it's ok its some pretty complex shit
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@CrissCross Yeah, I thought so. I also thought that mudokens were more bird-like (or at least reptilian), and glukkons to octopuses.
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Paramites!
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Pramites always reminded me of termites. It's the whole living in burrows/giant mandibles combo.
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The back of the torso and arching neck of the scrab reminds be of crab and beetle carapaces, and also of cobra hoods. Made it seem more suited to the desert in spirit.
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so what you're saying is, paramites might have just one queen, and the majority of paramites be workers, like termites are? Or am I just missing the point again? |
He's just posting a relevant picture. Don't over-analyse any of his posts.
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Ah. And here I thought I had something.
Where in the foodchain do you think Meeches would go? Personaly, I think that they were predators like Scrabs and paramites, but were not as strong as Scrabs and could only kill a Paramite if it were on it's own. Also, since Paramites are like spiders, does that mean they might have venom too? |
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i read that scrabs dont have queens, but almost all others have except for clakkers and slogs
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Does that mean steefs have queens?
...ewwww. I bet she's all bulbous and sticky. But having one queen could be a vulnerability, because if the queen dies, the colony dies, unless there's a new queen to take her place. Wouldn't it make more sense to just have everybody sexual active? |
I believe that each species has multiple queens. It's possible that each Mudokon tribe had its own queen, for instance.
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Still though, with Steefs being so Ram like, I thought that it worked like deer, or sheep.
And I saw paramites as being like black widow spiders. But of course, I have no idea how things really work outside of Strangers Wrath, and so again, am speaking nonsense. |
We don't know how things work either, really. What we do know could still be changed by Lorne.
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i think steef dont have queens,dunno i know that mudokons,sligs,glukkons,paramites have queens,and new queens take their place before they die
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Paramites have queens? I didn't know that.
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yeah they do have them,so do muds and glukkons and sligs,scrabs have females,slogs have females and i think steef have females,and fleetches i think have females
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The only species that we know for sure have queens are Mudokons, Glukkons and Sligs. Alf suggested that Slogs have queens, but take anything he said with a grain of salt.
As for Steef, Paramites, Scrabs and Fleeches, we just don't know. Popular fan opinion is that Paramites do have queens, Steef and Scrabs don't, and Fleeches are just ewww. EDIT: I'm not sure how much credence we're putting in Matt Lee these days, but he says that Paramites do have a queen and Scrabs don't. |
Paramites just hiss on others.
Scrabs just eat others. |
If we do associate Paramites with termites, a queen would seem logical. And I hope so, because a Paramite king would be really cool.*
Fleeches are supposed be mutants and/or genetic experiments, so I think the less said about their production (as opposed to reproduction) the better. *Apart from all the nasty Paramite sex they'd have to have. Ewww. I bet there'd be web everywhere. |
I never saw any connection between paramites and termites. Indeed, what paramites used to make me think of were those microscopic parasite things with all the legs and spiky faces.
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errrm wtf ? it kinda looks like a mutant sperm :-/
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@elums mum yes, yes it does.
I thought of meeches like dinosaurs, with the incubation and everything. Which arises another question...do you think scrabs lay eggs? |
I always thought Meeches were like dinosaurs too. Kinda like velociraptors or something. Well Scrabs always seemed kinda reptilain to me so i'd say they lay eggs, i'd say Paramites lay eggs too because spiders do and they're pretty huge giant spiders.
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I heard somewhere that Meeches were like hyenas.
I expect Paramites hatch from egg-filled cocoons. We saw enough of them in the Paramonian Temple. |
I always pictured scrabs reproducing like deer, for some reason. I have no idea why.
And if paramites are like termites/spiders, does that mean they might have venom too? Cause that'd be freaky. |
I can oddly see that...
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@enchilado LOL
...what about fuzzles? how the hell do they do anything, for that matter? |
Maybe like gremlins ? you get em wet and balls of fluff fly out of thier backs ?
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Fuzzles are just big, bouncy reproductive organs completely covered with pubic hair.
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Kind of like you, eh?
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So a Fuzzle is technically a testicle?
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Oh god...
I think I threw up in my mouth a little bit. |