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== Puppeteer Parasites in Real Life == | == Puppeteer Parasites in Real Life == | ||
Several species of parasitic organisms can influence creatures. This includes fungus and a few species of Flukes. Their control is generally limited, as both host and parasite have limited processing power. | |||
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== Puppeteer Parasites in Science Fiction == | == Puppeteer Parasites in Science Fiction == | ||
*The Alien Invaders from Robert A. Heinlein's Novel ''The Puppet Masters'' (1951) | *The Alien Invaders from Robert A. Heinlein's Novel ''The Puppet Masters'' (1951) | ||
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A puppeteer parasite is a parasitic creature capable of commandeering control of it's host organism.
Puppeteer Parasites in Real Life
Several species of parasitic organisms can influence creatures. This includes fungus and a few species of Flukes. Their control is generally limited, as both host and parasite have limited processing power.
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Puppeteer Parasites in Science Fiction
- The Alien Invaders from Robert A. Heinlein's Novel The Puppet Masters (1951)
- The Goa'uld
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