Ah yes, bipeds, a species named after its well known tendency to walk on four limbs
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To be fair the one that was spotted when they got their name was standing on two legs at the time and the scientist couldn't be bothered to keep watching
Gorilla are bipedal but use 4 as well. Bipedal just means primary mode not sole mode.
Oh huh. Until I read this comment I assumed it was written from the perspective of the weird alien things, and "bipeds" referred to the humans…
Those trunks look, uuh... conspicuously versatile.
I dig this, what's the source?
I found it on a raypunk group, but reverse image search suggests
https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/69252/pg69252-images.html
OMG Lisp alien!