Animalistic Physiology

Animalistic Physiology is the ability to have the anatomy, physiology, appearance, and/or abilities of those of an animal. Most individuals with an animal-like physiology have that of a specific type of animal, although some just have features that could relate them to a variety of animals.
==Variations==
*Arachnid Physiology: Individuals with an arachnid-like physiology will likely resemble a spider or scorpion which may grant them traits such as: extra appendages, poisonous stinger, pincers, enhanced speed, the ability to walk on walls, or silk-generating organs.
*Bat Physiology: Individuals who have a bat-like physiology may exhibit traits such as wings for flight and echolocative abilities.
*Cervidae Physiology: Some individuals may have traits like those of a deer, elk, moose, etc. which may include (but are not limited to): antlers, increased speed and agility, and night vision.
*Crustacean Physiology: Individuals with an animal-like physiology may have traits that mimic those of a crustacean which may include (but are not limited to): antennae, extra appendages, aquatic adaptations, exoskeletal protection, and pincers.
*Insect Physiology: Individuals with insect-like physiologies can have a wide variety of features depending on the type of insect which they have the traits of. Common traits of these individuals include: wings, antennae, and altered senses.
==Limitations==
*Most likely have physical features which make them unable to blend in with average humans
*Abnormal physiology may make living difficult since physiology can potentially be drastically different those that of regular humans
==Known Users==
For a list of individuals with an animal-like physiology, see here.
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