Squeakus Alienus Tripoculus

Cranial Morphology:

The skull of Squeakus Alienus Tripoculus is a highly specialized structure evolved for both interstellar sensory perception and rudimentary vocal mimicry. Approximately 5 cm in diameter, the cranium is disproportionately large relative to body mass, exhibiting a smooth, domed parietal region that suggests a cartilaginous cranial plate rather than true ossification—likely an adaptation to low-gravity environments.

Ocular Configuration:

Three uniformly spaced orbital cavities dominate the anterior facial plane, indicating a unique tripocular vision system. Each orbit houses a spherical eye with a near-360° rotational capacity, supported by a tri-muscular stalk attachment. This configuration provides panoramic depth perception and heightened motion detection—key survival traits in environments with unpredictable stimuli (e.g., children's bedrooms).

Unique Adaptations:

• Neurocranial Chamber: Internal scans reveal an unusually large olfactory-limbic node, possibly responsible for the species’ intense emotional imprinting on perceived saviors.

• Cranial Symmetry: Bilateral symmetry is disrupted by the tri-ocular configuration, a rare trait among terrestrial analogs, indicating a divergent evolutionary lineage possibly tied to synthetic or artificial origins.

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Hand Made, Museum Quality.

Stereolithograph Print, Hand Painted, Hand Finished.

Height 3" Tall (Total height with base)

Photosensitive Resin, Acrylic Paint, UV Clear Coat, Steel Rod.

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