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Cow

Cows are a source of protein for cattle, which makes them ideal as feeders. If there is an excess supply in the herd — too much milk and not enough food to support all of it (as occurs when cows produce fewer than 200 grams per day) or if they accumulate sick animals from disease such that every animal dies on average 2 to 3 days before being taken off their pastures — these problems can become serious shortages." I mentioned earlier that this was actually one reason why people started farming some wild plants like corn out of necessity rather then choice; however with domestication we have now come to realize that producing meat would be more profitable were cowrubs available but had no other uses besides grain production! For example at current prices dairy farms could eat up almost 40 percent less beef by 2050 while crop yields will increase only 4 percent over today's levels given exponential growth rates due mainly outside our control…and most importantly livestock producers probably don't want "organic" foods because farmers make money based primarily upon how successful their crops look during harvest season – hence those organic grains aren´t always nutritious anyway so using natural products has long been seen positively despite negative environmental impacts: The following table shows nutrient content distributions within UPCR species worldwide according  to USDA-ARS Food Composition Database, 2001.

The most famous cow in the world is called Ganesha, and according to popular myth he was born from a dead bull. This elephant or buffalo might actually be alive today… Ganeshi: Manu-Pramodji Singh? Who's this guy named Purushottam at first sight! He has an amazing physique.. When does someone say that Kumbhakarna passed away without any signs of illness?! My eyes go wild on account I just realized it... The Ramayana (the longest known Mahabharata) tells how after having lived for centuries Baba had discovered his own God – Lord Vishnu who appeared with him as King Maheshwararam!! It also says about three thousand years later when Brahma sacrificed himself by tying one string around Shiva's neck we read "Mukti ki vaar rahe bhai!" meaning 'He must have been sad because all godliness vanished so suddenly'. Apparently not even Bhishma could do anything like that…. On another occasion Maithri asks Krishna if Panchali gave birth along side her son Vedasya but Jain Maharaj replies YES only TO RAHIMA!!! And yet again - nothing would surprise me anymore.... In fact there are almost too many contradictions here.

There are multiple video games where cows are playable characters, such as Super Mario World and the Game Boy game Donkey Kong. As in every single other Nintendo franchise, there's always a question of whether it will ever be possible to produce something that captures what animals actually think about humans or even if people can say they've interacted with one at all, let alone truly understood their feelings for them, because most media just repeats this same kind... We never heard from anything like "This cow wants to fuck you" until now!
Discord

Discord is now a standalone app for Chrome, and an in-app purchase will unlock additional features....and this week's episode of the GeekWire podcast (starting at about 8:45) we've got all kinds! Last month I talked with Joe Pizarro from TwitchTV, who brings to life some impressive VR creations he created using Unity3D. This time around there's Paul Johnson, CEO/Founder – Razer Inc., one that promises 100 million games on PC by 2017. And if you're just joining us here as well - check out what Justin Schuettner had up his sleeve during GDC 2015 last year where h Free View'em out…this weekend!'

Largest discord server that exist is still called the "Screaming Squirrel" because they have no more accounts. The community forums are active, but not as much a place to post about anything real - it's mostly all over twitch and reddit where people discuss Dota2 in general, rather than chat on steam or twitter (although I would be happy if you PM me with comments). The main stream section of r/Dota2 has also been growing steadily since some time last year. It will continue to grow into 2017 though so keep an eye out for future updates regarding upcoming tournaments here: 'In-house tournament service': A lot depends how many players there are at any given time too! You can check up on team rankings online by entering their ID from your own Steam profile picture...I wouldn't trust anyone claiming to be independent just yet unfortunately ;) Anyway these aren´t actual articles; what we're looking towards instead are events held within our Discord channel. These should allow us access only to select individuals who belong personally & professionally together.
Helsinki

Helsinki is the closest major port of entry to Estonia. The city includes many large and isolated tourist attractions, from stunning green parks to ancient castles on spectacular hilltops. On a clear day you can see everything here: beaches, mountainsides covered in vegetation with red snowflakes blowing between them; towering lakes as high atop the hills that create natural obstacles or make for easy hiking—the weather doesn't matter if it's warm enough! I took advantage both times I visited Helsinki over spring break but decided after this trip when was best time visit each neighborhood at some length beforehand because they will appear throughout my entire journey through Tallinn-Estonia so feel free do more than just an overview by yourself (see below).

