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paramiteabe 05-14-2002 09:59 PM

Glukken and slig eggs!
 
We already seen what a Mudokin egg looks like. What about a glukken and a slig egg? Or do Glukkens hatch from eggs? I alweys thought glukkens kind of get born out of Margret not from eggs. Because in the concept picture of Margret I don't see any eggs lieing around on that platform. All I see are glukkens standing around her. And as for sligs I would like to see what a slig egg looks like.

If there are glukken and slig eggs then maybe they would look very awkward looking. Maybe they won't look like regular eggs. They could be oddly shaped to resemble what an adult glukken or slig looks like. kind of like locus with their outer shell when they shed. the outer shell looks like the locus it self but just a shell that resembles them lieing around. :fuzblink:

Xavier 05-15-2002 03:52 AM

there are no eggs around Sam too
so it's possible that Glukkons are in eggs
Sorry I don't have pics of slig or Glukkon eggs
only mudokons:(

Genral.E.Stupid 05-15-2002 04:20 PM

i really want slig eggs to be rectangular
or it would be even cooler if sligs grew in pods on slig trees

Xavier 05-15-2002 04:36 PM

rectangular?
aouch... poor skillya

rectangular isn't realy "natural"

paramiteabe 05-15-2002 04:57 PM

But you have to remember that this is Oddworld and anything is possible! Rectangular eggs would look pretty strange let me tell ya!

Xavier 05-15-2002 05:38 PM

:

anything is possible
Much is possible, but Rectangular eggs aren't normal
and it will be painfull for Skillya

Wil 05-15-2002 06:07 PM

Queen Maggie gives birth to live Glukkons. She pushes out bucketloads of Gluks at once. As for Sligs, well, they are at some early point larval, so eggs seem to fit in.

Xavier 05-15-2002 06:22 PM

and now a stupid question:
is there slog eggs ?

oddling 05-15-2002 06:59 PM

Slog eggs
 
:fuzconf: Ya got me stumped on that on Xavier.I don't think they do cause Slogs are supposed to be like dogs but this isn't Earth.Like paramiteabe said anything is possible on Oddworld.I didn't even know Mudokons laid eggs cause I don't have Munch,so I bet my hypothoses stinks worse than a slig rotin in da sun.

Xavier 05-15-2002 07:09 PM

I think each race lay eggs except Vykkers...
since we know there is a slog queen it will be logical to have slog eggs

Wil 05-15-2002 07:20 PM

Is there a Slog queen? I've never heard mention of one.

And like I said earlier, Glukkons have a queen, but not eggs. Not their own, anyway.

munch man Abe 05-15-2002 08:13 PM

pics
 
Xaiver if you have any pics of one of the queens I would like to see them and the modokon egg pic.:fuzblink: :fuzsmile: :fuzgrin: :fuzconf: :fuzvamp: :fuzwink: :) :D (I was ganna put this on your picture request but since were talking about the queens I decided to put it here)

Mac the Janitor 05-15-2002 11:52 PM

Maybe the slogs are breeded in an enormous slog kennel type place owned by Glukkons.

TheKhanzumer 05-16-2002 03:26 AM

Max there is most likely a slog queen. Alf mentioned that the glukkons have it locked up somewhere and make sure that all the slogs are bred in captivity so that they learn to trust their slig masters. Usually a serious answer from Alf is a reliable one.

dark_xinos 05-16-2002 03:41 AM

Slogs? Naa. I think there to much of a doglike creature. They seem to be warm blooded, so i dont think there like...lizards.:fuzconf:

oddguy 999 05-16-2002 05:40 AM

Birds are warm blooded but they lay eggs (Mudukons are also desended from birds)... Platapuses are warm blooded but they lay eggs... Ekidners are warm blooded but they lay eggs... So Slogs can lay eggs and still be warm blooded...

People seem to forget that nothing is clear-cut in nature...

... Speaking of which there is a type of mole that is a super speacies that gives birth to its young live... So not all the creatures on Oddworld have to come from eggs (even if MOST are a super speacies).

... And as for the idea of Rectangular eggs for Slogs... I dont think its likely... I heard that OWI makes all of their creatures biologicly posible, so that people will never get borred with them (since they seem so real)... Sure there are Shark speacies that have strange cubish shaped eggs... But that has evolved to help keep the egg turning in the waves and ocean curents.

One, Two, Middlesboogie 05-16-2002 01:23 PM

Max, where did you find out that Glukkons have live births as opposed to eggs?

paramiteabe 05-16-2002 03:55 PM

You know that is an interesting thought. We know that most races on Oddworld are born from a queen but what about the wild life? Do they just have sex or do they have a queen too? I never heard of something like a slog queen or a scrab or paramite queen. Who knows! I alweys thought Vykkers create most of the wild life we see on Mudos like fleeches. I bet ya that they also create Slogs. You never see wild slogs running in the wild like scrabs or paramites. I have this feeling slogs come from Vykkers.

pinkgoth2 05-16-2002 04:20 PM

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Originally posted by oddguy 999
(Mudukons are also desended from birds)
If they're a type of bird, then why can they turn to an entire flock of them if they die? ;) Just a thought.

