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==Loewbugs==
Also called "sculptor beetles", "bugmasons", and "writing beetles", Loewbugs are a strange, magical cousin of the common dung beetle. Distinguishable by the gold, slightly luminescent markings on the edges of their carapace, the Loewbeetle acts much the same as its mundane cousins, with one appreciable difference; While the common dung beetle uses its dung balls as sources of food or places to hide eggs, the Loewbeetle uses it as raw materials. Loewbeetles are capable of animating decomposing and previously organic matter, and have found the best results with dung and other excrement. While they cannot animate it forever, the Loewbeetle doesn't need to. Instead, it uses the dung as material and mason both, shaping it into dwellings, hives, and storage areas made entirely out of a substance which the beetle itself eats. Additionally, Loewbeetles have been known to animate a ball of dung as they are rolling it for short bursts, letting them roll balls far larger than their normal bodies could handle.