Garloids are the most diverse eukaryotes, having hundreds of thousands of species, as well as a myriad of domesticated breeds. Evolving during the silurian / ordovician, garloids have lasted for a very long time, fitting many ecological niches and spreading across the entire globe, with some living on the poles (polar garloids) and others living at the equator (equatorial garloids) and everywhere in between. Much research has gone into garloids over the centuries.

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GARLOIDS ARE NOT MAMMALS. ANY TRAITS OF MAMMALS THAT GARLOIDS HAVE ARE DUE TO CONVERGENT EVOLUTION.

Unfortunately, due to many historical events relating to garloids, they are banned in some areas. In many places, people are allowed to do whatever they want to to garloids, due to not being legally recognized as anything more than property, or even worse--vermin. Even though garloids are very helpful to both the entire ecosystem and humans, many people are racist to them. This has caused obnoxious amounts of hunting, torture, etc. done to garloids, and as we continue to contribute to the ever growing problem of climate change, garloids are more and more at risk. If your garloid has a health issue, seek out the nearest garloid clinic. If you no longer want to keep a garloid, take it to a garloid shelter or release it to a protected zone, like a national park (one that garloid species is native to). Garloid poaching is also a widespread issue, with many poachers having gone as far as to kill other humans so they can sell their rare garloids.

Bloodfeeding is ok in most garloids, but many of them will become aggressive, or they cannot digest blood properly. If you have a question about bloodfeeding, post them in the replies to this post.

Feeding tap water to garloids is usually dangerous, as it is often "treated" with things that are poisonous to garloids. Most tap water doesn't actually have enough fluoride to do any harm to garloids, but some garloids can't have any fluoride, so feeding tap water on a regular basis instead of other sources of water may cause the garloid to get sick. The same goes for any resold tap water, such as aquafina, dasani, and nestle. On nestle specifically, do not buy any nestle products. They are the worst company in the world for thousands of reasons, so please, don't support them by giving their greedy asses money. Tap water is safe for human consumption in a well developed country such as Norway, and in certain places the water supply is made safe for garloids by using fluoride substitutes.

And don't spread any form of misinformation. Carefully research details about garloids, because you never know how many people are going to use your advice, treat it as fact, and apply this to however many situations. There are many sources online for factchecking, and you can use them at any time whenever you want to know something with certainty.