Mirrubani

Mirrubani
Biological classifications
Designation	Marsupials
Subspecies	4
Physical characteristics
Height	0.7m-2.6m
Mass	12kg-160kg
Distinctive traits	Always including: Nursing pouch Full-body fur Omnivore's teeth Sometimes including: Scaly tails
Lifespan	30-90 cycles
Socio‑cultural characteristics
Homeworld	Mirruban
Habitat	Temperate
Diet	Mostly omnivorous
Language	Largely dominated by whoops and chitters

Physical Description

The Mirrubani are a species-complex of six closely related but widely varying species. All of them feature a nursing pouch of greater or lesser size, as well as a metabolism that features an autonomic toggle between modes of dwarfism and gigantism; Mirrubani in conditions of nutritional excess will continue to grow in height throughout their adult lives, albeit usually at a slow rate. While height therefore is not always a sign of age, it is however a sign of plenty and age together. This also means that obesity is a very rare condition for any Mirrubani species.

Heritages

Valli: kangaroo, big. plains

Durri: possums and gliders, mid size. trees

Rasshi: tazzy, mid-large. scrubland

Gulthi: mustelids, small-ish. alpine