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Lernitoblongus Anaptigmenos
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It is an intermediate species between Wormiluslus and Lentoblongus. It does not yet have air cells for movement, but it has a tubular form of oral filter. It is also more common on the surface than its descendants. It lives in meteorite stones, which became their habitat. They look for holes in which they can hide to their full size, so when they grow up they look for new burrows. Many of these burrows are made by [DATA NOT FOUND] which,...

Duolatevirmus Penitagamus
They have retained the mesh structure, which has changed from a fan to filter antennae. It has one eye on the top corner to hide from predators that might eat it, and it also has a purple-orange light bulb that acts as a lure, it can eat small flocks of plankton, which he will gladly eat. When the mating period begins, he emerges from the hole and swims with his competitors in search of a female, whom they lure thanks to the light, which, like a garland, shines with a high frequency.
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Narasagonirmus Rex
This species is the largest among its relatives in terms of habitat. What helps it grow so big? Carnivorous diet! He will happily eat anything that isn't smart enough. He can eat even bigger prey than himself. He also has a light bulb that glows a toxic green, which may indicate the poison that resides at the tips of his teeth. Its eyes are located at the tip of the antennae, which have small outgrowths to sense waves of prey that may reach its dinner. Sometimes their stomach can increase 4 times more than the worm itself, which can become a threat if the victim can harm the aggressor. Most often, females are larger than males, which die after mating.
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the Silurian period will soon begin

Description
Lernitoblongus Anaptigmenos
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It is an intermediate species between Wormiluslus and Lentoblongus. It does not yet have air cells for movement, but it has a tubular form of oral filter. It is also more common on the surface than its descendants. It lives in meteorite stones, which became their habitat. They look for holes in which they can hide to their full size, so when they grow up they look for new burrows. Many of these burrows are made by [DATA NOT FOUND] which,...

Duolatevirmus Penitagamus
They have retained the mesh structure, which has changed from a fan to filter antennae. It has one eye on the top corner to hide from predators that might eat it, and it also has a purple-orange light bulb that acts as a lure, it can eat small flocks of plankton, which he will gladly eat. When the mating period begins, he emerges from the hole and swims with his competitors in search of a female, whom they lure thanks to the light, which, like a garland, shines with a high frequency.
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Narasagonirmus Rex
This species is the largest among its relatives in terms of habitat. What helps it grow so big? Carnivorous diet! He will happily eat anything that isn't smart enough. He can eat even bigger prey than himself. He also has a light bulb that glows a toxic green, which may indicate the poison that resides at the tips of his teeth. Its eyes are located at the tip of the antennae, which have small outgrowths to sense waves of prey that may reach its dinner. Sometimes their stomach can increase 4 times more than the worm itself, which can become a threat if the victim can harm the aggressor. Most often, females are larger than males, which die after mating.
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the Silurian period will soon begin