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In lugnet.technic.bionicle, James Howse writes:
> After annoying the Maori by using names from their culture, LEGO sets it's
> sights on the world's largest Muslim nation, Indonesia. Bohrok is the name
> of a river and a wildlife research station in Indonesia.
>
> From
> http://www.dehatour.com/OldHtml/AdventureNatureReserve.htm
> GUNUNG LEUSER
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> One of the largest protected forested areas in Southeast Asia, Gunung Leuser
> National Park encompasses a range of environments from coastal lowland to
> volcanic peaks... ...The Bohrok wildlife research station and orangutan
> rehabilitation center lies at the park's outskirts.
That is probably a coincidence, all 6 names are permutations of a few
sounds. Coincidences do occur. The new names make me think of Vulcan...
Tuvok anyone? Maybe even, GASP, Turok? Son of stone! that's pohatu to
y'all... Turok Son of Stone was a Gold Key/Whitman comic of the 50s, brought
back as 90s Dinosaur Hunter, real stone knives and bearskins kind of guy.
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