Florgborpia

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Florgborpia is a forest located nearby Slimeyville and The Ruins. It is named after Mt. Florgborp, located in the fanon interpretation of Glaggleland. It is home to giant invertebrates; mostly griffinflies, wasps, honeybees, ants, beetles, millipedes, isopods, hermit crabs, shrimps, spiders, scorpions, ticks, and some others.

## History (WIP)

* 90 Million Aretuas - A small ecosystem that later evolved into Florgborpia was born.
* 80 Million Aretuas - The first animals appeared, being Crustammals, which were close relatives of wombats and dolphins.
* 76 Million Aretuas - Crustammals begin to dominate Florgborpia.
* 40 Million Aretuas - The very first trilobites and horseshoe crabs appear.

## Species (WIP)

These are the species that are completely exclusive to Florgborpia and are absent in the real-life world. There are two categories; Aquatic species and Terrestrial species.

## Aquatic Species

These are the species that are exclusively seen in marine environments.

### Broadirids (Aqua scorpionis)

Broadirids (also nicknamed **sea scorpions**) are the most common species that can be found in freshwater lakes in Florgborpia. Despite their name, they are not true scorpions or arachnids, instead, they are crustaceans, more closely related to crabs, shrimps, and isopods. Oddly enough, they're herbivores, feeding on seaweed, and rarely enough, sea spiders.

### Sea spiders (Mare aranea)

Sea spiders are the second most common species that are found in freshwater lakes. These vicious hunters feed on griffinflies as their main source of food. Instead of using webs to catch its prey, it uses silk strands from its abdomen to catch its prey. It has excellent vision, able to easily aim its silk to target griffinflies. After the griffinfly is caugt by the sea spider's silk, it bites the griffinfly's abdomen with a toxic venom so strong to not only paralyze the griffinfly, but also makes into insides melt, killing it in the process. The sea spider would rip the wings off the corpse, and eats the griffinfly's wingless body.

### Trilobite (Tres lobi)

Trilobites are a class of extinct marine arthropods that lived during the Early Cambrian period to the Permian period. Trilobites are often placed within the arthropod subphylum Schizoramia within the superclass Arachnomorpha (equivalent to the Arachnata), although several alternative taxonomies are found in trilobite literature. They are classified extinct in the real-life world but in the Slimeyverse? Nope, because they somehow appeared here, but nobody knows how.

## Terrestrial Species (WIP)

These are the species that are found on land and are found in forests in Florgborpia.

### Griffinflies (Rapax dracovolant)

Griffinflies (also named Meganisoptera, and incorrectly nicknamed giant dragonflies) are the most common species found in land. They lived in the Palaeozoic, from the Late Carboniferous to the Late Permian. These vicious hunters have some properties that made them unique from their close relatives, dragonflies and damselflies, such as able to seperately move their wings, able to somehow fly backwards.

### Golden ants (Aureum vesparum)

Golden ants (also nicknamed **barbed-antennae ants**) are a common species found nearby trees in Florgborpia. Despite their name, they aren't true ants, but a type of hornet in the family Hymentopa, more closely related to hornets, wasps and bees, but they are also distantly related to ants as well. There are two types of these fellas, workers and alates. alates are the male workers of the colony. They do the work, mostly building and working with the king ant. The flightless ones are the only female ones in the colony, they have one job, to mate with the king, and the flightless one would lay a few eggs, and then the flightless one goes unconscious for about 12 minutes. They have heavily barbed antennae, hence their nickname "barbed-antennae ants".

## Singular Beings

These are the people who aren't species, but are an entity, singular specimen who looks different from their other species.

### The Thing

The Thing was an entity that resided in the depths in a desert-like region of central Florgborpia. It has a head with tiny eyes and had a ridiculously huge mouth the size of a Carb, excluding the tail. It has hands on it on both arms and legs. The hands had three razor-sharp fingers. The torso of the creature was ridiculously short, just measuring the same size of a rake. It had a long neck, being just about the size of a griffinfly’s wingspan. The creature is fiercely aggressive and can make short work of a Slimey, or a Blackius Clone.

## Trivia

* Despite their large size, Broadirids are peacful filter feeders.
* Golden ants will eat griffinfly wings after a few hours since a sea spider killed a now-dead griffinfly.