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Corucia placenta
Leeway Corucia Research Center (LCRC)
HI,
Just a reminder. Corucia reproduce with a palcenta not unlike that of a mammal. If one has not seen a mammalian birth, remember that a Corucia neonate has a placenta attached by an umbilical cord. The baby will normally eat the placenta and then fast for up to three days. this appears to be normal. If abnormal, the placenta will not be eaten and the placenta will dangle form the neonate. If this is the case, it should not confused with the thought that intestines are externally projected. Granted, the dead or dying skink is a great sadness, but it is not due to a extended intestinal track if the above is properly doucumented.
Sincerely,
Brian
LCRC
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