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The olm is an exclusively subterranean and underwater species, and as such it's difficult to make field observations. Individuals in captivity have been observed to live up to 68 years, and in the wild they may have a life expectancy of over 100 years. ©
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An olm (Proteus anguinus) in Bosnia and Herzegovina
by Lennart Schmid
Olm (Proteus anguinus), family Proteidae, found in central Europe
This aquatic salamander is neotenic/paedomorphic (retaining juvenile traits - ie. gills and other aquatic adaptations)
Found only in karst rock cave systems with ample water in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia Hercegovina, and far NW Italy.
Also called the “human fish”, proteus, and white cave salamander.
Olms are blind, but have excellent sense of smell and hearing (for a salamander).
photograph by Sebastian Voitel
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Menelaus and a companion, wearing seal skins as a disguise, struggle to subdue Proteus.
The adventures of Odysseus and the tale of Troy. 1918. Illustrated by Willy Pogany.
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Time for new character concepts!
Here we have Sirius and Proteus (designs are prone to change but the names will probably stick), the adorable mascots of Fazbear Entertainment's Space Adventure attraction (work in progress)!
Some facts about them: They're small, but not children themselves, and have playful personalities to make it easier for kids to relate to and see them as friends. They're meant to roam the area of the Space Adventure attraction and create a fun vibe for the attending kids and their families. They are two separate animatronics based on the standard DCA model and are programmed with a variety of space related knowledge and games to make for a fun and educational experience!
Note from Fazbear: Attraction has been cancelled. Proceed with only one animatronic - do not scrap the existing AIs, just combine them for cost efficiency.
No malfunctions are to be expected.
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