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'''Kusks''' were the sentient species of the planet [[Kuskas]]. | '''Kusks''' were the sentient species of the [[planet]] [[Kuskas]]. | ||
== Biology == | == Biology == | ||
The Kusks were eight-foot tall | The Kusks were eight-foot tall [[humanoid]]s with sticky, [[brown]], lumpy [[skin]], orange [[eye]]s and massive bony [[head]]s with downward pointing spiky [[ear]]s. Their [[tongue]]s were [[white]]. They had six [[finger]]s on each [[hand]]. Their thighs were fat, wide and covered in a sweaty liquid that poured from their midriffs. They had thick, tuberous, muscular upper [[arm]]s. They had huge club [[feet]] which exude amber gum, a bony ridge of [[muscle]] ran across the top of their chests from shoulder to shoulder. Due to the harsh atmospheric conditions of their home planet, their lungs had an unusual filtration system and they exhaled obnoxious fumes. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Longest Day]]'') | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 10 May 2015
Kusks were the sentient species of the planet Kuskas.
Biology
The Kusks were eight-foot tall humanoids with sticky, brown, lumpy skin, orange eyes and massive bony heads with downward pointing spiky ears. Their tongues were white. They had six fingers on each hand. Their thighs were fat, wide and covered in a sweaty liquid that poured from their midriffs. They had thick, tuberous, muscular upper arms. They had huge club feet which exude amber gum, a bony ridge of muscle ran across the top of their chests from shoulder to shoulder. Due to the harsh atmospheric conditions of their home planet, their lungs had an unusual filtration system and they exhaled obnoxious fumes. (PROSE: Longest Day)
History
The Kusks mistakenly rescued Sam Jones from Hirath's moon when they believed her pilot, the Eighth Doctor to be dead. (PROSE: Longest Day)
