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![[ BLOOMS: Guide to Queens ]](http://d.furaffinity.net/art/peixes/1447009796/1447009796.peixes_1queens.png "Click to change the View")
>>"http://babycakey.deviantart.com"<<reuploaded for the day crowd, and the new queens are here! again, their bodies are curvier and larger than the typical bloom (as depicted on the left of picture, an average bloom beside a queen). some information has changed, please read it!
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♥ queens are the blooms colony's leaders. wherever the queens go, her subjects lovingly follow. a queen is always kind (typically) and has real love for her followers.
♥ queens are highly sought after in the mating season, it is so rare for them to mate because, unlike the average bloom, a queen's mate is a mate for life. rather than purely mating to make seedlings, a queen will only mate with one they'll be spending the rest of their life with. the mate chosen by the queen will become king of his colony.
♥ a queen's seedlings are royalty among their colony and will be raised with the expectation of taking her place when she passes away.
♥ queen blooms are born queens. they begin their life looking like typical bloom seedlings, but shortly into their life they will begin showing signs of a queen.
♥ how to determine if a bloom is a queen is by: size, body, and the tell-tale bush "crown" that expands beyond a queen's head, neck, and shoulders. queens are so rare that there is an approximate 1 queen born for every thousand or so blooms born.
♥ unlike average blooms, queens lack opposable fingers and the ability to stand/walk on their hind legs. the colony builds the queen her home, with their ability to grasp and move things with their hands, it's much easier!
♥ a queen's "crown" is a bush collar growing around the neck. it's size/length/shape may vary, but it is the trademark of a queen! usually, the bigger the bush, the older the queen. however, some queens may want their bush trimmed/kept short or completely removed! a queen will grow this bush, always, but it is her choice whether she wishes to keep it or not.
♥ a queen doesn't need to have 'crown' horns.
♥ during mating season, IF a queen were to mate, her litter would be no larger than 3 seedlings, if any more than 1. for some reason unknown, a queen's litter is remarkably scarce compared to a normal bloom's, which can be up to 8 seedlings at a time!
more info to be added
Blooms are a closed species by me! you may not make your own!
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