EXPLANATION: The deck shows 3 pictures of a Common Xarryganitus, a baby, juvenile, and adult. At birth, a Xarryganitus would have a white color, making it easy to spot but also hard to see during winter (when Xarryganitus lay eggs), especially in snow. At juvenile stage, the white is already fading away, as their arms, head, neck, and legs only support their whites. During adult stage, the white had completely faded away, only left with the white migrating to the horn.

Bro the first one is a snowman