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{{Species|title1=Icy|image1=icy.png|common name=Icy|average height=2 Centimeters|locomotive method=Sliding|inhabits=[[Ice Cube Planet]]|population=Several Billion|endangered=Least Concern|intelligence= | {{Species|title1=Icy|image1=icy.png|common name=Icy|average height=2 Centimeters|locomotive method=Sliding|inhabits=[[Ice Cube Planet]]|population=Several Billion|endangered=Least Concern|intelligence=Non-Sapient, Sentient|homeworld=[[Ice Cube Planet]]}} | ||
The Icy are a species of small ice-like beings that reside on the fairly isolated "[[Ice Cube Planet]]" located in the north of the [[Milky Way]]. | The Icy are a species of small ice-like beings that reside on the fairly isolated "[[Ice Cube Planet]]" located in the north of the [[Milky Way]]. | ||
[[Category:Species]] | [[Category:Species]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Non-Sapient Species]] | ||
[[Category:Sentient Species]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:53, 25 November 2024
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| Biological Classification | |
| Common Name | Icy |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Average Height | 2 Centimeters |
| Locomotive Method | Sliding |
| Demographics | |
| Inhabits | Ice Cube Planet |
| Population | Several Billion |
| Endangered | Least Concern |
| Sociocultural Characteristics | |
| Intelligence | Non-Sapient, Sentient |
| Homeworld | Ice Cube Planet |
The Icy are a species of small ice-like beings that reside on the fairly isolated "Ice Cube Planet" located in the north of the Milky Way.
