| rdfs:comment | - The Saraani were tall, with broad chests, narrow waists and long limbs. They had large, teardrop shaped heads, with horns on the top in various patterns. Their skin ranged in colour from blues to pinks to greens. They had gill-like structures around their necks, allowing them to breath. They fed on insects, which they ate using their long, retractile tongues. They had little need for water.
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| abstract | - The Saraani were tall, with broad chests, narrow waists and long limbs. They had large, teardrop shaped heads, with horns on the top in various patterns. Their skin ranged in colour from blues to pinks to greens. They had gill-like structures around their necks, allowing them to breath. They fed on insects, which they ate using their long, retractile tongues. They had little need for water. Saraani had short lives, only living 10 years. In order to compensate, they had a a unique method of reproduction. When they reached the end of the lives, they would rapidly start to age. At this point, another Saraani would use a probe like tongue, which would be able to weave into the dying Saraani's brainstem. This process would begin the asexual production of an egg, which would gain the memories of the dead Saraani, allowing the Saraani to be effectively reincarnated. (PROSE: Dry Pilgrimage)
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