Sloks are any of several small to medium bipedal reptiles.
Background[]
Uniformly carnivorous, they are generally native to Westering Mountains, and the Spasky Hills. The three-toed variety are not poisonous. Their eggs are a delicacy. The Piper was leading some to the Plains of Jed. Sloks come in many colors.
When nesting sloks are arranged in pairs. The females sloks lay five to thirty-five eggs. The males and females then share egg-sitting duties. The females sits on the eggs for a while, every few hours they trade places with the males. The eggs of sloks take about four weeks to hatch.
One hundred sloks escaped into Daventry and caused all kinds of problems.
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See also poison, venom, toxin and bane for some of the similarities and differences between terminology. This article is not the place to discuss pedantic online debates on terminology.