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The '''"Wet Puppy" aliens''' were creatures | The '''"Wet Puppy" aliens''' were creatures encountered by the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Rose Tyler|Rose]] in [[1975]]. | ||
== Biology == | == Biology == | ||
They were compared in size to [[Dog|puppies]] and resembled [[centipede]]s, with many [[leg]]s. They had large, pointed [[ear]]s, and had no [[eye]]s or [[mouth]]s. Their [[skin]] was a rusty colour and was normally moist. Similarly to frog-hopper nymphs, they used a spit-like substance for protection from outside dangers and as a source of moisture. They could form objects out of this substance up to the size of an average [[humanoid]] body, and could control these bodies for transportation. They seemed to have some sort of [[telepathy]]; when they were in pain, their screams could be heard inside people's heads. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cuckoo-Spit (short story)|Cuckoo-Spit]]'') | |||
== Technology == | == Technology == | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
In 1975, a spaceship full of these creatures crashed on [[Earth]]. They escaped from the crash and began to kidnap people from the area, who they proceeded to devour. They created duplicates of their bodies from a cuckoo-spit-like substance. They kept these bodies in a house in fields near the crash-site of their ship. However, the Doctor and Rose had followed them to Earth, and with the help of a local boy, [[Jason (Cuckoo-Spit)|Jason]], they found and killed the creatures before they could cause more damage. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cuckoo-Spit (short story)|Cuckoo-Spit]]'') | In 1975, a spaceship full of these creatures crashed on [[Earth]]. They escaped from the crash and began to kidnap people from the area, who they proceeded to devour. They created duplicates of their bodies from a cuckoo-spit-like substance. They kept these bodies in a house in fields near the crash-site of their ship. However, the Doctor and Rose had followed them to Earth, and with the help of a local boy, [[Jason (Cuckoo-Spit)|Jason]], they found and killed the creatures before they could cause more damage. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cuckoo-Spit (short story)|Cuckoo-Spit]]'') | ||
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The "Wet Puppy" aliens were creatures encountered by the Tenth Doctor and Rose in 1975.
Biology[[edit] | [edit source]]
They were compared in size to puppies and resembled centipedes, with many legs. They had large, pointed ears, and had no eyes or mouths. Their skin was a rusty colour and was normally moist. Similarly to frog-hopper nymphs, they used a spit-like substance for protection from outside dangers and as a source of moisture. They could form objects out of this substance up to the size of an average humanoid body, and could control these bodies for transportation. They seemed to have some sort of telepathy; when they were in pain, their screams could be heard inside people's heads. (PROSE: Cuckoo-Spit)
Technology[[edit] | [edit source]]
By 1975, these creatures had developed small, metallic pear-drop-shaped spaceships. (PROSE: Cuckoo-Spit)
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
In 1975, a spaceship full of these creatures crashed on Earth. They escaped from the crash and began to kidnap people from the area, who they proceeded to devour. They created duplicates of their bodies from a cuckoo-spit-like substance. They kept these bodies in a house in fields near the crash-site of their ship. However, the Doctor and Rose had followed them to Earth, and with the help of a local boy, Jason, they found and killed the creatures before they could cause more damage. (PROSE: Cuckoo-Spit)
