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mutant moths are a type of slime that is considered to be parasitic by nature however are non-lethal. moth infected people turn into bipedal moths shorty after 3 days. This turn out is more favorable considering unlike other variants this one is more discriminant on the gender it infects that being females only. The reason for this short period of mutation would be within the biology of the female human or anthro having higher levels of estrogen to boost the mutations factor and speed by 4 times. Upon becoming a bipedal moth they are much more aggressive in seeking humans to infect that are female. The behavior of these bipedal moths is not typical of their human or anthro counterparts as they extensively are more focused on building hives, eating most of the time, seeking out locations to infest, killing wasp slimes vice versa, building homes for moths.

Environments you can find them: desert, woodlands, and or underground

Mating phase: 4 years ( don't get caught. then again easier said than done.). 1-year cool-down period.

Intelligence level: 110-119 High average.

Gestation Period: 20 days after mating with males.

Sexual Behavior: Aggressive when trying to capture and mate with.

Strength: able to lift around 700kg easily. Seriously they are strong due to the additional growth of muscle.

infection type: Parasitic

Threat level: Moderate

Infection fatality rate: 10% (non-lethal, but there are still risks) (that 10% are melted into biomass for the other slimes if they are too unsuited for mutation.)

Socal structure: Hivemind ( they don't act alike but they serve the hive over anything else.)

Brain wiring: Logical ( cant be purely emotional for survival reasons).

Gender Ratio: 100% Female

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