The Space-Biologists’ guide to the galaxy, Volume 5: the Skree

The Space-
Biologists'
guide to the
galaxy, Volume
5: the Skree


Edition1.1
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By self-acclaimed author Rhys Chew

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The Skree as a species, chapter one
Overview: The Skree, or to give them their scientific name Liquidus-Moenia Proeliator are
cephalopods that evolved on the marine planet Xarem, The Skree evolved perfectly for
Xarem as the water that populates it is instantly for almost every other species known, as it
carries a charge of over volts.
The body: The Skree's body looks like a bulbous shape with a ridge on each side around 45(R)
from the utmost point of the "body". The end of the body begins to taper slightly and ends
at around 50% of the width of the widest part which is around 2 feet at the end of this taper
are the tentacles.
The tentacles: All Skree have 14 tentacles barring dismemberment or genetic defect. The
tentacles are around 4 metres long but have been recorded to be 8 metres long, the size of
a Skree's tentacles do not relate to the size of the main body. The tentacles of a Skree are a
symbol of status as well as being an extremely useful appendage. Generally the longer and
more muscular the tentacles, the more "sexier" and respectable the Skree is. The tentacle of
a Skree has 28,000 small bones in it, because of these small bones the tentacles are easily
broken and this has been used to the advantage of many enemies to the Skree. A positive
effect of having small bones

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