Doower

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Doower (Doo-werr)
Scientific Classification
KingdomAnimal
ClassMammal
OrderCingulata
SpeciesGlyptodontida Doower
ClineDoower
Origin Doower, Feu System
Documented-993 BE
DiscoverersSh'myfs
Population421 Billion
Derogatory Name"Flugg"
Physical Description
Skin TypeThick Tissue 14a
Blood ColorationDark Green
DietOmnivore
Height2.13m
Width1.02m
Weight107kg
Vision20/20 Light, 20/36 Infravision
Olfactory0.8 parts per million
Hearing11,35 Vibrations per nanon
Average Life812 cycles
Procreation Stage42-410 cycles
Litter Average1 egg
Most in Litter4 eggs
Physical Distinctions
EYES COLOR: Red, Dark Red; SKIN COLOR: Light Orange, Dark Orange; HEAD SCUTES: Light Yellow, White, Yellow-Orange, Dark Yellow, Yellow
Attributes
Intelligence-30%
Wisdome+35%
Strength+35%
Health-20%
Luck+55%
Accuracy-
Psyche+35%
Dexterity+30%
Language
Doowerr
Instinctual Description
1. They are quite critical. 2. The Doowers love high class materials. 3. They listen to all sides before making serious decisions.
LimitationsBREATHE: They can breath through any poisonous gases as long as oxygen is available. AICHOPHILIAC. They adore sharp weapons and materials. MICROPHOBIA. They dislike germs.
Climates
Plains, Desert, Swamp, Tundra, Polar, Semi-Arid, Wet
Gravity1.1 to 1.8g
Paranormality
None


Contents

Overview

Biology

The average height for a male is 2.23m, and a female is 2.03m. The average weight for a male is 110 kilograms, and a female 100 kg. The average body temperature of an is 307°K, pulse rate is 54, and respiration of 37. The average life expectancy for a male is 780 cycles, while the average for a female is 844 cycles.


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