Smart Flagellacilio

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## Cell stats

### Attack

It can use its Ciliocytes to crush and eat enemies.

### Stealth

It is green and can camouflage to look like Algae.

### Defence

N/A

**Bactericilliate Intelligentia (Smart Flagellacilio)** is a species of Bacteriociliate. It can be commonly found in freshwater lakes. This species is an evolutionary advanced version of their dumber ancestors, Flagellacilio. The Smart Flagellacilio can track down food and swim towards it, using their Ciliocyte mouth to drill nutrients. They are able to direct themselves to food rather than randomly going in different directions,

### Competitors

B. Intelligentia rarely has any competition since they thrive in their freshwater environments and they don't care about most of the other species living with them, meaning they can coexist. But, this species does have competition. Other than the Predatory Drillfish, they really hate to live with their ancestors. They don't like them as they can take their food from them. So, to deal with this threat, their Ciliocyte mouths are large enough to engulf Flagellacilios and then crush them, which will kill them, and then they can eat their nutrients. Smart Flagellacilios don't usually prey on other organisms because their bodies were made for filter feeding, not for predation. But, it is only necessary when there are large swarms of Flagellacilios, trying to take over their territory.

### Predation

Smart Flagellacilios are not always carnivores, even their bodies were made for filter feeding, but sometimes, when they have invasive species taking over their territory, they might have to resolve the invasion with conflict. They are not predators, but they may attack other organisms if they feel threatened by them. They attack other organisms for self-defense protocols, since they don't possess any Keratinocytes.

### Appearance

Smart Flagellacilios are a group of animals distinguished by the presence of ciliate cells known as cilia, which are structurally identical to Flagellacilios. Like cilliate species, They also have Flagella. Although they are bacteria, they are abnormally larger than a normal bacteria. They have a rectangular structure and a large mouth, used for drilling nutrients into the centre of the body. This large mouth is also used for crushing invasive species and eating them. They have 6 Cells, each with a green palette of varying green tints. Their Ciliocytes function of both sides, further enhancing their reach to claim food. They have Stereocytes, which guide them towards food, increasing their chance of survival and collecting more food. When the Ciliocytes take in alot of food, it stacks up at the digestive cell, the Phagocyte, which slowly eats the incoming resources. Smart Flagellacilios are more robust and stronger than Flagellacilios, easily overpowering them. They too can also regenerate their damaged Flagellocytes. They reproduce by creating an Egg which will eventually hatch into the new offspring of the organism.

### Size and Habitat

Smart Flagellacilios are the upgraded ancestors of Flagellacilio. Although they share similar traits, they are both very different and are usually a common enemy against each other. They are larger than Flagellacilios, which allows them to eat them. They are also in the same genus as Flagellacilio and Phago-Cilio. Luckily, these smarter species of Bactericilliate was able to grow a Brain and become a smart bacteria. Smart Flagellacilios prosper in their environments and their numbers will continue to grow tremendously as they drive other species out of their ever-expanding territorial areas of freshwater rivers and lakes.

It is possible for Smart Flagellacilios to coexist with other species, but they usually coexist with species that aren't Drillfish or other Bactericilliates. Unlike their dumber ancestors, they cannot live in saltwater, such as oceans and seas, as the salt is toxic to them and can kill them off very quickly. They can be very aggressive and drill other bacteria in their habitat. They are also camouflaged green to look like algae, which can fool other creatures. In their environment, they are usually the Apex creature, unless a giant species of predatory fish invades, but they live in saltwater and cannot survive in a world without salinity, and it is unlikely they will ever become freshwater predators. Smart Flagellacilios live in freshwater ponds, lakes, streams and rivers. They can even live in riverbanks and deltas, where rivers start breaking off and connect to the seas and oceans once more.

## Trivia

* Although they can hunt other bacteria, they aren't truly predators, they are just the largest creature in their ecosystem. They only hunt when nutrient levels are too low to keep themselves full the whole time, or when they are threatened and attacked.
* There are bacteria among us!

## Dropbox

https://www.dropbox.com/s/k27irzmsxrpc9b7/Smart%20Flagellacilio.substrate?dl=0

## Gallery

An Adult Smart FlagellacilioA Juvenile Smart Flagellacilio.A Population of Smart Flagellacilios.A Smart Flagellacilio Egg