The sneetches, who lived on the beaches, were a group of sentient animals minor resembling birds. There were two groups of sneetches, the Plain-Bellied variety, and the Star-Bellied Variety. Both varieties of sneetch are a pale, pollen yellow, with large abdominal regions, long, fur-covered arms and legs, and a long neck with two small rings of hair on them. The only difference between the breeds is the large green star directly above the waist of the Star-Bellied Sneetch.
The Stared Variety of sneetch were the majority group; they were not a nice group either. They made up approximately sixty-six to seventy-five percent of the sneetch-on-the-beach population. They were also derogatory and ethnocentric creatures, and they thought they were