Photianix, More Commonly Called A Migratory Uking, Are The Form They Take While In The Shadow Forest,

photianix, more commonly called a migratory uking, are the form they take while in the shadow forest, formerly believed to be a unique but closely related genera to skotafos, but its now known that they are one in the same, though their forms are still distinguished by the names, while they live in the shadow forest they eat the sprouvas, but due to them being too small to eat it hole they are deemed as parasitic to the "fruits" due to only eating small bits and consuming the hardy seed like spores within entirely, meaning theres been an arms race between photianix and sprouvas by making the spores progressively more poisonous, though this has to be balanced since the fruits still need to be eaten by the actual seelenlos which spread it, though due to the dendropteryx being extremely intelligent has proven them eating migratory uking and then the sprouvas to spread the spores and remove the uking, they use 8 bioluminescent spots around their eyes, 4 around each eye, to see their environment when they arent searching for sprouvas, which tends to be often since after they feed on as much sprouvas as possible they lose their ability to fly for anywhere from a few hours to days, and instead can only glide and climb, if you have any questions about this ostoexoapo please dont be afraid to ask i am more than willing to answer

cyclomacros, more commonly called an acid horn, are small venomous ostoexoapo which prey on root worms, due to being similarly sized and with the dangers of their prey being omnivorous and willing to eat cyclomacros, they have evolved two horns to inject highly acidic venom which paralyzes their prey and lets them eat it, they are also known to lay their eggs through their horns rather than from their proboscis, this requires their eggs being highly resistant to this venom and acidity in general, they have evolved this to inject their young into a host to let their young have a meal upon birth and a safe place to mature, though their larvae tend to participate in siblicide to be one of the few who get to mature and spread their genes, they will go their dormant state during maturation within the almost hollow shell of their oviparents prey, and then once the 10 or so small mature cyclomacros are developed enough to have a shell they will begin to eat the shell and leave the burrow and start hunting root worms and searching for mates, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer

ammoniabates, more commonly called a shadow stork, these digitigrade seelenlos are highly convergent on telluric herons, though lack the ability to fly, instead wading through the shore and eating ichthyongiu, small semiaquatic ostomesa, as well as the large thalasentomo that fill the bodies of ammonia filling the shadow forest, their feeding style is risky considering the scotosuchus that hunt in the same general area which could easily take one down if given the chance, so theyve evolved a hyper flexible neck which they use to attack the scotosuchus, though they usually just get taken by surprised and eaten, they raise their young which is a strange behaviour for the shadow forest, while their young filter feed similar to telluric flamingos, complete with the curved beak that the adults lack, as they age their beak straightens out and becomes more streamlined as the oviparent teaches their young how to properly hunt, if you have any questions at all please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer

tachyviscoglot, more commonly called a grapple tongue, are small seelenlos which eat the bioluminescent ostoexoapo, occasionally scavenge on dead seelenlos they find, and eat sprouvas they come across, they have some of the most complex eyes of all organisms within the shadow forest, and the muscles in their eye sockets naturally point up as they rest, they wander across the shadow forest going from light source to light source, a lot of tachyviscoglot have actually gone blind from staring at tiruriwk, their star, or even tukre, their moon, though staring at the night sky is a lot less permanently damaging as opposed to staring at the day sky, with grapple tounges which see the day sky going permanently blind having to rely on just their sense of smell, touch, and hearing to explore their environment and find prey, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than overjoyed to answer

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chiroderm, more commonly called a net mouse, are the largest nihlimus on ngiu◗, being almost fully adapted to the unique environment of the shadow forest before ending up inside, due to the almost entire isolation of the shadow forest, only really accessible through the waterways or tears in the moss sheet, they have evolved a form of "insular" gigantism, as well as letting their whiskers grow to massive size, a trend seen in almost every organism in the shadow forest, they also have adapted their klariech to be hyperflexable and almost entirely vestigialized their temporal eyes using them as an extension to their peripheral vision, which is mostly detecting light and motion, their arms can reach to almost touch each other behind their back alongside the highly flexible fingers are used for catching ostoexoapo, they evolved a net of skin that they can trap their prey inside, they then crush their prey and eat it, they also have been known to jump off of a trunk with the intention of catching an ostoexoapo and landing on another trunk, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask i am more than overjoyed to answer