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Three features distinguish Laudeans from Terrans: | Three features distinguish Laudeans from Terrans: | ||
*Laudeans have yellow eye color (the shades of which are variable according to the individual). It is believed that this is a natural evolution due to living in a Binary star system. The Laudeans actual have dual eye lids (two eye lids rather than one) ���?? the usual skin eye lid and then a second transparent layer that can be moved separately. This second eye lid and yellow eye color ensure protection from the sun���?�s rays when Til���? | *Laudeans have yellow eye color (the shades of which are variable according to the individual). It is believed that this is a natural evolution due to living in a Binary star system. The Laudeans actual have dual eye lids (two eye lids rather than one) ���?? the usual skin eye lid and then a second transparent layer that can be moved separately. This second eye lid and yellow eye color ensure protection from the sun���?�s rays when Til���?�hon���?�s second sun comes into the season during the summer ���?? acting like a pair of manufactured sunglasses would for Terrans. | ||
*The second distinguishable physical feature is a rim of exotic color that runs round the top of their forehead and colors the base of their hairline. Likewise, the entirety of a Laudean���?�s earlobe (although neither pointy nor any larger than a Terran���?�s) is colored in the same exotic shades. These colors vary from Laudean to Laudean and can be one of the following colors: | *The second distinguishable physical feature is a rim of exotic color that runs round the top of their forehead and colors the base of their hairline. Likewise, the entirety of a Laudean���?�s earlobe (although neither pointy nor any larger than a Terran���?�s) is colored in the same exotic shades. These colors vary from Laudean to Laudean and can be one of the following colors: | ||