Kali body
The Kali body comprises the entire structure of a Kali being. Like other sapient species, the kali body is comprised of types of cells, which together comprise tissues, organs, and organ systems. It ensures the continued living of a Kali and homeostasis within itself. The kali body, like the Jkawi body, is differentiated from other sapient species by the prescence of scales along the front of the torso - usually continuing down to the thighs and ending at the groin, the wide amount of colorations a kali body can have, and a large vestigial tail.
Composition
Organs
The organs of a Kali sit mostly within the body, saving the skin and reproductive organs. Many reside within cavities within the body.
Systems
Tissues
Cells
Anatomy
Although superficially appearing somewhat similar to other sapient species - e.g. Jkawis, Humans, and Kaneeds, the internal anatomy of kalis are differ significantly from other sapient species, whilst still generally accomplishing the same tasks and needs.