Now that the film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is out, we know what was in Newt Scamander's suitcase. This bookmark a glimpse inside Magizoologist Scamander's field journal! Enjoy this faithful reproduction of Newt's notes and sketches of the Occamy. A native of India and other tropical locales near the equator of the Far East, the Occamy hatches from a silver egg. With iridescent scales and plumage reminiscent of cross between a white-lipped python and a peacock, this serpentine-bodied creature is beaked, winged, and capable of flight. It is important to remember that the Occamy is choranaptyxic -- meaning it "will grow and shrink to fit size of its surroundings." Also, it enjoys roaches. It is strongly recommended to employ Demiguise as babysitters for young Occamy - and to keep a teapot nearby for emergencies.
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