F33D said:Vargrs wouldn't have tails. When they were genetically modified to be bipedal they would have been eliminated. They wouldn't be needed in the new modified form.
Tails aren't just for balance, you know...
F33D said:Vargrs wouldn't have tails. When they were genetically modified to be bipedal they would have been eliminated. They wouldn't be needed in the new modified form.
Wil Mireu said:F33D said:Vargrs wouldn't have tails. When they were genetically modified to be bipedal they would have been eliminated. They wouldn't be needed in the new modified form.
Tails aren't just for balance, you know...
No, it's not at all "almost impossible to use a toilet." They'd simply design a toilet to fit their needs. The Japanese haven't used western-style toilets for very long in their history, preferring to use what's called a "squat toilet" instead.mr31337 said:Worms & mange and dirty, smelly tails cos 'stuff' gets stuck in their fur since it would be difficult to raise a tail very high if you're a biped and almost impossible to use a toilet.
Reynard said:And, really, a super intelligent race doesn't lop off appendages just to make the pants fit.
dragoner said:The biggest issue of the old vargr were their legs, as a four footed animal, canines center of mass is forward, making their two forward limbs their main legs. T5 fixes this in it's pictures, with no more dog legs, and introduces the idea of vargr being a chimera: a mix of human and dire wolf.
dragoner said:no, the op didn't post any pic, why should I bother?
Wil Mireu said:There are realworld cases of dogs walking on two legs (though the one I'm thinking of does so because it doesn't have forelimbs and learned to walk on its hind legs - but I'd imagine it's probably possible for dogs to walk on their hindlimbs even with "arms").
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22P-H9rWIHo
F33D said:I saw this a while ago. I can't remember where, but I think Vargr were described as having their hind legs modified by the Ancients for bipedal movement.
ShawnDriscoll said:What is more dexterous in zero G. A Human or a Vargr?
Infojunky said:ShawnDriscoll said:What is more dexterous in zero G. A Human or a Vargr?
Who has the higher average dex?
Once a groundhog always a groundhog.
Infojunky said:OH! Ok then......
From Felcher's pov neither..... Though Felcher is a descendant of the Solomani's effort to genetically engineer a more efficient zero-G work based heavily on the Terran Great Apes.
Once a groundhog always a groundhog.....
GypsyComet said:both developed in significant gravity, so at the "Race" level they are going to be pretty similar.