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Computer Part Bug Pixel Pet Yeerk Upcycled Office Decor
Great for the office or a Geeky desktop accessory! This computer bug is well contained within a "habitat" 60mm x 15mm plastic petri dish with a keyboard circuitry base. Each bug is completely unique!
Your Pixel Pet's Name:
Yeerk
A Yeerk is a parasite that takes over the body of another being by infesting a host's brain through their ear canal. Yeerks in their natural state have decent senses of smell and touch, but they are blind until they enter a host, as they do not have eyes. They possess antennae-like protrusions called palps, as well as osmosis nodes, small organs that process nutrients in the Yeerks' native pools. Although the presence of a circulatory system of some kind is debatable, apparently Yeerks have no hearts, as evidenced by the description of a human morphing into a Yeerk, in which the human heart stops and dissolves away completely.
Yeerks communicate in their natural state using a language of ultrasonic squeaks, and use sonar to get a basic picture of the surroundings.
Computer Part Bug Pixel Pet Yeerk Upcycled Office Decor
Great for the office or a Geeky desktop accessory! This computer bug is well contained within a "habitat" 60mm x 15mm plastic petri dish with a keyboard circuitry base. Each bug is completely unique!
Your Pixel Pet's Name:
Yeerk
A Yeerk is a parasite that takes over the body of another being by infesting a host's brain through their ear canal. Yeerks in their natural state have decent senses of smell and touch, but they are blind until they enter a host, as they do not have eyes. They possess antennae-like protrusions called palps, as well as osmosis nodes, small organs that process nutrients in the Yeerks' native pools. Although the presence of a circulatory system of some kind is debatable, apparently Yeerks have no hearts, as evidenced by the description of a human morphing into a Yeerk, in which the human heart stops and dissolves away completely.
Yeerks communicate in their natural state using a language of ultrasonic squeaks, and use sonar to get a basic picture of the surroundings.