Luzviminda Statenfeeld

Luzviminda Statenfeeld (nee Fam) was a Filipino Ethologist who was born in 1840, and died in 1944 at the age of 104. She was made famous for first documenting and naming the Glow Squid (Scientific name: pusít liwanag) in 1871.
==Biography==
Luzviminda was born to the surname Fam in a Philippine village. At a very young age, Luzviminda was fascinated by animals, and has trained a Monkey-Eating Eagle (Scientific name: pithecophaga jefferyi) at the age of 13. Luzviminda was highly intelligent, and learned people in her village how to write and speak English. At the age of 25, she became an Ethologist, and specialized in "weird but fascinating animals". After years of studying small rodents and birds, she decided to travel to Nuovo Diamanti, since only one animal was documented native at the time, that being the Killer Rabbit. In 1868, Luzviminda met a man in Nuovo Diamanti and married him, and had taken the surname Statenfeeld. After years of settling down in Nuovo Diamanti, she had gotten citizenship. After looking under the ice from 1968-1971, she had discovered an animal she had never seen before. A squid that glows without stop, and with glowing ink. She had written about it, and has discovered she had discovered Nuovo Diamanti's second native animal. The Glow Squid later became the national animal.
After her husband died, Luzviminda stayed in Nuovo Diamanti, and peacefully died in 1944, at the age of 104. People named her "Mother of the Squid", and a book written in her honor named "The Mother of the Squid: The Story of Luzviminda Statenfeeld" was written in 1991.
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