"Exactly right, two points, personality wise, what is so scary about a Crup to muggles?" Professor Maline asked the class, tickling a kitten's stomach.

"Crups are ferocious toward Muggles because they are a wizard-created dog." Kennedy answered.

"As I said before, Crups can turn evil towards muggles. It would be dangeroud to have them as a pet."

Kerry raised her hands, "The crup is very loyal to witches and wizards but is aggressive towards muggles, which can be very scary for them. Not only that, but the fact that they will eat almost anything in sight can also frighten any muggle who is lucky enough to get near them without being attacked."

Si looked around at the other students the consensus what crups are fine to wizards but not to muggles, he noted this down on his parchment, he didn’t know all this information about how magical animals interact differently with muggles

Kat thought it was amazing how these animals kneew if you were a witch or wizard or not. She thought of her muggle family and friends back home and a shiver ran down her spine. "Do many crups ever get neav muggles?" She hated the thought of one of her animal loveing sisters finding a crup and thinking it was a friendly dog even though they would think it to have a deformed tail
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"It seems Ravenclaw are living up to thier houses reputation!" Professor Maline laughed, "Take a point each of you, the answers are all completely correct."

"Well done Kerry, take a point, crups will eat everything pretty much, and have been known to chomp their way through metal. Now, there is another pair of animals i have, care to guess?" She asked.

Aurora thougt for a minute.." A nogtail and a muggle swine?" It seemed like a good match. to her.

Well I doubt you have an Erumpent, which resembles a rhinoceros at a distance, considering its size. So my guess would be a fire crab which resembles a turtoise with exception of its jeweled shell? Ormaybe a jarvey because they rsemble ferrets." Kennedy suggested.

Torie raised her hand. "Is it a snake? Some muggles have snakes as pets and they might mistake a magical snake, such as a boomslang for a muggle pet snake."

Kerry raised her hand, "Professor are they puffeskeins or pygymy puffs?"

Kennedy then added, "Or you could have a knarl, which resembles a hedgehog except for one behavioural difference regarding food and gardens."

How about a Knarl which looks like a hedgehog?

Do we really care? Evan thought. This lesson was really a waste of time; kitties and hedgehogs just weren't his thing. Evan raised his finger slowly and said mockingly: "A woodlouse and a zebra?" Why not.

He then glared at Bucky and stuck out his tongue at her. Why did she have to keep staring at him?

"or how about a Fire crab and a Tortoise? That would be fun"
Aurora was trying to thin of the muggle animals her Grammy has.

"Those aren't muggle and wizarding. Pygmy puffs are baby puffeskeins," She corrected Kerry kindly.

"Exactly. Take a point for mentioning the behavioural difference too," Ophelia beamed happily, "now, to what food is it that they go insane at?" She asked the class.

"Good thought, but not at the moment," She nodded.

"If food is left out in the garden for a knarl, he will assume the householder is attempting to lure it into a trap and will savage that householder's garden plants or garden ornaments." Kennedy answered.

Kerry blushed, forgetting that they were looking for muggle animals, too. But she raised her hand anyway and said, "Oooh professor knarls love to go after gardens, so owners of this pet must beware!!"

Aurora raised her hand, " They like garden vegtables. Probably cabbages and carrots, right?'

Torie raised her hand. "It really likes garden plants so things like vegetables or maybe flowers?" She asked with a question in her voice.

As she was speaking, a puppy came and wandered into her lap. Happily she bent down and picked it up. She petted it gently as she waited for a response from the Professor.