Update piclet: humpback_whale

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+{
+  "canonical": {
+    "objectName": "humpback whale",
+    "typeId": "humpback_whale_canonical",
+    "discoveredBy": "Fraser",
+    "discovererSub": "5f195784925b9863e28ad610",
+    "discovererUsername": "Fraser",
+    "discovererName": "Fraser Greenlee",
+    "discovererPicture": "https://cdn-avatars.huggingface.co/v1/production/uploads/1595496291585-noauth.png",
+    "discoveredAt": "2025-10-06T01:23:30.859678",
+    "scanCount": 1,
+    "picletData": {
+      "typeId": "humpback_whale_canonical",
+      "nickname": "Whalebreak",
+      "stats": {
+        "name": "Whalebreak",
+        "physicalAppearance": "Whalebreak retains the massive, streamlined silhouette of a humpback whale, its skin a mottled slate\u2011gray textured like ancient ocean stone. Its head bears a pronounced, knobby ridge that arches into a gentle \u201chump,\u201d echoing the whale\u2019s iconic dorsal profile, while two enormous, wing\u2011like pectoral fins spread laterally, each edged with faint bioluminescent veins that glow soft teal in the deep.",
+        "lore": "Whalebreak roams the temperate and polar oceans, favoring deep, open waters where it can glide for miles before surfacing in spectacular breaches. Its primary role in the marine ecosystem is that of a guardian and communicator; using powerful low\u2011frequency vibrations, it maps the seafloor and warns nearby creatures of approaching storms or predators.",
+        "tier": "legendary",
+        "primaryType": "aquatic",
+        "height": "15\u202fm (when fully breaching)",
+        "weight": null,
+        "personality": "Whalebreak exudes a serene confidence, moving with graceful power yet delighting in sudden, exuberant displays. It is both protective of its pod and curious about distant horizons, often surfacing to greet the sky."
+      },
+      "imageUrl": "https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fraser/piclets/resolve/main/images/humpback_whale_canonical.png",
+      "imageCaption": "Photograph of a humpback whale breaching out of the ocean, with its large, gray body and distinctive flippers visible against a clear blue sky. The whale's pectoral fins and tail are partially out of the water, creating a dynamic splash. The scene captures the majestic beauty and power of the whale, with water droplets and spray trailing behind.",
+      "concept": "**# Canonical Object**  \nhumpback whale  \n\n**# Variation**  \ncanonical  \n\n**# Object Rarity**  \nepic  \n\n**# Monster Name**  \nWhalebreak  \n\n**# Primary Type**  \naquatic  \n\n**# Physical Stats**  \nHeight: 15\u202fm (when fully breaching)  \nWeight: 30,000\u202fkg  \n\n**# Personality**  \nWhalebreak exudes a serene confidence, moving with graceful power yet delighting in sudden, exuberant displays. It is both protective of its pod and curious about distant horizons, often surfacing to greet the sky.  \n\n**# Physical Appearance**  \nWhalebreak retains the massive, streamlined silhouette of a humpback whale, its skin a mottled slate\u2011gray textured like ancient ocean stone. Its head bears a pronounced, knobby ridge that arches into a gentle \u201chump,\u201d echoing the whale\u2019s iconic dorsal profile, while two enormous, wing\u2011like pectoral fins spread laterally, each edged with faint bioluminescent veins that glow soft teal in the deep.  \n\nThe tail is a colossal, crescent\u2011shaped fluke split into twin blades, each rimmed with a ripple\u2011pattern resembling water\u2011spindles; when Whalebreak slaps the sea, the fluke can generate shockwaves that shimmer like mirrored glass. Along its back runs a series of subtle, raised ridges that pulse faintly with a sapphire hue, hinting at its internal sonar chambers.  \n\n**# Lore & Behavior**  \nWhalebreak roams the temperate and polar oceans, favoring deep, open waters where it can glide for miles before surfacing in spectacular breaches. Its primary role in the marine ecosystem is that of a guardian and communicator; using powerful low\u2011frequency vibrations, it maps the seafloor and warns nearby creatures of approaching storms or predators.  \n\nWhen threatened, Whalebreak employs its signature \u201cAqua\u2011Crest\u201d ability: a thunderous tail slap that sends a towering wall of water and pressure outward, disorienting foes and reshaping nearby currents. In moments of peace, it releases gentle spouts of mist that carry soothing resonances, fostering calm among the sea\u2019s inhabitants and encouraging the growth of coral gardens beneath its migratory routes.  \n\n**# Monster Image Prompt**  \nA colossal, slate\u2011gray marine beast rises from a sapphire sea, its massive body arcing in a dramatic breach under a bright, cloud\u2011streaked sky. Its wing\u2011like pectoral fins spread wide, rimmed with faint teal light that traces intricate vein patterns, while a huge, crescent\u2011shaped tail fluke snaps the air, scattering sparkling droplets. Bioluminescent ridges along its back pulse a gentle blue, casting a soft glow on the surrounding spray, and its eyes shine with calm, inquisitive intelligence as it gazes toward the horizon. The scene is illuminated by golden sunrise light, highlighting the creature\u2019s smooth, stone\u2011like texture and the dynamic motion of water frozen in mid\u2011flight.",
+      "imagePrompt": "A colossal, slate\u2011gray marine beast rises from a sapphire sea, its massive body arcing in a dramatic breach under a bright, cloud\u2011streaked sky. Its wing\u2011like pectoral fins spread wide, rimmed with faint teal light that traces intricate vein patterns, while a huge, crescent\u2011shaped tail fluke snaps the air, scattering sparkling droplets. Bioluminescent ridges along its back pulse a gentle blue, casting a soft glow on the surrounding spray, and its eyes shine with calm, inquisitive intelligence as it gazes toward the horizon. The scene is illuminated by golden sunrise light, highlighting the creature\u2019s smooth, stone\u2011like texture and the dynamic motion of water frozen in mid\u2011flight.",
+      "createdAt": "2025-10-06T01:23:30.859696"
+    }
+  },
+  "variations": []
+}