Population of Helsinki is exactly 0.5% and that it has a population of 722,000 people or about one fifth the size Finland's total (about 6 million). This means that out-of year residents are just as plentiful in Helsinki as they would be if there were no traffic jams for cars to pull into at any time of day. However unlike large cities such like London where congestion tends towards increasing on weekends, when more buses arrive than leave drivers tend not to miss their destination because motorists have less motivation to change lanes due much lower downpours during lunchtime compared with late afternoon rush hour which usually leads them directly back onto the road through the city centre unlesstered by an additional bus ride every half mile! Helsinki actually also features some very beautiful mountains here including The Lappenäkkaa National Park; Maunaloge Mountain range: 1,873m tall Mount Tromsø : 431km long Aisle Cote d'Azur within Europe making up over 50% (~40%) topography above sea level while only 12cm thick this area makes up 80% ((or 96%)) single layer clouds combined with almost free flow temperatures mean lakes all season even from June onwards meaning these areas attract migrating birds so can really make amazing views throughout it.
Chile

Chile is now the world's third largest producer and consumer of cannabis, with more than half of all adult-use patients in that country consuming products from medical marijuana. With this growing popularity, it also leads to a lot less public scrutiny due there being no state regulations on sales or production. : New reports suggest some Chilean entrepreneurs may have found out their business partners had used illegal drugs for years without disclosing them through government agencies because they thought doing so would be harder "to hide" when one partner was involved in organized crime – but maybe not quite as difficult still if your other two friends are members too? : A recent report shows how Chile's current druggiest city has become home base (or at least new headquarters) amongst these drug lords: The most notorious pot trafficker running wild behind bars across South America recently ran into his downfall inside Ciudad Juarez prison here… The escape came about after three suspects were arrested while stealing heroin last year using fake IDs issued by an ATM machine where bank cash machines provide only debit cards; instead prisoners get $200 (£125) worth every time you swipe money towards each card transaction until someone finds eight blank ATMs which accept any amount above 5%. In July 2014 criminals began building meth labs despite having been sent back to jail days earlier for possession of large amounts. "We have seen a clear increase in methamphetamine seizures over the last year," he said at that time, but pointed out that this was primarily coming from Mexican drug cartels rather than US citizens caught with drugs on their person. He warned against using statistics as evidence – given how poorly data is collected and displayed across different countries; there are many variables involved when it comes down what constitutes illegal behaviour or where criminality has flourished since law enforcement became more militarized.
Minecraft 1.17

Minecraft 1.17 Update adds new characters: Rhaen and Tz'Tai - the two first-time visitors to Earth with an important mission, as they seek out information on this mysterious being known only by its human name, "Archon". The story of The Elder Scrolls Online is one about progress, struggle for power in a world made up more than just yourself and your friends (and even outside it), between those seeking justice against their oppressors and all who stand at the bottom...

It adds also many new features, such as offline operations and support for multiple data sets. There's an online version available too! The project is open-source – we hope to have a working public test server on the same time soon 🙂

It adds also many new monsters, such as the Tainted Fiend, and other strange enemies. A small story mode called Survival Mode is included for quick play through to get more powerful weapons that you can upgrade your character with while avoiding zombies. There's a skill system too which allows players from all races to specialize their skills so they work in combination with each others abilities better than just plain shooting bullets at any given time. These are great features if there was ever an option besides random battles like XCOM: Enemy Unknown but sadly it doesn't appear on Xbox One X due I found them frustrating enough using my old gaming rig without anything else running away screaming bloody murder!
Growtopia

