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These were suggested by Beepbeepmeow12345 !

Puffins are friendly little balls of feathers that love Snakekeys! They like to pretend they're kekes by propping themselves up on their tails and mimicking keke speech (though they don't know what they're saying). They also like to hold hands (with any species, but keke mainly) by grabbing on with their hind legs. Though they can live in the wild, they're not...super fit for it. They have a higher chance of living if they stay within Snakekey civilizations, so most of them do. They can be any color, though generations that have lived with keke are likely to be brighter than those that have not. All Puffins have cheek markings resembling a keke's cheek pouches. Their vestigial front talons are almost useless. They mostly just use them to hold food or clean their faces. Without wings, they have no way to fly. You're more likely to see them bouncing along using their tails as springs. They eat a diet of seeds and are quick to flee if they see a predatory species

Description

These were suggested by Beepbeepmeow12345 !

Puffins are friendly little balls of feathers that love Snakekeys! They like to pretend they're kekes by propping themselves up on their tails and mimicking keke speech (though they don't know what they're saying). They also like to hold hands (with any species, but keke mainly) by grabbing on with their hind legs. Though they can live in the wild, they're not...super fit for it. They have a higher chance of living if they stay within Snakekey civilizations, so most of them do. They can be any color, though generations that have lived with keke are likely to be brighter than those that have not. All Puffins have cheek markings resembling a keke's cheek pouches. Their vestigial front talons are almost useless. They mostly just use them to hold food or clean their faces. Without wings, they have no way to fly. You're more likely to see them bouncing along using their tails as springs. They eat a diet of seeds and are quick to flee if they see a predatory species