The Simpsons (species)

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== Description ==
=== Physical characteristics ===
The Simpsons (Fuligo Simpsonia) are a species which highly resemble humans, however their skin is bright yellow, they lack any real mammalian hair, they have large extended upper lips, and their heads are usually square or round as compared to a human head. There is no variance in eye color in Simpsons, as they all have small, black pupils. While many members of the species appear to have hair, this is actually a different type of fungal growth than their own bodies. Despite being fungi, however, their cells behave similarly to members of the animal kingdom who have multi-cellular bodies. The average male height of these creatures is 5'9", while the average female height is 5'7". Their proportions are very similar to humans, as well as their control of their finger-like appendages and bipedal legs.
=== Intelligence ===
Simpsons are on the same intelligence level as humans, as is indicated by their sense of fashion, domestication, tool use and construction of structures. Their culture also happens to be very similar to the tales of western America, despite the Simpson's location in southern Africa. Many speculate that contact between the Simpsons and humans was made at some point before 2018 (When the main 8 discovered them in Act 4), possibly from Rick, who lived very close by to them in Act 4. Currently, the Simpsons have formed their own small city-state, which has U.N. Recognition and is fully independent from the Republic of Minecraftia (Republic of Bodil).
== Range ==
The Simpsons mostly range in a small area in the Engo Valley, on the west coast of northern Namibia. Their range does not extend past the borders of Springfield, which is about 6 square miles including No Man's Land. They are about 46 miles southwest of Orupembe, a very small town in northern Namibia. All the Simpsons for the most part remain in Springfield, as they feel a strong connection to their native homeland despite its near destruction by the French some time ago. For more information on this event, See the articles for Springfield and No Man's Land.
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