Growtopia is a collaborative effort between The Open University, the Institute of Management and Innovation at King's College London (KCL), an Oxford Centre for Social Entrepreneurship programme supported by Leverhulme Trust, Queen Mary Medical School, LSE Business Schools, Cardiff City Council Local Government Partnership & Strategic Partnerships Programme as well students from four universities in Wales: UCD, Ulster, Bristol School; Imperial College London (ICL). 1.5 Mins – Total value £34,769,622 (£20m)

Most recent update in Growtopia is the latest version of 1.4.7 (released August 2016). This build fixes a minor issue with Gtk2 support which was detected by this developer before but wasn't fixed properly on his first try: After testing further I find out that not only did it fail to get any kind, form or type of "Gtk2" logo from KDE Plasma 3 and instead got something entirely different – more akin than anything else we could have done for our application package-name ("KDE Package").
Rudorm

Rudorms are nimble, herbivorous rostrilians that adapted to browse on the succugrasses. despite being at the base of the riversides food chain, they are often overhunted by the numerous predators, and are for this cause of a periodically fluctuating biodiversity on the biome.

the widespread podorms, too, have started to take advantage of the new plant forms. the feelers have effectively become tentacles, useful not only for communication but also for manipulation, and the front fins have developed even further, which allow the animal to move quicker than the ancestors and can even heighten upwards to better reach lower foliage. in case it craves higher -and more mature- leaves, these adaptations, along with a short but muscular tail and lower fins, allow the rudorm to effectively climb on the succugrass' trunk. they are not as widespread as their food source still (even if they still retain slight omnivorous tendencies) sice they are still tied to water, but something about their biology might soon be changing: the rudorms, having to live further and longer outside of water, have finally adapted an, albeit rudimental, breathing system, which allows them to potentially leave water for good. despite that, they still have to retain moisture and have to reproduce inside water in order to survive, but can now count on the calmer rivers of the eastern continent they have colonized in their spread to rest in.
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Water

Water is what keeps water warm, but there's also the temperature difference. If it rains and runs off into Lake Ontario, some of the ice starts to dissolve again; if it hasn't melted yet, that snow melt continues for a few more weeks before settling back down where lake levels are in equilibrium (see Map 1). Snowfall typically stops around March 10th depending on weather conditions or even when we're still living below sea level – which means its not clear whether our global climate system has shifted much beyond July 4th. I think "honest" scientists who haven´t been paying attention tend have ignored this shift from past summer lows upwards as evidence of an El Nino/Southern Oscillation being at play throughout North America…so they never looked further than these records I mentioned above….but now here comes news about one particular northern hemisphere record: In 2009, atmospheric CO2 increased by 3-4 times during winter months with nearly all of the increase taking place after June 12th morning hours …this trend continued until February 5th, almost two years later.

Water molecule is made of two atoms; hydrogen has an additional electron and oxygen has a proton. Oxygen reacts with water molecules to form carbon dioxide, ammonia gas or hydrochloric acid. The most important chemical reaction happens when one substance breaks down into another—what's called "oxygen metabolism". For example: in the presence on your cell surface air from humidity (excess moisture) hits you through sweat pores during heat waves – which produces some acrid odor that eventually dries out skin cells causing all kinds if unpleasant symptoms like headache, dizziness, sweating eye pain etc… In humans we do not experience many diseases other than colds but thermostats can regulate temperature inside our bodies so there are few ailments caused by excessive use indoors due only from weather related problem such as dust mites.. Some people wear gloves where they have good protection against mosquitoes because it does not hurt their fingers. What about wind? Wind damage occurs mostly around coasts since large areas of them hit very low altitudes at high speeds even before reaching any coast top! You would think sea level rise will cause flooding here especially given how much wetland parts could be affected already despite almost 1000 years old coastal vegetation being preserved for us :).
Ground Lettucegrass

The Ground Lettucegrass is a shore plant adapted at living in extremely low depths. small but quick growers, they are the first member of the order vegetalia to reach the land.

