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Description
Chihtzhi are large, 6-foot-long bug-like people. They have a reputation for being friendly and having a cultural obsession with cute things, though every individual is different.

Ancestrally they'd hunt and feed much like spiders: catching small prey, liquifying its insides, and sucking down the contents; occasionally supplementing their diet with some nutritious fruits. In modern times the vast majority of the population has never personally killed so much as a rodent and mostly get their meals as capri-sun-like pouches that come in hundreds of flavors.

Internally they're put together much more like a mammal than a bug, but they still can't handle gravity much more powerful than that of Mars without risking injuries from the slightest misstep.
They have around 20 babies at a time which live on their parent's back for a full year before they even begin to explore, and stick around until about 5 years old before they begin to disperse and start their own lives. They're pretty short-lived for an intelligent species, with an average life expectancy of 35.

Description
Chihtzhi are large, 6-foot-long bug-like people. They have a reputation for being friendly and having a cultural obsession with cute things, though every individual is different.

Ancestrally they'd hunt and feed much like spiders: catching small prey, liquifying its insides, and sucking down the contents; occasionally supplementing their diet with some nutritious fruits. In modern times the vast majority of the population has never personally killed so much as a rodent and mostly get their meals as capri-sun-like pouches that come in hundreds of flavors.

Internally they're put together much more like a mammal than a bug, but they still can't handle gravity much more powerful than that of Mars without risking injuries from the slightest misstep.
They have around 20 babies at a time which live on their parent's back for a full year before they even begin to explore, and stick around until about 5 years old before they begin to disperse and start their own lives. They're pretty short-lived for an intelligent species, with an average life expectancy of 35.