Common Honeydew

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An ursine creature known to sleep up to 10 hours a day, the Honeydew will spend most of its waking hours searching for honey and sweet fruit to knock down from trees. Their fur is thick and allows them to withstand bee stings when raiding hives. They will also feed on small insects and small mammals, using their claws to dig after their prey. Honeydews can be bribed with sweet treats to do almost anything, though their obedience can also be shattered in the presence of snacks.