Of course, the technically correct answer is that the lizards will have trouble trying to duplicate just about all human phonemes.
In layman terms, which sounds would they be unable to make? So, with all that out of the way, I was wondering what restrictions would the lizardfolk's IPA chart have, compared to humans'. The average height is 185-190 cm, and the weight 100 kg for an adult male. Lizardfolk can still seal off their noses with the muscles, right next to the opening of the cavity. Needless to say, their scutes and osteoderms make the upper half of the head quite rigid, and there aren't any muscles, except for the jaws', in the lower. Their smell probably works like that of dogs, since the lizardfolk respiratory system is basically identical to the mammalian version.
Their tounges should be human-like since we didn't see any lizardman flicking them to smell. The ear is most likely sealed/hidden as well.
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They can probably dislocate their jaws like a Varanus salvator but choose not to do it because it's kinda scary/funny, plus they can cut up food into small enough pieces to make that unnecessary. The snout is elongated, most of the serrated teeth inside are obscured. They seem to closely resemble both armadillo lizards and the Varanus salvator, I work off of that. Since they were the focus of only one arc the anatomy of the lizardfolk is my pure guesswork, based on the anime and the wiki page. I found a few low-poly 3d models, and pictures from the animu as reference. Everything else shall be purged by The Polish Toilet Spin, especially the jailbait. Of course, I want to revamp quite a few things, starting with the removal of the obnoxious MMORPG design that makes my eyes bleed. I based their appearance on the ones we saw in Overlord. When combined with their mesothermic temperature regulation, it allows them to stay underwater for quite some time. They have similar vocal cords to humans, lung capacity is by default at the human peak. Lizardfolk, however, don't really have that luxury. No FJ40 or light vehicle will ever have that kind of work load so I cannot see that as an issue.Okay, so, I decided to give both dragons and tengu a rather complex syrinx, allowing them to mimic human speech, chainsaws, cameras shutters, ringtones, and copyrighted music with ease. It has held up very well, while it has worn down due to us pushing the pallets on top of the liner, I have no problems with it lifting off the paint. I have used Line-X for all my work Vans (Chevy Express) we would load pallets into them weighting 800-100lbs using a forklight and just push it into the van. Again, this is for Line-X and Lizard skin brands only. I have used both products for my other vehicles for years, I have zero complains. With the ceramic coating it does lower the temps a bit, and I would like those areas have some heat and sound protection. But I will coat the interior firewall, transmission hump and the underside of the fiberglass cap. It is not as durable compared to Line-X (not even close), and I can see it fail where ever there is heavy usage (floor pans). No FJ40 or light vehicle will ever have that kind of work load so I cannot see that as an issue.Īs for Lizard Skin, it has been used in my Chevy Nova and dampens the interior very well, I plan to use it inside my FJ40. I have used Line-X for all my work Vans (Chevy Express) we would load pallets into them weighting 800-1000lbs using a forklight and just push it into the van.
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