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As you can see from this short video, kelets do not reproduce like large animals normally do. But rather, as micro-organisms. Using food to replicate itself by splitting. Of course, for some odd reason they have been found mating anyway. Thanks to Campion for discovering their habits and making this video. |
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Oddly enough Frank The Bunny was able to unearth this photo from a Kelet dig site. This just happens to be the oldest known Kelet. As you can tell, he's enjoying himself. This evidence further supports our theory that Kelet are all male. |
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One theory about Kelet reproduction is the "tree thingy theory." As presented in this sketch by brasshorse, the Kelet lays a bunch of eggs. Eggs that shoot into the ground and then grow into a Kelet tree. |
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