About: Humanoid Martian (The War of the Worlds)

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These flimsy humanoid creatures native to Mars are presumed to be the natural food source of the sapient, cephalopod-like Martians, which feed upon them by means of injecting the prey's blood directly into their own veins. They are thin creatures, about six feet in height, and have siliceous skeletons, similar to those of siliceous sponges. Their heads are round, and have large eyes located in flinty sockets.

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rdfs:label	Humanoid Martian (The War of the Worlds)
rdfs:comment	These flimsy humanoid creatures native to Mars are presumed to be the natural food source of the sapient, cephalopod-like Martians, which feed upon them by means of injecting the prey's blood directly into their own veins. They are thin creatures, about six feet in height, and have siliceous skeletons, similar to those of siliceous sponges. Their heads are round, and have large eyes located in flinty sockets.
dcterms:subject	Unnamed Species Literary Species Species Created by H. G. Wells Humanoids 1897 Debuts Mars Inhabitants War of the Worlds Universe
abstract	These flimsy humanoid creatures native to Mars are presumed to be the natural food source of the sapient, cephalopod-like Martians, which feed upon them by means of injecting the prey's blood directly into their own veins. They are thin creatures, about six feet in height, and have siliceous skeletons, similar to those of siliceous sponges. Their heads are round, and have large eyes located in flinty sockets. A bunch of them were taken along with the cephalopoid Martians as food stock during their invasion of Earth in 1898. Upon arrival on the planet, however, the humanoid Martians had already been consumed and the dominant Martians started harvesting Human blood instead. It has been noted that the humanoid Martians with their fragile skeletal structure and built would never have been able to survive under Earth's gravity anyway.

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