Gazer Spring Season

Did you know that gazers possess a single, posteriorly-located gonad on the third arm?

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Amalgam

Amalgam

Journeyman
Little is really known about the breeding habits of a gazer. Once spawned in huge numbers, such sights are long past. What is known is that springtime brings out the males - and a particularly wet start to the season means that the gazers have had longer to develop.

Does this mean we might see higher-than-usual numbers this season?
 
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