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The Wild Lusii were the second found species of the Invasion Wave. The Wild Lusii live in forests and are considered highly invasive.

Table of Contents:

1. ~ Description
2. ~ Protocols
3. ~ Behavior
4. ~ Signs
5. ~ Location
6. ~ Danger
7. ~ Solution
8. ~ Questions and Answers

Part I - Description

Similar to its household counterpart, Lusii are white in color. The Wild Lusii are also known for having a more rugged appearance, especially ones who hunt alot, some witnesses say that it had a noticeable amount of scars on its torso. But that is not all the Wild Lusii are known for. The Wild Lusii also are documented to be apex predators. With some increasingly dire effects on the ecosystem.

They are also the size of elephants, with some cases having them even bigger than an elephant.

Part II - Protocols

Instead of the MoDoBroTrUs protocol, Wild Lusii instead have the StaBaEvacAnCa Protocol.

1. Stay Back.
2. Evacuate.
3. And call.

This references the fact that Wild Lusii are more physically capable than their household counterparts, and physical confrontation is considered extremely dangerous and risky. Wild Lusii also have more protocols below (Solution). Currently, 900 Cases of Wild Lusii documented all across the world in this year alone.

Part III - Behavior.

The Wild Lusii are documented to be highly ruthless and chaotic. With most cases ending up in physical injury or scars. Currently, Wild Lusii have a more rigid protocol than their Household counterpart. It is advised not to interact with Wild Lusii whatsoever. Also, it is documented in Cold areas that they bore through ice rivers and dive in it for prolonged time. When that does happen, the DHCA prepares to capture the Wild Lusii while incapacitated from a tranquilizer. If you have questions about it, look on Section/Part VIII.

Part IV - Signs

Signs that a Wild Lusii is near your area is:

1. Animals disappearing.
2. Blood tracks/smears.
3. Random animal noises at night.
4. Scratches.
5. Holes in ice rivers (Mainly cold areas.)
6. A pile of animal carcasses in the forest.
7. Hikers disappearing with no explanation.

If these signs do appear, either:

1. Call the HCSH. (Necessary)
2. After, read the Species Diagnosis for extra details/protocols.

If you may, you can call the HCSH again on an Update. If there are any surrounding complications or events, give us a call.

Part V - Location.

Most cases of Wild Lusii are found in Canada, Russia (Especially Siberia), Alaska, and Greenland, while other cases do exist, they are occasional and often rare and hard to find.

Part VI - Danger

While it's household counterpart is not generally dangerous, the Wild Lusii are. Do not provoke it, do not engage with it in any way or manner. The main goal is to stay as far from it.

On the species scale, it is:

• Danger: 5 out of 5.
• Environmental Damage: 5 out of 5.
• Physical Attributes: 4 out of 5.
• Household Danger: 2 out of 5.

Part VII - Solution

While Wild Lusii are highly chaotic, there are two (current) viable solutions to capturing one.

StaBaEvacAnCa

1. Stay back.
2. Evacuate.
3. And call.

Sedate and Take

Needed Materials:

1. Truck-Sized Net.
2. 2 DHCA Helicopters.
3. 4 DHCA Trucks.
4. Tranquilizer (With Sedatives).
5. Hooks.
6. 2 Mounted Tranquilizers with over 100 Tranquilizer shots each.
7. 16 Aux-9 Guns with 2 Ammo Crates (200 Bullets each).

Required Personnel:

1. 16 Military Combatants.
2. 4 On-Field Agents.
3. 2 Researchers on Helicopter.
4. 4 Truck Drivers.
5. 2 Helicopter Pilots.

Steps:

1. Tranquilize the Wild Lusii.
2. Carefully capture with net.
3. Attach to Helicopters.
4. Drive to the Local DHCA Regional Office while an escort of 4 Trucks follows.
5. Captured.
6. (Optional) If the Wild Lusii wakes up, shoot with the Mounted Tranquilizers mounted on Helicopter and the Guns given.

Part VIII - Questions and Answers.

Hello! I am Dr. Veronica who works on Lusii Research! Specifically, I am the Lead Researcher on General Lusii Research! (Again!)

• Question One - Are Wild Lusii dangerous to homes?
• Answer - No, not really, Wild Lusii are only dangerous to homes IF they contain the prey. Otherwise, they are only staying in the wild. So consider you being safe (mostly, not really if you are outside. ).

• Question Two - Are Wild Lusii anything like Household ones?
• Answer - Of course, they are both Lusii, "Lusii" itself is an umbrella term. Wild Lusii and Household Lusii may seem different, but they are biologically similar.

• Question Three - Why do Wild Lusii live in forests?
• Answer - It's currently unknown, but its theorized to be environmental pressures. But that is one of the mannyyyyy hypothesis we have.

• Question Four - Is there any known way to deter Lusii?
• Answer - No, not yet, the best thing to do now is call the Hotline and allow us to take care of the problem.

• Question Five - Do Wild Lusii eat our pets?
• Answer - Depends, mostly no, it mainly eats wild animals and not pets, but there are occassions they do.

Reminder! If you do have a Critter problem, contact us, the Home Critter Safety Hotline!