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Alien Natures

Here is an interesting discussion about alien natures -- their traits across a species or individuals.
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Oh, and I almost forgot something. The third Traipahni species, the Shaokennah (who look like featherless utahraptors but without the giant toe claw; also, their snouts are shorter and stouter.), tend towards tribalism and tend to prefer living in trees in the wilderness. Their general technology level is bronze age, some as high as iron age, and yet they tend to dislike using fire. But there are individuals that choose to live and work in the AKB/Duenicallo society and beyond. They're smart enough to have become highly technological themselves, but a combination of historical events and attitudes (including slavery at the hands of the other two species pre-Reformation), made them decide to live more primitively.