Kzlölds

Kzlölds are a hypothetical species originating from the planet Xylos. Little is known about their biological structure, but theoretical xenobiologists suggest they possess a silicon-based physiology. Their appearance is described as amorphous, with the ability to change shape and density. Communication among Kzlölds is believed to be through complex vibrational frequencies, undetectable by most known audio sensors. Their societal structure, if any, remains a subject of intense speculation.

The Xylosian environment is characterized by extreme temperatures and high atmospheric pressure, conditions that would be instantly fatal to carbon-based life. It is theorized that Kzlölds have adapted to these harsh conditions, potentially drawing energy directly from geothermal vents or atmospheric electrical discharges. Their lifecycle is also a mystery, with no observable reproductive cycles documented. Some fringe theories propose a form of crystalline reproduction, where new Kzlölds "grow" from mineral deposits.

No direct contact with Kzlölds has ever been confirmed. All information is derived from indirect observations and theoretical models based on limited spectral analysis of Xylosian atmospheric composition and geological surveys. Their existence is considered plausible but unproven by the wider scientific community. Further exploration of Xylos is required to ascertain any definitive facts about this enigmatic species.