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  • #900626
    CHeMnICORn
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      Ethan wants to know if the poad can decide which egg it wants to hatch out of. When the egg is in two different places does the poad decide where it wants to hatch?

      tdm 😀

      They hatch in the place that is the warmest and softest… Think about that if you are going around with a poad egg in your mouth

      Oh jeez! I can just picture Mr. Goofball hatching Podge that way. Did he?

      #900629
      Melody
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        Ethan wants to know if the poad can decide which egg it wants to hatch out of. When the egg is in two different places does the poad decide where it wants to hatch?

        tdm 😀

        They hatch in the place that is the warmest and softest… Think about that if you are going around with a poad egg in your mouth

        Oh jeez! I can just picture Mr. Goofball hatching Podge that way. Did he?

        No. that was a hypothetical situation.There’s no need to brood them in your mouth, when there’s plenty of broody poadsâ„¢ around.

        #900671
        Melody
        Keymaster

          Hmmm… I have some questions, too.

          What colour re Poad eggs?
          Are they whitish like “normal” eggs, speckled, or coloured to indicate the colour of the Poad inside?
          Can the eggs camouflage themselves when they are two places at once so humans just think they blend into the background?

          Thanks.

          There is no need to camouflage, since poads have no enemies or predators.

          #900699
          CHeMnICORn
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            Hmmm… I have some questions, too.

            What colour re Poad eggs?
            Are they whitish like “normal” eggs, speckled, or coloured to indicate the colour of the Poad inside?
            Can the eggs camouflage themselves when they are two places at once so humans just think they blend into the background?

            Thanks.

            There is no need to camouflage, since poads have no enemies or predators.

            Hehe, I think any potential predators have learned by now that an asploding meal does not digest well. 😉

            This has officially become my favorite thread. <3

            #901356
            twindragonsmum
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              When empty poad eggs explode do they smell like rotten eggs or something else? If something else, what do they smell like?

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              #901357
              twindragonsmum
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                Do poads choose “their” humans the same way that people don’t own cats; the cat chooses their humans?

                tdm

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                #901381
                Melody
                Keymaster

                  When empty poad eggs explode do they smell like rotten eggs or something else? If something else, what do they smell like?

                  tdm

                  No they don’t smell. They don’t rot. Poad eggs aren’t entirely in the same world as everybody else…so time passes differently for them. Plus, nothing eats them, even bacteria, hence no spoilage.
                  The only one I have experienced smells like trouble. Exploding poad eggs are not harbingers of good fortune.

                  #901382
                  Melody
                  Keymaster

                    Do poads choose “their” humans the same way that people don’t own cats; the cat chooses their humans?

                    tdm

                    It’s complicated.

                    #902160
                    twindragonsmum
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                      How complicated? And I must say that if a poad were to decide on hatching in someone’s mouth that it would wreak havoc on any orthdontia work…

                      tdm :bigsmile:

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                      #902170

                      TDM, you are reading the Veligent, Melody’s graphic novel, right? She is currently detailing the origin of poads….

                      #902490
                      twindragonsmum
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                        TDM, you are reading the Veligent, Melody’s graphic novel, right? She is currently detailing the origin of poads….

                        Yup, I am… I just tend to think of off the wall things that I’m curious about and so I ask…

                        tdm 🙂

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                        #902491
                        twindragonsmum
                        Participant

                          Speaking of asking… What hatches from the colored eggs the class is finding? Do poads only hatch from white eggs?

                          tdm 🙂

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                          #902500
                          Melody
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                            Eggs with poads in them are colored. White ones are unoccupied.

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                            wouldn’t that be the other way around? they were looking for a “pure white one” in your reptangle

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                            #902522
                            twindragonsmum
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                              Eggs with poads in them are colored. White ones are unoccupied.

                              Do the color of the egg shells reflect the color of the poadie that’s inside?

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