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*Very little is actually known about Hunter anatomy. It is entirely possible that the worms take up smaller tasks for the good of the whole, and thus, some act as a skeletal system, some as organs, and so on. | *Very little is actually known about Hunter anatomy. It is entirely possible that the worms take up smaller tasks for the good of the whole, and thus, some act as a skeletal system, some as organs, and so on. | ||
*Even though a Mgaklekgolo is actually made up of thousands of worms, it is possible that if a hunter lives for a long time, the worms will meld together to form a singular organism. | *Even though a Mgaklekgolo is actually made up of thousands of worms, it is possible that if a hunter lives for a long time, the worms will meld together to form a singular organism. | ||
*It is also possible that the author was taking liberties with the description, as technichly Hunters would have a spine, as they could potentially have one worm running the length of their backs. While this would not actually cripple a hunter as it would a human, the image of a hunter being ripped in half all the way through would seem to convey his death. | |||
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