148866-where-do-snarfelynx-come-from

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			From a physical box copy.	
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			Just... really wondering if anyone knows.	
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			Well, when a Mommy snarfelynx and a Daddy snarfelynx love each other very much....	
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			Sorry I should clarify, Not like how do you get one, Where are they actually from!? Like, They float... So their from Nexus? But never seen one? So are they from another planet? But then how did the strain get them... Maybe I am asking to much... lol
			
				
	Edited January 11, 2016 by BabyAngel	
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			LOL! But where do these Mommy and Daddy Snarfelynx live!!	
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			Good question. I'm fairly sure Carbine didn't think that far ahead, but... intergalactic spacekitties? Nightmare beasts from the twelfth dimension!	
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Native to the planet Lagos, homeworld of the Lopp, the snarfelynx is a somewhat rotund feline species which evolved an unusual method of flight. They possess inflatable air bladders which allow them to float through the air while they vent other gasses to propel themselves forward with surprising alacrity. Lopp scientists believe the felines developed this ability to help carry their equally tubby young from place to place as they are carried inside the snarfelynx's elastic, inflatable cheeks. With training, this parenting instinct has been adapted to serve a more practical purpose - the transportation of a humanoid passenger.
 
All snarfelynx on Nexus are descended from a few breeding pairs brought by Lopp far-traders from Lagos, who were forced to place the creatures in hypersleep to get them aboard starships (snarfelynx do not like tightly enclosed spaces). Snarfelynx fur coloring is typical of creatures from Lagos and includes the same general hues as the Lopp themselves.
 
Snarfelynx could only have evolved on a planet like Lagos, where airborne predators are virtually nonexistent. Their unique method of flight would make them easy pickings for any large flying creatures - indeed, even the Lopp once hunted them as prey long before they attempted to domesticate them. Most predators on Lagos, however, cannot fly, meaning the snarfelynx's slow, long flights are a perfect survival mechanism. While lean, feathered avians typically burn a lot of energy for shorter flights, wild snarfelynx are known to stay in the air for weeks at a time, protecting themselves and their young from ground-based attack while their considerable fat stores provide nutrition and energy along the way.
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A few things:
 
1. FARTCATS  
 
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vent other gasses
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Well, when a Mommy snarfelynx and a Daddy snarfelynx love each other very much....
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Well, when a Mommy snarfelynx and a Daddy snarfelynx love each other very much....
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			I'm guessing it's a chua experiment	
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So, citizens travel into those inflatable cheeks...
 
*thinks of the Strain-infected toothy Snarfelynx and lets that sink in*
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!	
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			Native to the planet Lagos, homeworld of the Lopp, the snarfelynx is a somewhat rotund feline species which evolved an unusual method of flight. They possess inflatable air bladders which allow them to float through the air while they vent other gasses to propel themselves forward with surprising alacrity. Lopp scientists believe the felines developed this ability to help carry their equally tubby young from place to place as they are carried inside the snarfelynx's elastic, inflatable cheeks. With training, this parenting instinct has been adapted to serve a more practical purpose - the transportation of a humanoid passenger.All snarfelynx on Nexus are descended from a few breeding pairs brought by Lopp far-traders from Lagos, who were forced to place the creatures in hypersleep to get them aboard starships (snarfelynx do not like tightly enclosed spaces). Snarfelynx fur coloring is typical of creatures from Lagos and includes the same general hues as the Lopp themselves.Snarfelynx could only have evolved on a planet like Lagos, where airborne predators are virtually nonexistent. Their unique method of flight would make them easy pickings for any large flying creatures - indeed, even the Lopp once hunted them as prey long before they attempted to domesticate them. Most predators on Lagos, however, cannot fly, meaning the snarfelynx's slow, long flights are a perfect survival mechanism. While lean, feathered avians typically burn a lot of energy for shorter flights, wild snarfelynx are known to stay in the air for weeks at a time, protecting themselves and their young from ground-based attack while their considerable fat stores provide nutrition and energy along the way	
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