We have noted that Laramidia was in the form of three island continents, as shown here. The Second Root Race started life on the comparatively benign South Appalachia (of course they had a different name for each of these islands) and rapidly flourished. The climatic conditions were in no respect any different from those associated with the area in the Late Cretaceous, and the flora and fauna were precisely as described in orthodox science. The Laramidians were largely as depicted in the Theosophical texts, with certain significant exceptions; generally they were spherical, translucent and golden-brown in colour, and they progressed in a sort of bouncing motion or flew when hurried, but their colours changed in line with their emotions, and when they chose to interact with the physical environment, they often adopted a blurry sort of bipedal form for convenience. At such times, they could create and wear ritual clothing, which might become quite elaborate, usually modelled on features of the dinosaurs around them. As various witnesses have related, the sense of hearing was a new one for the Laramidians; they added this to the sight possessed by their predecessors, the Polarians. (Some say the new sense was touch and not hearing; at any rate, in view of the prevalence of dinosaurs, it is perhaps fortunate that they did not yet possess a sense of smell.) They had a form of vocalisation, but it was entirely restricted to the sounding of vowels, which were inflected with See more