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Carnipillars are a species of caterpillar that are about 12 feet long. They eat humans and other huge animals, then cacoon and turn into winged humans with no recollection of what they did as a caterpillar, only they know they were one.

Rachel here, was a carnipillar who ate a LOT. Decimated a whole tribe of natives in the amazonian rainforest. As a result... her cacoon was much, much larger. When researchers found her cacoon, they were considering destroying it, however, she hatched right then and there. In her full, 70 or so meter form, she emerged. She promptly was shot by a tranquilizer dart, and arrangements were made for her to be taken to the United States.

She was then put in a lab, handcuffed. During her 10 years in the lab, she was taught English, and with her high intellect, she was even taught Spanish. She was surprisingly rational, and proved she didn't need the handcuffs. There had been an immigrant community of carnipillars in Wyoming, far from human population centers. So, naturally... They placed her there. They built a 'house' for her, as in a huge plot of land where she can live on. One day though, she decided she wanted to live on her own, in the deep mountains of Wyoming. Best to be left alone than bug her fellow people.

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Chosen Name: Rachel Designated Name: Specimen A-17R Age: 17 as a Humanoid, 27 total. Height: 76.2 meters or 250 feet Personality: She was quiet, as she was learning human nature, but eventually got exposed to human culture. She quickly americanized, enjoying her first and probably last 'hamburger', coke, cigarette, and more. She also quickly picked up this tomboyish personality from her favourite professor, as she idolized her. She still retains all of these traits.

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