I made my own species and they are called Pantell, not “pastel”, you say “pan” then “tell”, though I might change it. Anyway, Pantell are peaceful creatures that avoid socialising with humanity, they are very protective over their young. They normally live in cave near forest groves, they do go outside to get flesh air and feed on the plants, they have these scarf-like arms that can lift 65 pounds, though their strength varies by age. Pantell travel in large groups, they have five different types of eyes and three different type of arms. They have two abilities; Massive power and invisibility. Invisibility is a legendary ability to be born with, and Massive power can break every single bone in the human body. Pantell are able to give mutated offspring. These mutations can be extra body parts, whether it be eyes, arms, legs, spikes or even jaws. Female mutation are only extra horns, or claws on the arms. Full grown males would grow three giant claws on the ends of each arm, in which the claws would be covered with spikes entirely. These mutations can rarely combine with another, but only up to two. The males are larger than the females, and prefer to go outside to protect both their mate and offspring. The female, on the other hand, will choose which male they want to be with, they judge the male by their strength. The female give one to three offspring, and will push out their rib cage to form a protective case for the offspring. After four months the offspring would be prepared to walk and eat, and leave the protective case, in which she would pull her rib cage back in. After this process, she will be sleep and hunger deprived over a large period of time, and will need to re-sustain herself. During which, the male will keep the offspring inside the cave they dwell in. When the male ventures out to forage, other nearby Pantell will watch over the offspring until both the parents are fit enough to take care of the offspring once again. Pantell offspring are the size of the adult’s foot, and despite being small, they are not defenceless. They are very tough, and very small, so striking them is not easy, especially when they have the ability to paralyse you if they hit you, and if they are losing a fight, they will escape through any small spaces they can fit through. Pantell offspring love playing with each other, even offspring from different parents, Pantell offspring love playing head toss and foot tag.