An adult Stalker, his baby legs and arms have grown in and his original arms and legs have dropped off. His tail has sprouted the extra head for peeping around corners to keep it safe and alert it to any dangers from behind. Their eyes remain on stalks until they die so their vision is somewhat limited, it is believed the second head is fully controlled by the original brain and adds an almost 360° view for the Stalker. No longer needing to hide in the shrubbery these creatures waltz around. You would think they would need to be cautious because of their reduced gate, but they are quick to shuffle and even quicker to agitate local grey squirrel populations. Nobody knows what they evolved from or where they came from, but experts and a bus driver I had the other week both seem to agree that they drive off grey squirrels. Almost as if they were genetically engineered to do it.
Baby Legs is made from a couple rats and half an old mink.
