Dear Professor, What do you think of my diagrams?
My my! What excellent diagrams and incredibly well labeled! These are fairly accurate to the Standard "1998" breed! While shedding can be a sign of stress, some individuals do so when a specific trait they are memorphosing to is a large deviation to their current form. Sometimes this is because they simply do not want skin anymore as pointed out! Though this can leave individuals vulnerable as their more delicate inner-parts are fully exposed to the elements. Not many organisms can handle that kind of workload!
A less common, and sadder reason is Fur Rot. A disease, often partially attributed to repeat stress and living in poor condition. Furbies with Fur Rot are often lethargic, have patchy fur, and once they have shed the afflicted skin, it doesn't typically grow it back.
Regardless, if your Furby is suddenly shedding skin; one should always try to see what the underlying cause might be.
And yes, we still aren't 100% what their third "eye" does beyond sensing light. Some hypothesize that it's another method of communication used solely by Furbies.
Overall, very impressive work! Gold Star!
