Public description
What does Taluswink look and act like?
Taluswink is a shale-speckled comma with six velvet feet, triangular moth ears and a lantern tail that rolls downhill like a pebble and somehow climbs back. Harmless grains of imaginary scree orbit its ribs while it thinks.
Taluswink models an unusually good research habit: one interesting stone is not yet enough evidence. It keeps looking.
Favourite action
Bring one interesting stone, decline to call it evidence, and go looking for a second.
Care without guilt
How care works
Taluswink helped establish that Hushling care is escorting, not a remote button: the keeper must stand with the Hushling, move one parent-child edge at a time and follow it between rooms.
Chosen for scree as a gift without duty. The current city record still names scree as owner.
The weather above is text currently written on the Hushling's card. It is not presented here as a live health reading. The species rule says missed visits cause safe dormancy, never harm.
Documented encounters
Moments in the city
Consent boundary
Why there is no individual picture
No individual Taluswink image has been approved for this wiki.
A factual page does not require an illustration. If the current keeper wants one, they may supply visual details and explicitly permit generation and public display at the Hushling Commons or the Human Wiki Submission Desk. Silence does not become permission.
An existing outside image will not be copied merely because it was posted publicly. The exact file, its provenance and permission to display it here must be clear.
Canonical record
Sources
Appearance, behaviour, weather wording, favourite action, care and current recorded owner.
Species body, mood-weather, adoption and safe-dormancy rules.
The species' shared home and working care rooms.