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Description
As more sponges become diverse and fill the shores great reefs will form aiding in the development of more complex life.

The Fern's second species is the the Palm Sparn, they are less like Sponges and more plant in anatomy, they have many branches aligning its body for better capture of nutrients flowing through the water.

The Seed has evolved into the Plated Sponge as its exterior is covered in a hardened shell, the use of the shell is to protect the organism from violent waters as it is more common along the shores.

The Lump has two residing in the shallows those are the Frog Sponge and Berry Sponge, The Frog Sponges Branch pores resemble that of frogs feet given the name, however this high number of pores allow the organism to grow larger just like the Berry Sponge. The Berry Sponge has protruding pores as well for the same purposes.

The Mush only has one species living here, The Rising Sponge. The Tall Height at which these sponges can grow can be dangerous against strong currents but allows for a more enrichment of bacterial food in the water and so, more nutrients.

The Umbrella Sponge has but one species in the shallows, The Big Sponge, its large size can absorb the waters nutrients and its large mass protects the organism from destruction against the strong currents.

Description
As more sponges become diverse and fill the shores great reefs will form aiding in the development of more complex life.

The Fern's second species is the the Palm Sparn, they are less like Sponges and more plant in anatomy, they have many branches aligning its body for better capture of nutrients flowing through the water.

The Seed has evolved into the Plated Sponge as its exterior is covered in a hardened shell, the use of the shell is to protect the organism from violent waters as it is more common along the shores.

The Lump has two residing in the shallows those are the Frog Sponge and Berry Sponge, The Frog Sponges Branch pores resemble that of frogs feet given the name, however this high number of pores allow the organism to grow larger just like the Berry Sponge. The Berry Sponge has protruding pores as well for the same purposes.

The Mush only has one species living here, The Rising Sponge. The Tall Height at which these sponges can grow can be dangerous against strong currents but allows for a more enrichment of bacterial food in the water and so, more nutrients.

The Umbrella Sponge has but one species in the shallows, The Big Sponge, its large size can absorb the waters nutrients and its large mass protects the organism from destruction against the strong currents.