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GLOMPby *WolfPearl

Traditional Art / Drawings / Sci-Fi

My half aliens attack again, this time even somewhat literally. Kinda.

Just realised I haven't given you any of the named characters of them that I have running around in my brain, so here you go!

These two are Eem-Sharr and Koo-Ah, both shown here as wildlings. (the "Eem" is pronounced with the same E-sound as in the word "them", but held longer, I have no idea of how to write it so that English speakers would read it the way it's supposed to be said)

The triaformica don't take care of their youngsters the same way humans do. They only guard the little ones before they grow enough to walk on their own and leave their nests (called nestlings before that) after which the youngsters -called wildlings at this stage- fend for themselves for few years. During most of the wildling stage the youngsters are solitary creatures that don't care about the company of others, but after a few years their social instincts start to kick in and they start to crave for company. The wildling stage ends when they find adults and get adopted into a clan, although some of them find other youngsters before stumbling across adults, and if both of the lone wildlings are in the stage of seeking company they often team up, sometimes forming small packs untill finding adults.

Koo-Ah and Eem-Sharr teamed up long before finding a clan and wandered around together. Here Koo has found some delicious bird eggs, but whether or not he manages to actually eat them is debatable, since seems like Eem decided it was the perfect moment to perform a surprise glomp attack.

Triaformica species © me and stuff.

Okay, back to draw stuff I should be drawing.

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~ImperatorValvanera Jun 18, 2012 Student General Artist

Such a beautiful critters. I love seeing different creatures, specially reptiles/aliens/exotic self made species, and you my kind sir, are great at making those. My jovians would love to have your triaformica as cousins, I really want to see more of them!.

Greetings.