Leputior, Or More Commonly Known As A Rooted Hare, It Is A Xylophagous Burrowing Rabbit Like Mammal Which

leputior, or more commonly known as a rooted hare, it is a xylophagous burrowing rabbit like mammal which specializes in eating roots, it uses its keratin beak to not only echolocate in its tunnels and when its searching for food, but also to tear the tough roots to eat them, it is entirely nocturnal and spends the entire day in its burrow but during night it comes out and searches for nearby plants to burrow under it and eat its roots, if you have any questions regarding this small mammal dont be afraid to ask

paramix, also known as the proboscused parasite, is a parasitic wide spread insect, it clings to the host using its proboscus, eating a small potion of the flesh, then using their sharp legs to stay stuck to the host while they walk to a new spot to cling onto, interestingly they appear to be able to resperate in both the atmosphere and the hydrosphere, allowing them too find a host anywhere, if you have any question about this parasite please dont be afraid to ask

frucor, more commonly known as a heart fruit, is a strange looking marine plant which grows a fruit in the shape of a heart, with a wide satellite like photosynthetic surface which can get to a radius of 6 feet, and the main body of the plant can grow up to the height of 48 feet, they are vital to the oceanic ecosystem, if you have any questions regarding this organism, dont be afraid to ask

a handful of subarctic and arctic dumunoan skeletons

folisca, more commonly known as an ocean shelf, is a marine plant which grows pads of "leaves" that all grow in accordance to the size of the bottom pad, the other pads are a fraction of the size of the bottom pad depending on how many pads there are, the bottom pad has been observed to grow a maximum radius of 24 inches, the stick like woody main body can grow to a maximum height of 48 inches the pads are rather tough compared to other green plants photosynthetic parts, if you have any questions regarding this plant dont be afraid to ask i am more than willing to answer them

gyruscula, more commonly known as a the orbiting nurse, is a insectivorous crustacean which ensures that its host is healthy and free from parasitic insects, when the host is moving fast or in a way which might make the orbiting nurse to fall off or drift away from its host, it uses its claw like tail to cling to the hosts body, multiple generations tend to spend their entire lives on a single host, it has a beak designed to eat the parasitic insects which tend to end up on their hosts, if you have any questions regarding this crustacean please dont be afraid to ask