It's the name of the Alien creature from the Alien series of movies.
There are a few stages in the Xenomorph's lifecycle. Facehugger, Chestburster then adult.
FACEHUGGER
The facehugger is a crab-like creature with 8 legs, Similar to human fingers. It also has a long tail. When it pounces out of it's egg, onto either a human's face or a dog's/cat's face it wraps it's tail around their necks, so they faint. The facehugger implants an egg into their chest and then dies on their face.
CHESTBURSTER
When the human or dog/cat wakes up, they seem unharmed, but they have a Xenomorph growing inside of them. Some time later the host should have a sore throat. Soon after they will experience severe pain in their chest. They start choking and the chestburster will erupt from the host's chest.
ALIEN
The chestburster will eat the body (if there is nobody around) and scamper off to find more food and eventually grow into a fully-sized Alien. If the facehugger implants an egg in a human, the adult alien will be a 'drone'. Drones are the original aliens. If an egg was implanted into a dog/cat it will be a runner or dog alien. They're very fast and can't stand on 2 legs. Dog aliens are slightly lighter then Drones, either slightly pink or gold.
QUEEN
Sometimes an alien will 'molt' into the queen alien. All aliens are meant to protect the queen which stays in a deep chamber in the hive. The queen has a 'ovipositor' which is a long, silky 'sack' full of eggs. In this case, alien eggs. The Queen has 2 pairs of arms, one small, the other large. The Queen is more intelligent then the other stages of the life-cycle, in the movies 'Aliens' (the sequel to Alien), the Queen operated the elevator.
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xenomorph
A xenomorph is a peculiar form or unfamiliar shape. In geology, it can also be used as a synonym for allotriomorph, a mineral which did not develop its external crystal form because of late crystallization between earlier formed crystals.
Yes, but its called a Xenomorph
Xenomorph, a term used by the characters in James Cameron's 1986 movie "Aliens", was created to describe the alien creature in the film. Since the creature, or alien, had no specific name, it seemed to be the best way to "name" the alien from the film.
The music the film Alien is avant-garde score composed by Jerry Goldsmith. The score surprises, jolts, grabs, and sets up anticipatory fear and dread.Many people on YouTube have compiled morph scenes from the Alien movies. Interesting to see and hear the snippets of music, for example:Alien Every Xenomorph scene.Alien Resurrection Every Xenomorph scene
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The xenomorph does not have eyes, instead it has a sixth sense that allows it to "see" what is around it although many people believe the creatures eyes are under its dome, this is in fact wrong, Ridley Scott did not give the xenomorph eyes because he believed the creature would be more frightening if it did not have eyes but could still "see". Hope this helped:)
on holidays, Jewish people eat them to worship their ancestors escaping Hitler by hiding in a hole for 5 years like rats, the seeds grow into cauliflowers in their stomach and then burst out as a xenomorph
Well the only name really is B**** when he says "Come and get me, b****!"AnswerAccording to the sequel (Aliens), it's called a Xenomorph. AnswerThe specific alien individual seen in the first movie is also referred to as "Kane's Son".
a monster is big and scary... and a alien is a little green dude who says; "take me to your leader, earthling".
His name's Gallaxhar. You know... the freaky dude with four eyes and tentacles- He's a bluish-purple for his whole body... Yeah, him!
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