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|size = Body length: approx. {{mm|350}} | |size = Body length: approx. {{mm|350}} | ||
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|jpname = {{j|オジロヘビガラス|Ojirohebi Harasu|White-tailed snake crow}} | |||
|music2 = ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Common boss battle|Common boss battle]]'' | |music2 = ''[[Music in Pikmin 2#Common boss battle|Common boss battle]]'' | ||
|music3 = ''[[Music in Pikmin 3#Mid-bosses|Mid-boss battle]]'' | |music3 = ''[[Music in Pikmin 3#Mid-bosses|Mid-boss battle]]'' | ||
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{{see more|Snavian family#Naming}} | {{see more|Snavian family#Naming}} | ||
This boss is named "burrowing" due to its habit of burrowing and remaining underground until prey approach. Although the [[Pileated Snagret]] also burrows, it is a less important characteristic. In Japanese, the creature is called {{j|ヘビガラス|Hebi Garasu}}, which translates to "Snake Crow". Its scientific name is ''Shiropedes anacondii'', where ''anacondii'' is similar to "{{w|anaconda}}", a dangerous type of constricting snake. The internal name in ''Pikmin'' is quite straightforward – <code>snake</code> – and in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'', it is the same as its translated Japanese name, <code>snakecrow</code>. | This boss is named "burrowing" due to its habit of burrowing and remaining underground until prey approach. Although the [[Pileated Snagret]] also burrows, it is a less important characteristic. In Japanese, the creature is called {{j|ヘビガラス|Hebi Garasu}}, which translates to "Snake Crow". Its scientific name is ''Shiropedes anacondii'', where ''anacondii'' is similar to "{{w|anaconda}}", a dangerous type of constricting snake, and ''Shiropedes'' which comes from {{j|白|shiro}}, meaning white in Japanese and pedes, meaning foot in Latin; originating from its Japanese name {{j|オジロヘビガラス|Ojirohebi Garasu}} which means White-tailed snake crow. The internal name in ''Pikmin'' is quite straightforward – <code>snake</code> – and in ''Pikmin 2'' and ''Pikmin 3'', it is the same as its translated Japanese name, <code>snakecrow</code>. | ||
===Names in other languages=== | ===Names in other languages=== | ||