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| The Hypsos are not "slimy" as many myths claim, although they can sweat as humans do. The only mucous production of note is from the tail tip, which facilitates egg laying. | The Hypsos are not "slimy" as many myths claim, although they can sweat as humans do. The only mucous production of note is from the tail tip, which facilitates egg laying. | ||
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| ==== Pheromones ==== | ==== Pheromones ==== | ||
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| The species possesses an unusual, "alternative" method of breeding by which prey is ensnared by the tongue and dragged into a unique oral cavity, wherein prey is enclosed in a special reproductive fluid. The prey passes through the egg chambers, to the tail, where they later emerge, alive and encased in an egg. The prey then emerges, partially or fully mutated into a member of the Hypsos species (depending on genetic compatibility). There are rumors that certain Hypsos individuals have developed or evolved other processes through which they can "convert" others into their species. | The species possesses an unusual, "alternative" method of breeding by which prey is ensnared by the tongue and dragged into a unique oral cavity, wherein prey is enclosed in a special reproductive fluid. The prey passes through the egg chambers, to the tail, where they later emerge, alive and encased in an egg. The prey then emerges, partially or fully mutated into a member of the Hypsos species (depending on genetic compatibility). There are rumors that certain Hypsos individuals have developed or evolved other processes through which they can "convert" others into their species. | ||
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| ==== Reproductive Cycle ==== | ==== Reproductive Cycle ==== | ||
| The Hypsos goes through a four part morphological cycle, marked by extreme changes to weight, body shape, and psychology. This cycle often syncs with the seasonal rotations of the creature's current world, but great variation exists. Some have been known to stay fixed in one stage with only minor variations over the year. | The Hypsos goes through a four part morphological cycle, marked by extreme changes to weight, body shape, and psychology. This cycle often syncs with the seasonal rotations of the creature's current world, but great variation exists. Some have been known to stay fixed in one stage with only minor variations over the year. | ||
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