History of Rogues and BeeZaps

This is a picture of a Rogue that is living in its natural habitat. Usually they live in the forest, sometimes in the Rockies, and most of the time in the Himalayas. They have also been known to live in the Sahara Desert.

Rogues usually hunt the passing caravans. They hunt the camels, but first they take the supplies off of the camel's back. If there is a human, they carry the human off and drop him or her onto the back of another camel.

Rogues can even survive harsh conditions with no food for two years. Their body has some fat, near the brain, and when harsh conditions come the body releases the fat, which is sent around the body. If food is hard to find, the Rogues search for dead animials so that they won't have to get into a fight with live animals. This also lets the animals reproduce (if they can survive).

The wingspan of a Rogue is eight feet and one inch. They are seven feet long when fully grown. The larvae are five feet long including the stinger, which the larvae grow. The stinger looks a bit like a shark's tooth. The only difference is that it has a small barb at the end. Full grown Rogues have teeth, which have sharp edges and can drill into the flesh of the animal.

Rogues have eight limbs. The front pair are called arms, all the rest are legs. The arms have pointed spikes at the ends for attacking their prey. The spike looks a bit like a spear, only rounder. It also can pull out some of the flesh for the Rogue to eat so it can store up some strength.

This picture shows the Rogue flying above a field. The eagle in the background is staying away from the Rogue, and hunting.

Rogues are half wasp, and half mammal. The mammal part is that they:

• have warm blood,
• have furry bodies,
• produce milk for their young.

The wasp half is that they:

• fly with papery wings,
• lay an egg which grows into a larva and then to an adult,
• they can sting (with surprising power).

Rogues have complex brains, more complex than a human. They also have a specific kind of communication: they can transport messages from one Rogue mind into another Rogue mind. The Rogues also can do this on humans and even aliens. Androids can be given a message, similar to a robotic command.

Aled and David have a special report on BeeZaps that will be coming soon.

--Happy snow day!

Aled