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Description
Exactly what it sounds like.
Weird three-legged thing: Dirtsucker.- Uses suction tool to catch small lifeforms such as bugs. The way it does this is similar to the way we breathe in- a muscle rapidly expands a sac, and to equalize the pressure, air rushes in, taking anything with it. YAY FOR SCIENCE
Weird blobby thingamabobber- Saculus. A primitive lifeform with little more than a brain, a stomach, and a spear to catch hapless prey, including Dirtsuckers. Like spiders, it injects a corrosive venom to liquefy its prey's innards before sucking them in like a milkshake from hell. Due to the brain- creature size ratio, it is theorized that these odd creatures are quite intelligent, but got shortchanged by evolution. Due to their largely immobile nature, they have developed a natural defense- emitting a scent of the local predators. The fact that they can determine how to replicate scents is a major point as to why they are intelligent beings.
Tree- A bizzare mix of plant and animal, the Anglertree uses a similar method to the anglerfish- luring their prey in. However, unlike anglerfish, the prey grabbing the lure is a key component, as when the prey grips it, a highly sticky and quick-drying resin is oozed out of pores. The prey, haplessly stuck, is dragged up into the plant's "mouth", and is dissolved. Alive. Because nature is scary.

Description
Exactly what it sounds like.
Weird three-legged thing: Dirtsucker.- Uses suction tool to catch small lifeforms such as bugs. The way it does this is similar to the way we breathe in- a muscle rapidly expands a sac, and to equalize the pressure, air rushes in, taking anything with it. YAY FOR SCIENCE
Weird blobby thingamabobber- Saculus. A primitive lifeform with little more than a brain, a stomach, and a spear to catch hapless prey, including Dirtsuckers. Like spiders, it injects a corrosive venom to liquefy its prey's innards before sucking them in like a milkshake from hell. Due to the brain- creature size ratio, it is theorized that these odd creatures are quite intelligent, but got shortchanged by evolution. Due to their largely immobile nature, they have developed a natural defense- emitting a scent of the local predators. The fact that they can determine how to replicate scents is a major point as to why they are intelligent beings.
Tree- A bizzare mix of plant and animal, the Anglertree uses a similar method to the anglerfish- luring their prey in. However, unlike anglerfish, the prey grabbing the lure is a key component, as when the prey grips it, a highly sticky and quick-drying resin is oozed out of pores. The prey, haplessly stuck, is dragged up into the plant's "mouth", and is dissolved. Alive. Because nature is scary.