I’ve decided that cactus cats and splitercats are related to each other, why not.
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From a biology standpoint, it’d make sense that the splinter cat and cactus cat are related, both being felidae plants. Though now I wonder if they can, uh… Cross polinate, as it were?
Doesn’t sound like a good idea. One seems to like approaching things at speed, the other one is full of spikes. That might hurt.
And if the descendant inherits both traits, the result could threaten to end humanity. Better stick with less dangerous cats, like nemean lions and manticores.
Felis Cactus.
A cat with negative floof? Butwhyyyyyy *sadreach*
I have an intense desire to both pet the cactus cat and yet to also not do that. Such a sad moral conundrum.
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From a biology standpoint, it’d make sense that the splinter cat and cactus cat are related, both being felidae plants. Though now I wonder if they can, uh… Cross polinate, as it were?
Doesn’t sound like a good idea. One seems to like approaching things at speed, the other one is full of spikes. That might hurt.
And if the descendant inherits both traits, the result could threaten to end humanity. Better stick with less dangerous cats, like nemean lions and manticores.
Felis Cactus.
A cat with negative floof? Butwhyyyyyy *sadreach*
I have an intense desire to both pet the cactus cat and yet to also not do that. Such a sad moral conundrum.
You draw the Green Man so handsomely!