Nyar (Nuh-yar):
Often replaces the common WooF of a Wild Tealcat. Usually used as a quizzical connotation or an expression of playfullness. Often used as a rebuttal to the common dinosaur phrase, RaWR, meaning 'I love you', unto which it mimics the expression
WooF (woof):
The common call of a Wild Tealcat. Usually perceived as hello or to catch one's attention
Wild Tealcat (Weye-yold-Tea-all-cat):
Genus of Tealcat. Cousin of the Evergreen Tealcat. Relative of the Quiet Leopold.(more to be record as we maintain surveillance)
Often replaces the common WooF of a Wild Tealcat. Usually used as a quizzical connotation or an expression of playfullness. Often used as a rebuttal to the common dinosaur phrase, RaWR, meaning 'I love you', unto which it mimics the expression
WooF (woof):
The common call of a Wild Tealcat. Usually perceived as hello or to catch one's attention
Wild Tealcat (Weye-yold-Tea-all-cat):
Genus of Tealcat. Cousin of the Evergreen Tealcat. Relative of the Quiet Leopold.(more to be record as we maintain surveillance)
