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Magical Creatures » Diricawls (Part 1)
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Magical Creatures » Diricawls (Part 1)
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
When Voldemort's Death Eaters launch an invasion on the Ministry of Magic in 1970, it takes all Lyall's duelling experience and love for his family to get him through.
Ft. Newt Scamander, dodo birds, The Moomins, Arthur Weasley, and a styrene cup of wand-made tea.
MC Sebastian & Diricawls (Part 1)
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MC Sebastian & Diricawls (Part 2)
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Magical Creatures » Diricawls (Part 2)
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Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them: The Diricawls
❝ The Diricawl is a plump, fluffy-feathered and flightless bird. It has the ability to disappear and reappear elsewhere as a means of escaping danger, similar to apparation. Muggles are aware of the existence of the Diricawl as a dodo (a large, extinct, flightless bird). However, since Muggles are not aware of its ability to teleport at will, they believe that they have hunted the dodo to extinction. The International Confederation of Wizards has not seen fit to reveal that the animal still exists, since it seems to have raised Muggle awareness of the consequences of slaying their fellow creatures indiscriminately. ❞
For some reason as a kid the extinction of Dodos always quite upset me, and reading about Diricawls and the idea that Dodos are actually just magical birds that disappeared has made me so happy just now