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== History and Importance ==
== Clutural significance ==
The Utlian Mor Crab is the national animal of [[Utlia]] and the symbol of freedom on the island. The crab was discovered before any permanent settlements were founded on the island and they roamed the coast.Early tribes and civilization used these crabs as a consistent food source. They were originally chosen as national animal by Utlias first king [[Wynlid Liamia]] for its strong connection to the history and [[Azzta|religion]] of Utlia. In modern times, the crabs are eaten most during holidays and on religious days.
The Utlian Mor Crab is the national animal of [[Utlia]] and the symbol of freedom on the island. The crab was discovered before any permanent settlements were founded on the island and they roamed the coast.Early tribes and civilization used these crabs as a consistent food source. They were originally chosen as national animal by Utlias first king [[Wynlid Liamia]] for its strong connection to the history and [[Azzta|religion]] of Utlia. In modern times, the crabs are eaten most during holidays and on religious days.

== Export ==
On 11-3 1 PC the [[Republic of Utlia]] sent a basket of eight live Mor Crabs and ten [[UT85]] rifles to the [[Nation of Niueyjar]].
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Revision as of 21:02, 23 December 2023

Clutural significance

The Utlian Mor Crab is the national animal of Utlia and the symbol of freedom on the island. The crab was discovered before any permanent settlements were founded on the island and they roamed the coast.Early tribes and civilization used these crabs as a consistent food source. They were originally chosen as national animal by Utlias first king Wynlid Liamia for its strong connection to the history and religion of Utlia. In modern times, the crabs are eaten most during holidays and on religious days.

Export

On 11-3 1 PC the Republic of Utlia sent a basket of eight live Mor Crabs and ten UT85 rifles to the Nation of Niueyjar.