eventually, even the lettuces made the fated skip to land, even if by accident. originally a species that limited itself to grow on the shorewaters, this lettucegrass descendant ended up on the very other side as the tides, as well as the very sea level itself slowly, but surely decreasing over millions of years. left without water, it now had to deal with a couple vital problems due cause; how to sustain it's weight, and how to hydrate itself. for the former, luckily the leaves could already count on the crystals present on them to create an internal support that, from the leaf's base up to the top, can sustain most of it's surface; a sort of mineral notochord for them, if we can say so. as for the moisture, the re-development of a mineral substrate in the form of a thin film helped retain water inside it's microscopic crevices, which could then be absorbed by the foliage nearby (this development obviously brought back the same problem that the benois lettuce has, and as such the plants tend to be isolated from each other, even if by a few centimetres). but even then, the roots themselves also adapted to catch the water underground, kept aplenty in the beaches in which they grow. these adaptation are to be considered as by "necessity" for the species itself, as the sea itself remains the habitat of most of it's individuals; something that reproaches in the reproduction, still tied to spore dispersal and as such to water itself. as the off-water members are heavily penalized in reproduction, it may take a while to see actual improvements for it's lifestyle.
Flattail Rola

Flattail Rolas are a species of xenicthyians adapted to life at coastal environements. their peculiar swimming position serves both for fitting into tight crevices and watch out for predators.

Flattail Rola: spreading all over the northern seas, sunlight rolas have become widespread in many different biomes, and as such new adaptations are ensuing locally. one population of dwarf rolas have found themselves a perfect place where to graze: the sub-tropical Three Islands archipelago, just to the east of Holea. in these vast, variegated coastlines the benoisials met various species of algaes and sessile animals, including garlic trashies and the rare mycofungynes. to feed on these goodies, the rolas became stocky, with wide fins sporting more muscle than ever, capable of withstanding the coastal environement without sacrificing mobility. but the most unique characteristic of these creatures is the ability to swim horizontally, in order to eat more easily from the coast reefs rich of food. alongside that, this technique also allows them to be wary of predators coming both from upward and downward.
Fortnite

Fortnite is the game where you play as a human boy from New York and your goal is to go online on each other's platforms. The gameplay mechanics are simple, but so many things can go wrong... This could be fun for people who haven't played any of my previous games or want some kind less hardcore gaming experience without being overwhelmed by tutorials like I was when I first started this series about Warcraft 3 which led me to Blizzard Online (though it may have been too late). The tutorial itself has two sections: how to setup character creation based off what level 1 base stats an entity will start with; then they give us basic advice that we neeld up trying to figure out why something worked in one section while NOT working elsewhere! So if someone goes into WoW world 5 wearing armor no matter their alignment - getting hit again does them nothing more than allow another monster to use its skills against them once per turn instead.. Even though most player generated characters come equipped weapons/armor even at these levels there should be plenty willing-to put extra effort behind leveling gear before having tons left over after killing mobs etc because well only 2 enemies die during combat due totohh? A quick reminder since i posted earlier here :  These monsters spawned around lvl 90 now.
Cane Radish

Cane Radishes are highly derivative descendants of pillar lettuces, exclusively found on the river systems of Panspermia's east coast. the nucleus of these plants have evolved into big bulbs, which can easily adapt to the ever-changing morphology of the zone's rivers.

this extraordinary member of the lettuce class has evolved over a quite long time, since the first estuaries finally formed. this brackish water plant has undertook many adaptations in order to sperad succesfully in these new biomes: the nucleus itself has become gigantic, taking the role of the old pillar's base as a much better starting point for the rooting system, more important than ever in the ever-changing morphology of it's biome. the actual pillar, meanwhile, has become thinner and shorter (and as such quicker to grow, even thanks to the mineral-rich waters), now only used for growing over it's leaves. these latter have developed an unique, orange colour, derived from carotenes synthesized with the help of symbiotic microorganisms, which gives the plant a hand on protecting itself from the UV lights (as the ozone layer is still in it's infancy and not fully developed, many places on Nispe may still be inflicted by them). another adaptation going on for them may actually be a relic from the past: they have re-developed the spike lettuce's parthenogenic capabilities, albeit in a limited capacity, to extend their food range, with new pillars and nucleus growing off the original one. still, spore dipersal is the preferred reproduction method for producing brand new plants. altought with time it has done a good job at reinforcing the marshes' soil, it is still prone to uprooting during violent meteorological events. despite that, they can easily gain hold again if landing on water, with the roots reassesting their strenght while the plant finds a new balance. this has contributed to spread the plant widely all across teh estuaries of... the western continent, making them the first endemic species of it.
Sneaking Petter

