Jean Pierre Polnareff can always call me though I'm embarrassingly not immune to french fictional men (unless it's Spy TF2 then I'm immune a ridiculous amount)

Yeah, I all the time!

Hoppers do not seem to be very difficult to catch unless they are agitated beforehand. If this is the case, then Felidus Ravelicus often ends up with a few scratches in their rubbery skin.

It seems that this species (Felidus Ravelicus) is settling in well, as the population has spread at a steady rate and they have discovered their place on the food chain hunting mainly a Primary Consumer with no official name, only the nickname “Hopper”.

Hoppers do not seem to be very difficult to catch unless they are agitated beforehand. If this is the case, then Felidus Ravelicus often ends up with a few scratches in their rubbery skin.

It seems that this species is settling in well, as the population has spread at a steady rate and they have discovered their place on the food chain hunting mainly a Primary Consumer with no official name, only the nickname “Hopper”.

[redacted] and their crew reportedly landed in an environment similar to the preferred environment of The Ravioli back on Crilia-F, deciding to release the few specimens onto the planet as a “new project”. Now, roughly 30 years later, there has not been much change except for in population.