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a common bugferret PSA, given different species temperature preferences

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Family portrait of an agrarian bugferret household, including their unofficially adopted avian (Rooturoo). By bugferret standards, the family is both small and strangely put together. More details under the cut!
Given how advanced Bug Ferret tech is, I'd wonder how hard it would be for Kiiwah to get a prosthetic.
According to some old prosthetic talk on Jay's blog, bugferrets (and humans) tend to get lab-grown limbs in event of traumatic limb loss. My current reason for Kiiwah not getting one immediately is medical bureaucracy, and the state of their forearm. Everything wrist-down was mechanically shredded, including nerves and endoskeleton, and they only received basic first aid in the aftermath. They... "parted ways" with their old family shortly after and couldn't apply for a new limb without a family name. Their new family, with Rooturoo, is looking into getting them a new hand, but the family as a whole is extremely busy. They're also pretty low on the totem pole as ferret families go and will likely be sitting on a waitlist for a few years.