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Noel's the one on the right. She's an example of the sapient version of the species while the lil guy on the left is a wild version. : D
The name for this species is Wreatic (Wreath+Chaotic) and although it doesn't quite portray the cuteness of the species, they can be rather vicious carnivores, so it fits. haha ;DNow, time for some trivia! uwu

It's still hotly debated by researchers whether or not Wilds are sentient, but it's a well-known fact that they're not sapient.

Physical differences between the two are size, mouth-shape and how the wreath binds to the body. In Wilds it's much more firmly attached to the body to provide defence and camouflage. In Sapients, the wreath binds to the base of the skull like ponytails while the rest is free flowing and used more for display than for survival.

The two races cannot interbreed. However, Wilds will on rare occasions give birth to Sapients while Sapients will only ever give birth to more Sapients. As a result, Wilds are well taken care of as they're, for reasons yet to be discovered, the root source for the existence of all Sapients.

Description
Noel's the one on the right. She's an example of the sapient version of the species while the lil guy on the left is a wild version. : D
The name for this species is Wreatic (Wreath+Chaotic) and although it doesn't quite portray the cuteness of the species, they can be rather vicious carnivores, so it fits. haha ;DNow, time for some trivia! uwu

It's still hotly debated by researchers whether or not Wilds are sentient, but it's a well-known fact that they're not sapient.

Physical differences between the two are size, mouth-shape and how the wreath binds to the body. In Wilds it's much more firmly attached to the body to provide defence and camouflage. In Sapients, the wreath binds to the base of the skull like ponytails while the rest is free flowing and used more for display than for survival.

The two races cannot interbreed. However, Wilds will on rare occasions give birth to Sapients while Sapients will only ever give birth to more Sapients. As a result, Wilds are well taken care of as they're, for reasons yet to be discovered, the root source for the existence of all Sapients.