Translations:Codex: Zaika/19/en

Despite having a vagina-like slit between their legs, the zaika are an oviparous (egg laying) race. Their lower canal is used only for birthing fully formed eggs from their oviduct. Despite the womb-like function of this organ, any sexual activity with their egg-slit cannot result in a pregnancy. Eggs fertilized from their tails will typically develop for one month and are incubated internally for several months before finally being laid. Zaika eggs typically hatch within a month of being laid, with their offspring being considerably more developed at birth than typical mammals.