Threedy

When we first met Threedy they were very skittish yet precocious and surprisingly followed us, albeit at quite a distance, all the way back to our facilities. One of our researchers set out some leftover Lebanese and Threedy has been a fixture among us ever since. Very affectionate when comfortable, Threedy sports a network of horns and teeth capable of making it very clear when it is not time for cuddles.

One school of speculation describes The Monster's growth patterns as sharing characteristics with trees and, thusly, the two may share a common ancestor. The split pattern observable on Threedy's fur aligns with this hypothesis. It is posited that the habitat in which Threedy developed caused the two halves of their form to express divergent color emergence, much as a tree will grow in response to its environmental variables. Even the opposing curve of the tusks seems to lend credence to this.