Aurantius Alcypero, More Commonly Called An Orange Coraloid, Are Coraloids Commonly Found Near Rivers,

aurantius alcypero, more commonly called an orange coraloid, are coraloids commonly found near rivers, they have softer roots compared too other coraloids due to the more mucky nature of their environment, they are one of the few coraloids farmed for more than just their fruits, since their roots are soft they can and have been used for cooking, it is also very nutrient rich due to the influence of dumunoan farmers, their fruit has a very crunchy texture and tastes like a telluric pear, they can be eaten by the terrestrial animals of dumuno but have evolved to be eaten by the aquatic animals, it has been theorized that it was formerly fed upon by a herbivorous relative of swamp scavengers, but is current fed upon by sac fish who launch themselves out of the water with their sac to get the momentum to dislodge the sonfruit from its loose "stems" which are in the part encasing it, its has around 24 seeds in a circle around the centre each seed pointing towards the middle of it, if you have any questions regarding this coral like plant please dont be afraid to ask im more than willing to answer

hercula, more commonly called false seeds, are gramnivorous haematophageous hypercarnivorous omnivore, these insects get their names from the fact they look like seeds of the grass of the south which grow on the side and then are shot out, this allows them to camouflage on the sides of the grass awaiting their host when a host comes near them they will jump onto their host and crawl to a suitable spot and begin drinking the blood from their host for the majority of their lifespan until they find a potential mate on their host, they will then mate and leave their host, find a spot on the ground they deem safe and then spend the rest of their lifespan creating a small den out of grass, they will do this until they almost starve to death, in which they will then go inside the den and lay the eggs, laying on top of them, once they die they will kick down their den allowing the grass to completely cover them, when the young hatch they will eat the grass, the parent, their thin egg shells, and even each other sometimes, once they get enough energy they will grow into a suitable form and start their search for a host, eating grass to sustain themselves until they find a host, these organisms are highly preyed on by nurse parrots, if you have any questions regarding this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer

salmtulus, more commonly called a toothless feeder, are marine algaevorous fungivorous detritivorous ovivorous mesocarnivorous omnivore, these are one of the only two fourjawwed fish to lack the characteristic "hands" of fourjaws, the only other ones being boned squids, toothless feeders will swim around the tropical seas eating the algae of the algae rafts, the build up of marine snow on the sea floor, the eggs of fish and crustaceans, and the exposed "roots" of feather warts that litter deeper sea floors, this varied diet causes them too be very common on almost every layer of the sea, if you have any questions regarding this fish please dont be afraid to ask im more than willing to answer

roseus alcypero, more commonly called a magenta coraloid, are coraloids commonly found in dumunoan jungles and equatorial forests, they are very abundant and their fruit be found in most markets that sell fruits, these brusfruit are commonly used as a cheaper replacement for pluppfruit in flavourings while still being able to advertise it as pluppfruit flavoured and mark it up for the price of pluppfruit, though most urn have figured out to buy brusfruit flavoured things as theyre cheaper and taste the same, though tasting the same mild bitterness and strong sweet taste as pluppfruit their texture is what urn consider the opposite, unlike the hard texture of the pluppfruit they are more juicy and soft texture, which most urn find more appealing anyways, they are a common food for jungle monkeys, which are a very common pest for brusfruit farms, brusfruits have large pits in the middle of the fruit, they spend the entirety of spring to autumn producing as many brusfruit as they can, even willing to drop their fruit in 3 and a half weeks if it isnt eaten to avoid wasting resources on holding it on, roseus alcypero found on hills tend to be surrounded by other alcypero meaning most hills in dumunoan jungles and equatorial forests are littered with magenta coraloids whether or not many animals frequently go there, if you have any questions please dont be afraid to ask im more than willing to answer

cyanuscoeruleum alcypero, more commonly called an azure coraloid, are very rare coraloids, found exclusively on volcanic mountains, their fruits are one of the only two "nuts" of dumuno, being an edible shell with inedible extremely tough seeds, they have a large barb like extension coming out of the end of their shell which lets animals like landbound pigeons to pull the vrewnut off of the coraloid, which they will then eat, the azure coraloid population was dwindling until a unity era volcanic city named Erbainsu started developing and trading vrewnuts to the rest of dumuno, creating a supply and demand for them, being a mild flavour and unique texture giving a drive for farming azure coraloids causing a boom in their population, they are frequently used as a flour for baking on dumuno, making breads and pastries, they are also commonly salted and flavoured, they are even being genetically modified with newer technology to be able to grow in less specific conditions allowing for them to mass farmed, they have become somewhat of a necessity to modern dumunoan life, as a diverse nutritious food source, if you have any questions regarding this organism please dont be afraid to ask

serpetem, more commonly called a vine serpent, is a folivorous mesocarnivorous omnivores, these snakes hunt almost exclusively gliding geckos and crawling felines but if they need to they will eat whatever meat they can get, they pretend to be tree vines and wait for their prey to try to crawl on them or land near their head, this has resulted in their scales being super long and small but close to their body and still scale like enough to be scales and not filaments, they also eat leaves and the very vines they pretend to be, when they are threatened by a potential predator they will use their headspike to inject their venom into their predator, causing them to be paralyzed and most likely fall down to the forest floor, if you have any questions regarding this snake please dont be afraid to ask im more than willing to answer