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Dead Blue Slug

Extracted from the body of its prior host, the specimen continues to move even after other life signs have long since faded.

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Dead Pink Whale

This organism's vital fluids contain traces of phosphorus, glowing for a short period of time when exposed to oxygen. The next "fossil" fuel?

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Dead Red Coral

Preliminary readings suggest that this "skeleton" emits a constant stream of short-wave transmissions--often involving what appear to be numerical tallies.

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Dead Space Porcupine

Anatomical analysis reveals that this specimen has both reptilian and mammalian reproductive features--perfectly fit for erratic meteorological patterns.

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Live Space Porcupine

This "porcupine" exhibits shy, skittish behavior, expelling its "quills" to tranquilize would-be predators and making a hasty retreat thereafter.

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Dead Space Squid

With six appendages, partial transparency, and an unusually reflective outer membrane, this specimen likely evolved on a water-planet before arriving at the point of discovery.

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Live Pink Whale

Vaguely reminiscent of our own cetacean mammals, this "space whale" manipulates the fabric of time and space in navigating its environment.

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Live Red Coral

Unlike its earthly counterparts, more than ninety percent of this coral-like structure is engaged in metabolic processes.

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Live Blue Slug

A parasite that inhabits the brains of larger organisms and effectively plays puppetmaster. Ostensibly extremophilic.

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Live Space Squid

A gelatinous, docile organism that communicates via patterned pulses in its bioluminescent skin.

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