A Handful Of Subarctic And Arctic Dumunoan Skeletons

a handful of subarctic and arctic dumunoan skeletons

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

grandorum, more commonly known as pollen shrimp, is a enormous palynivorous shrimp it lives primarily within "forests" of spore balloons though can be found swimming through the open ocean in whats assumed to be an attempt to find a new forest to feed from, they use their specialised proboscis to pierce the spore balloons "blue spot" which allows them to consume the pollen within the spore balloon, strangely they unintentionally pollinate the spore balloons during the feeding process, while the balloon is pierced by the proboscis the pollen quickly escapes the spore balloon which is a very energy efficient way to release its pollen than shooting it all out at once, if you have any questions regarding this crustacean please dont be afraid to ask

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

avatorius, commonly known as an avian whale, is a fully aquatic whale like bird which eats mostly sea ribbons, its feathers are coloured in a more precise countershading colour wise, it can get to the height of 25 feet on average, they will usually spend their entire life inside "forests" of sea ribbons, unlike most birds they give a form of live birth which keeps the egg/eggs inside the parent until they hatch and are capable of surviving in the dumunoan sea, then they "give birth" to the young avian whale, they tend to have familial structures that last up until a few years after the young get to the reproductive age, then the avian whale will either, depending on the size of the "forest", go out to open sea to find a new "forest" and find a potential mate, or explore their "forest" of sea ribbons until they find a mate which isnt closely related to them, if you have any questions regarding this cetacean like bird, please dont be afraid to ask im more than willing to answer

consix, more commonly known as a snow ray, is a wide spread marine bottom feeding ray like fish, which has gills on its back to properly resperate even in the sandy uneven sea floor, they are very slow and cant swim in the traditional sense, the most they can do is steer themselves if they suddenly get knocked off the sea floor, essentially gliding till they reach the sea floor, they have a toothless mouth which they use to suction the marine snow which they go over, due to the fact they cant swim away from potential predators they have a venomous spike on the end of their flexible tail which they keep retracted in a muscular portion of the tail which opens and usually will strike the predator, if you have any question regarding this ray like organism please dont be afraid to ask