Xyloburians, also known as Aurorafelis, are fascinating creatures that hail from the distant planet Akippia, situated outside our solar system. The Akippian culture is steeped in the belief of multiple gods and goddesses, with the most revered of them being Astra, the deity of the stars, and Twizzler, the god of chaos. Xyloburians are visually striking, resembling a fusion of a feline and a bug, as they undergo metamorphosis during their development. The females have a pristine white coat that contrasts with their four paws of varying shades, yellowish pixie wings that subtly shift hues depending on their emotional state, and magnificent horns adorning their heads. On the other hand, the males are diminutive and sport a multicolored coat, antennae in place of horns, and wings that remain constant in color. The non-binary Xylos possess both antennae and horns, making them unique. These fascinating creatures possess a voracious appetite and typically prey on small creatures such as the Akippian rabbit species known commonly as Lumifluffs. They can come in various colors, including black, white, and gray, and reside in regions of Akippia that receive substantial sunlight, such as lush rainforests and islands. Xylos have a venomous bite, but they only use it to defend themselves or subdue their prey. Most Xylos are wary of humans, mainly due to their size, which causes them to perceive humans as a threat. Xyloburians attain a height of around 30-35 inches and weigh between 120-160 pounds during adulthood. They lay only one egg at a time, and it takes considerable care to raise their young. Xyloburians believe that basking in the sun for extended periods helps to maintain their vibrant colors. The females have pouches on their midsections, which they use to carry their young until they are old enough to walk independently. If appropriately cared for, Xyloburians can live for up to 100 years. Although the exact number of Xylos is unknown, they are estimated to be around 7,000 of them.
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