World of Aeromorphs

In this world, aeromorphs and navalmorphs live along humans as living aircraft and ships that walk and breathe like humans. But aeromorphs can also fly like jets and planes working with their home countries like regular aircraft would be used, while navalmorphs swim or float in the water like watercraft. An Aermorphs appearance is based on the type of plane or helicopter they were born as, and navalmorph appearance is based on the type of watercraft they were born

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Aeromorphs is an anthro plane like terrestrial species constituting the suborder of Apló Fterotó, characterized by ridged, fixed wings; use of complex language; erect posture and bipedal locomotion; metal-like skin; glassy eyes; and highly advanced and organized societies. Aeromorphs can be found worldwide and range from H. Sapien sized types, such as Cessna 172 'morphs, which typically measure in around 6'8", to so-called gargantuan 'morphs, such as Airbus A380-800 'morphs which typically measure in around 59'7. Aeromorphs have wings whose development varies from species to species; while they are rarer than engine mimicking species, some species have taken a more traditional route and have evolved to mimic glider aircraft Aeromorphs have biomechanical organs that are similar to human organs. They have a bloodstream that consists entirely of oil. They do not have a brain, but instead, they have DNA chips inside their head. They have glassy eyes that tend to have a glowy tint. They have metallic skin that can be removed and replaced when rusted or damaged. Underneath the metallic skin lies a rubber skin that protects their inner organs. They have a titanium bone structure that lets them keep their natural form. They have genitalia and reproductive systems similar to humans. Aeromorphs tend to lay an average of 1-3 egg capsules a pregnancy. With that being said, females can develop fuel for their children but can continue to develop fuel after pregnancy and can be used for emergency fuel for emergency consumption. Aeromorphs can also pick up diseases such as internal rusting, oil clots, and oil poisoning. Navalmorphs are the same as aeromorphs but watercraft.