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Ishar is a mysterious, amphibious creature from... somewhere. It appears to be trapped on Endaasi against its will. | Ishar is a mysterious, amphibious creature from... somewhere. It appears to be trapped on Endaasi against its will. | ||
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Ishar's anatomy and biology is new and unique, completely different from what is known to Starfleet's Database. | |||
His blood is based on proteins and lipids and of purple color. <br><br> | |||
''"Their anatomy is so different that the Tricorder has issues. There's nothing that is similar enough in the database to give us an idea what may be wrong or right with them. So we have to go with visuals. But I do see that it has way more organs than I have seen in other species, I am not sure which is which because their shapes is different and the blood is ... strange. ::She looked up to the creature, some purple splotches were visible here and there. They had been dried so that Jalana had assume it to be part of its pattern, but now after the shower they had started to run and did that mean that was blood? Had they been hurt?:: It's not metal based. That alone isn't so weird, there are several specimen that don't fit our base of how blood is formed. It's just a combination of proteins and lipids that are completely unfamiliar to the tricorder."'' ~ Jalana Rajel | |||
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Ishar is a mysterious, amphibious creature from... somewhere. It appears to be trapped on Endaasi against its will.
Anatomy
Ishar's anatomy and biology is new and unique, completely different from what is known to Starfleet's Database.
His blood is based on proteins and lipids and of purple color.
"Their anatomy is so different that the Tricorder has issues. There's nothing that is similar enough in the database to give us an idea what may be wrong or right with them. So we have to go with visuals. But I do see that it has way more organs than I have seen in other species, I am not sure which is which because their shapes is different and the blood is ... strange. ::She looked up to the creature, some purple splotches were visible here and there. They had been dried so that Jalana had assume it to be part of its pattern, but now after the shower they had started to run and did that mean that was blood? Had they been hurt?:: It's not metal based. That alone isn't so weird, there are several specimen that don't fit our base of how blood is formed. It's just a combination of proteins and lipids that are completely unfamiliar to the tricorder." ~ Jalana Rajel