Besides, there's no real saying whether the birds on OW are warmblooded too. OW creatures may have a completely different metabolism not dependant on temperature at all to work (please, no chemists reply to this *laughs*). They may be called birds, but they are on Oddworld. They may not BE birds.


- TyA

Xavier 05-16-2002 06:32 PM

Re: pics
 
:

Originally posted by munch man Abe
Xaiver if you have any pics of one of the queens I would like to see them and the modokon egg pic.(I was ganna put this on your picture request but since were talking about the queens I decided to put it here)
here are some queens
Sam (mudokon queen)
http://www.oddworldian.net/images/pr...okonqueen..jpg

Maggie/Margaret (glukkon queen)
http://www.oddworldian.net/images/prod_glukkonqueen.jpg

there are no other pics of queens now..and for the mud eggs, hummm here

http://www.oddworld.com/whatsnew_assets/egg.jpg

Wil 05-16-2002 06:38 PM

I doubt the Scrabs and Paramites have queens, seeing as they have nests in Scrabania and Paramonia. One the one hand these could just be their sleeping nests, but then again those holes are way to small for any Scrab or Paramite to squeeze into.

And where did I read about live-born Glukkons? I've no idea. But I'll do some mega-research this weekend, if I can find time.

Xavier 05-16-2002 06:54 PM

Thanx max...
I don't think Scrabs, paramites or even elums have queens...
especially scrabs
they are a bit associal for brothers

Genral.E.Stupid 05-16-2002 07:44 PM

i cant quite imagn a scrab having sex cause they just shread any animal that comes to close (well within there teritorial bounds) and i think they would shred a female (possibal future mate or not)
i think that they could be asexual or possibly when they die they release something that creates a spore which a new scrab comes from (dont ask me why but i really what at least one creature to be able to have been made by a tree or plant) :fuzzle:

Xavier 05-17-2002 03:32 AM

I think that for the scrabs and paramite, onmy the men fight... and there are some woman in the nest for the reproduction and only do that...

oddguy 999 05-17-2002 09:56 PM

Scrabs might have a breading season... This could be when any Scrab that wants to become a Alfa Scrab or Alfa Scrab that wants to increase the size of its pack makes the long migration to a nesting grownd. There they could adopt some of the Scrab Queens eggs and take them to their nest (still within the nesting grownds) where they then would care for them and gard them from other Scrabs incase they're intested in stealing a almost ready to hatch egg (to save its self the effort of nursing it). Once the eggs hatch they imprint the nursing Scrab as their parent and so the nursing Scrab becomes leader of the new Scrabs.

Paramites on the other hand I think would have alive young and so they would imprint the Queen as their parent so would only serve it... The older generations then would probly then act very communally in the bringing up of the younger generations because they would feel it would still be seving their common parent/Queen.

TheKhanzumer 05-18-2002 02:19 AM

Mudokons are a superspecies, they have a "queen" which asexually produces the many eggs that make up the mudokon race. We don't know what happens when a queen dies but my guess is that the old one lays a new one well ahead of time just to be safe.

Glukkons are the same as mudokons (reproductively speaking) except they give birth to live young.

Sligs also have a queen. We don't know if they are born live or in eggs but they do have a "larval" stage.

Vykkers are hermaphrodites born fertile. They can have babies whenever and wherever they feel like it.

Slogs have a queen.

Gabbits reproduce sexually. They have special spawning locations like salmon.

Scrabs probably produce sexually and have a mating system like lions. One male (the Alfa) and a bunch of females that follow him around.

Fleeches were created by Vykkers. I have no idea how they reproduce in the wild.

I don't know how elums, meeches, paramites, shrykulls, slurgs, fuzzles, meeps, bats, bees, worryfish, birds or interns reproduce (although I have some good guesses).

I hope that helps and I hope I didn't miss anything!

Edit: Oops I did miss some. Rats, fireflies and elderlings as well as many creatures that have not yet appeared in any games. I don't know how they reproduce.

Xavier 05-18-2002 09:49 AM

thank you very much!
I like some synthesis.
nice job

Alcar 05-18-2002 10:25 AM

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Originally posted by TheKhanzumer
Oops I did miss some. Rats, fireflies and elderlings as well as many creatures that have not yet appeared in any games. I don't know how they reproduce.
Elderlings? Do you mean the Almighty Raisin?

Alcar...

Xavier 05-18-2002 10:51 AM

yes, the Raisin is an elderling
it's on the official site