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The "ears" serve as secondary lungs
Mouth is only for communication
Males are immobile and grow in one spot like a sentient plant or barnacle
Females can move like a sea cucumber or slug
They are from a world with high pressure, but dense and soupy humid atmosphere.
They have visited Earth before, and took a large number of humans, mostly neanderthals, with them. The humans are mutated to be like a mobile military called "Engineers".
The SJ (Space Jockeys) evolved from clam-like ancestors.
Males have internal sacs filled with sperm. When a mobile female finds a male she likes, she will wave to him with her "walking hand", a huge arm on the left side which is bigger than the smaller and more delicate arm and hand on her right side. Courtship may take years with the female attempting to woo the male by making different songs and colors while approaching him 1 inch for every 23 hours.
If the male pulls into his shell, it is a respectful sign of rejection. But if he does not, and raises his hands, then it is acceptance. The female produces billions of eggs over her multi-century lifetime. She will crawl to the male's blind spot, which is just next to his side under his shell's "arm rests". This is the only place he can not detect her at all, which requires intense trust. She will then use her smaller hand to slide into a hole along the side of his shell, under the arms and inside the armrests, and then once pushed inside, she must trust him not to shut his shell or it would cut off her delicate/feeding/breeding arm. She will then begin to pulsate and her snake-like bones in her upper body will fan out like a cobra's hood. She then pumps or ejaculates a few eggs into his body, where it will travel into his "uterus" which is filled with his sperm. This mating takes weeks to finish. Over this week, the two will hold many many conversations and discuss whatever is on their minds.
After the female experiences a slow throbbing orgasm that lasts 2 hours everytime she has one, she will deposit her eggs and pull her arm out. She will then promise to return, and the eggs will be fertilized inside the male's body.
Once the egg or eggs are ready to be birthed, a long tube like organ will grow out of his back that looks like a upside-down funnel. By this time, the female will return. He pushes out larvae that look like large barnacles.
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