Eldar Biology and Anatomy Compared to Humans - Explained

The grimdark is full of alien or xenos species running about, zipping through space and waging war on the Imperium and against each other. It is total war out there and there is no end in sight. Xenos like the Orks are in fact walking mushrooms in essence, there are also the tyranids which are abhorrent insect like amalgamation of different bioforms that work in unison under a hive mind and then there are the necrons which are essentially ancient immortal terminators. But then there are aliens like the Eldar that are humanoid and resemble humans to a large degree, some might even say they are exactly like us with the exception of the pointy ears and almond like eyes. So what if I was to say that these are not the only differences between the eldar and humans of 40K and that the biology of this enigmatic alien species is as different to us as ours are to crabs and squids? Here in this video we will dive deep into Eldar Biology and examine the intricate differences between them and humans. SO lets get to it.
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