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For the first time in this project, i got an idea for a new creature in a dream and this is the result. If there only were more dreams like that!

A "crusher" and a "sea mole"

This was rushed up, I knew there is something strange about it, but I couldn't put my finger on it.
The hexagonal osteoderms are wrong here.
For the "correct" ones, go see this: [link]

The "AYUC" - "As Yet Unnamed Creature" and it's not-too-distant relative, the so called "sea mole," which, as the name suggests, is a burrowing creature which feeds on other burrowing creatures. the "knobs" on the oral arms work like mole's claws, they help spread the sediment apart so the animal can walk forward on its tube feet.
the "AYUC" has all tube feet changed into sensoric organs, while the sea mole has only the tube feet on its oral arms adapted like retractable sensoric organs. the other tube feet (this quick sketch isn't detailed enough) on the body have broad disc-like ends on which the animal walks.

Description
For the first time in this project, i got an idea for a new creature in a dream and this is the result. If there only were more dreams like that!

A "crusher" and a "sea mole"

This was rushed up, I knew there is something strange about it, but I couldn't put my finger on it.
The hexagonal osteoderms are wrong here.
For the "correct" ones, go see this: [link]

The "AYUC" - "As Yet Unnamed Creature" and it's not-too-distant relative, the so called "sea mole," which, as the name suggests, is a burrowing creature which feeds on other burrowing creatures. the "knobs" on the oral arms work like mole's claws, they help spread the sediment apart so the animal can walk forward on its tube feet.
the "AYUC" has all tube feet changed into sensoric organs, while the sea mole has only the tube feet on its oral arms adapted like retractable sensoric organs. the other tube feet (this quick sketch isn't detailed enough) on the body have broad disc-like ends on which the animal walks.