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Description
Sirens’ true forms are similar to amphibians. Large eyes adorning either side of their heads are the only trait they cannot change on their upper bodies.
-Their lower limbs are frog like. A fine webbing between their toes, and under their arms act as a biological solar sail, allowing controlled mobility in zero G, while in starlight.
-they are incapable of breathing in the vacuum of space, but rather have remarkable lung capacity and body density to resist decompression.
-A respiratory system consisting of both gills and lungs allows for both aquatic and land habitation, however, due to prolonged exposure to zero gravity, their bodies are so well adapted to free fall that experiencing even 1G is intensely painful.
-when they live in cohabitation win other species, controlled atificial gravity of no greater than 1/6thG is preferred

Description
Sirens’ true forms are similar to amphibians. Large eyes adorning either side of their heads are the only trait they cannot change on their upper bodies.
-Their lower limbs are frog like. A fine webbing between their toes, and under their arms act as a biological solar sail, allowing controlled mobility in zero G, while in starlight.
-they are incapable of breathing in the vacuum of space, but rather have remarkable lung capacity and body density to resist decompression.
-A respiratory system consisting of both gills and lungs allows for both aquatic and land habitation, however, due to prolonged exposure to zero gravity, their bodies are so well adapted to free fall that experiencing even 1G is intensely painful.
-when they live in cohabitation win other species, controlled atificial gravity of no greater than 1/6thG is preferred