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Description
Humivermis: Ground Worm
Time Period: Late Allocene
Size: 25 cm to 3 m
Habitat: Desert, Titanophylus Rainforests, Arborphylus Forests, Breviphylus Prairies
Diet: Herbivore/ Omnivore/ Carnivore

These Colubervermids are close relatives to Arborvermids, however are much more varied in size, from 3 meter long giants that dwarf even the largest Arborvermids, to small, worm like herbivores that feed on plant tissues. While they dont differ much from the Arborvermids, their longer upper antenna are a large difference, allowing them to track smells and sounds much further than their cousins. Humivermids usually have skin pigments that help them match the soil the specific species lives in. While most species are capable diggers, for the most part they stick to the surface.

Description
Humivermis: Ground Worm
Time Period: Late Allocene
Size: 25 cm to 3 m
Habitat: Desert, Titanophylus Rainforests, Arborphylus Forests, Breviphylus Prairies
Diet: Herbivore/ Omnivore/ Carnivore

These Colubervermids are close relatives to Arborvermids, however are much more varied in size, from 3 meter long giants that dwarf even the largest Arborvermids, to small, worm like herbivores that feed on plant tissues. While they dont differ much from the Arborvermids, their longer upper antenna are a large difference, allowing them to track smells and sounds much further than their cousins. Humivermids usually have skin pigments that help them match the soil the specific species lives in. While most species are capable diggers, for the most part they stick to the surface.