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'''Dholes''' were creatures native to a world or worlds several thousand light-years from [[Earth]]. They were blue, worm-like, and about twice the size of an adult human. They possessed large sharp teeth and no eyes. | '''Dholes''' were creatures native to a world or worlds several thousand light-years from [[Earth]]. They were blue, worm-like, and about twice the size of an adult [[human]]. They possessed large sharp teeth and no eyes. | ||
During the [[Cretaceous]] period, alien colonists unwittingly carried a group of dholes to Earth. The [[Seventh Doctor]] arrived to pick up [[Ace]], and while looking for her he fell into a pit of dholes, narrowly escaping from them. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Living in the Past]]'') | During the [[Cretaceous]] period, alien colonists unwittingly carried a group of dholes to Earth. The [[Seventh Doctor]] arrived to pick up [[Ace]], and while looking for her he fell into a pit of dholes, narrowly escaping from them. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Living in the Past]]'') | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 5 October 2011
Dholes were creatures native to a world or worlds several thousand light-years from Earth. They were blue, worm-like, and about twice the size of an adult human. They possessed large sharp teeth and no eyes.
During the Cretaceous period, alien colonists unwittingly carried a group of dholes to Earth. The Seventh Doctor arrived to pick up Ace, and while looking for her he fell into a pit of dholes, narrowly escaping from them. (DWM: Living in the Past)
- Dholes first appeared in the Cthulhu Mythos stories of H. P. Lovecraft.
