No, said Aziraphale, it's ineffable.

malkshake

Basic guide for the newly transformed Chuwab Butterdrake (or chub caterpillar):

➤ Diet changes from exclusive herbivore to omnivore with predilection for nectar and man-faced frogs*.

➤ Prim and arrogant, the chub’s pride and joy is its lush mane, vital in agonistic behavior and courting rituals (sexual dimorphism not reported yet).

➤ Never soak a Butterdrake! Although non aggressive towards humans, its trust will be permanently severed with its caretaker. They’re capable of taking care of their own hygienic needs and baths are unnecessary. That being said, casual brushing is welcomed particularly during shed season.

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Brainfarting during the weekend. No immediate plans on making these an open species… yet, mostly cause I’m still unsure on lore/design choices and keeping that kinda shebang seems demanding. Might try some adopts in the future and see how that pans out.

*An addendum. This is a man-faced frog:

gatheringbones

[“When I used to teach creative writing, I would tell the students to make their characters want something right away—even if it’s only a glass of water. Characters paralyzed by the meaningless of modern life still have to drink water from time to time. One of my students wrote a story about a nun who got a piece of dental floss stuck between her lower left molars, and who couldn’t get it out all day long. I thought that was wonderful. The story dealt with issues a lot more important than dental floss, but what kept readers going was anxiety about when the dental floss would finally be removed. Nobody could read that story without fishing around in his mouth with a finger. Now, there’s an admirable practical joke for you. When you exclude plot, when you exclude anyone’s wanting anything, you exclude the reader, which is a mean-spirited thing to do.”]

kurt vonnegut

See, that’s what the app is perfect for.