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What is a orbavore?

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∙ 8y ago
Updated: 11/5/2025

An orbavore is a fictional creature that primarily feeds on orbs or spherical objects. The concept often appears in fantasy or Science Fiction contexts, where these beings may possess unique abilities or characteristics related to their orb-based diet. Their role and traits can vary widely depending on the specific narrative or universe in which they are found.

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