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*Their behavior while in melee combat in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' implies that Stalizalfos may not be aware that they're dead, or they are under the impression that they're at the very least in the flesh. The possibility is brought up by the fact that Stalizalfos attempt to attack Link by either extending their long gone prehensile tongues, or trying unsuccessfully to spit water from their mouth cavity. They are the only Stal enemies that exhibit these traits. | *Their behavior while in melee combat in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' implies that Stalizalfos may not be aware that they're dead, or they are under the impression that they're at the very least in the flesh. The possibility is brought up by the fact that Stalizalfos attempt to attack Link by either extending their long gone prehensile tongues, or trying unsuccessfully to spit water from their mouth cavity. They are the only Stal enemies that exhibit these traits, which are contrary to the [[Stalnox]], who appear to be aware that they're dead. | ||
*Stalizalfos, unlike living [[Lizalfos]], cannot swim. | *Stalizalfos, unlike living [[Lizalfos]], cannot swim. | ||