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The world’s largest kelpie is found in Loch Ness, Scotland. Its
favourite form is that of a sea serpent (see page 38). International
Confederation of Wizard observers realised that they were not
dealing with a true serpent when they saw it turn into an otter
on the approach of a team of Muggle investigators and then
transform back into a serpent when the coast was clear.
Knarl
M.O.M. Classification: XXX
The Knarl (northern Europe and America) is usually mistaken for
a hedgehog by Muggles. The two species are indeed
indistinguishable except for one important behavioural
difference: If food is left out in the garden for a hedgehog, it will
accept and enjoy the gift; if food is offered to a Knarl, on the
other hand, it will assume that the householder is attempting to
lure it into a trap and will savage that householder’s garden plants
or garden ornaments. Many a Muggle child has been accused of
vandalism when an offended Knarl was the real culprit.
Kneazle
M.O.M. Classification: XXX
The Kneazle was originally bred in Britain, though it is now
exported worldwide. A small catlike creature with flecked,
speckled, or spotted fur, outsize ears, and a tail like a lion’s, the
Kneazle is intelligent, independent, and occasionally aggressive,
though if it takes a liking to a witch or wizard, it makes an
excellent pet. The Kneazle has an uncanny ability to detect
unsavoury or suspicious characters and can be relied upon to
guide its owner safely home if they are lost. Kneazles have up
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