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They are also often sociable creatures, having harmonious relations with their own kind...
...as well as with Thunderians.
This is not the case with all Snarfs though, and you should be warned... snarfs are, contrary to common folklore, capable of evil! How else do you explain Snarf-Ra, the ever-living, created by the Ancient Spirits of Evil themselves?!
In our first case, poor Mumm-Ra was relaxing in his pyramid when an irate snarf, having gotten in through a hole in the pyramid wall, saw him there and just attacked him, trying to maul his face!
After an exhausting search and setting up of snarf-traps, he found not only one, but three of the critters in his pyramid!
Luckily since he is ever-living, Mumm-Ra was not seriously injured from the wild snarf attack.
Our next Snarf victim, Alluro, was not so lucky.
He was happily enjoying a peaceful walk through the forest when he was cornered by a psychotic snarf who had gotten his hands on some discarded Thundercat weapons.
Alluro tried to defend himself, but the snarf didn't give him the chance. He came at him with weapons flying, and Alluro turned tail and ran (wouldn't you, if you saw this coming at you?), barely able to escape the vicious attack.
And here, a snarf attempts to attack a mutant, but bites a live wire instead. The picture is humorous, but you can see his teeth... they may be short, but take it from their victims... snarf bites hurt!
What should you watch out for if you encounter one of these wild creatures?
On the left you can see a snarf moments before he is about to lose his temper and attack. See the clenched jaw and the fist, telltale signs of his foul mood. On the right is a snarf in an emotional breakdown. Usually these involve them crying about being underestimated or unappreciated, and they are often followed by violent outbursts where the innocent bystanders are subjected to high-pitched whining, flying claws, and gnashing teeth! Beware if you see a snarf in any of these states. It has also been proven that any female snarf exhibiting signs of PMS should be avoided as a high risk.
Despite the fact that many are friendly, caution must be exercised! Like any wild animal, one should always approach snarfs with care. For instance, here we see Lion-O leaving himself wide open for a mauling at the hands of one of these creatures. Luckily the snarf was only startled and no bodily harm came to him... but remember, don't try this at home! You may not be so lucky!
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