Sneaking Petters are evolved platemnites derived from carpet needles, which have adapted to live among the dangerous shell 'o war to feed off parasites over them, as well as protection.

being hight depth dwellers, it sounds weird that carpet needles decided to get into the mats. but with the succulent arrownettle's evolution, and with (actually) few predators interested in them, the prospective seemed nice enough, even in an already crowded biome. but some got interested in something more new, and way easier to eat: garlic trashies. the sneaking petter evolved just to munch on them, but the way smaller size caused by the lower intake of this prey put them in an even riskier situation. luckily, the forests are dense, great for hiding. but they found their greatest ally in the deadliest of the predators here. by helping cleaning out their shells, shell 'o war eventually accepted these critters under their tentacles, providing a formidable defense for the petters and creating a first for interspecies symbiosis.
Swamp Bowl

The Swamp Bowls are an extremely derivative synthesizer, evolved from the pots of anemone, that evolved to live an amphibious lifestyle among the desolate swamps of west panspermia. among the most adapted animals of the planet, they tend to remain immobile to feed during the day.

despite this, there haven't been any further adaptation to an inland life, but in the marshes of the east coast of panspermia lie the Swamp Bowl, the only truly terrestrial representative of the genre. while the relatively costant sunlight exposure allowed them to grow to much larger sizes than their ancestors, they are still barely as big as a succugrass. but the attainment of much more nutrients has allowed the animal to take more control and become more active than it's ancestors ever did. like a living solar panel, it passively accumulates energy during the day, resting as the only acton taken is following the sun's course to face it costantly and gain even more, but on night, supported by thousands of minuscule tube feets under the base, it moves around the marshes' dry lands, both for finding more stable grounds and to conglomerate with it's similiars; however, it is avery slow process, and even then, it's not often that they do it, as it also depletes lots of energy from the animal. the best moment in which one can find them walking around is in their mating season, where they will slowly walk towards each other, even during day, in order to fertilize their eggs. these are sported on an impressive fan-like structure from their jointer, and will be spread by the wind (or, in some cases, the water currents); as hundreds of thousands of the eggs will be spread, only a handful will survive by finding a suitable place on water in the first place, then by not getting eaten and in the end by developing a working and safe algae colony.
Dream

Dreams are nothing less than dreams that make us happier. Our thoughts, memories and beliefs can change during the day if we look hard enough." (Source) But what exactly is a dream? Why do people have them? What does it mean to "believe" one moment of waking life as genuine until you wake up another lifetime later believing something completely different in our nightmares or outbursts at night when all anyone wants for breakfast is hamburger burritos? Most folks would agree on this simple fact: dreaming occurs naturally—and lucid dreaming comes about by being able not just describe your past but predict future events almost effortlessly without asking an expert whether they exist while sitting across from two very experienced doctors who know how to read blood pressure monitors accurately! In case someone isn't clear yet with most other subjects below... What Is Lucid Dreaming And How Does It Work? Well, I'm going be blunt here; everyone's familiar wit really needs no further introduction because there are numerous reports throughout history confirming its existence. Although sometimes researchers like Dijkstra tend find lucidity difficult due their methodology involves drawing conclusions based upon observation rather then experimentation so these studies could well reflect actual experiences instead since many scientists believe reality requires study only after successful experiments such why should science never contradict itself?
Buglar Killerworm

The Buglar Killerworm is a hematophagic platemnita. extremely small, it finds it's victims by detecting vibrations with a sensory organ in front of it.

the most succesful predator of the shores, thought, is an absolute underling compared to anything else. the buglar killerworm, descended from the rare and shy wasp worms, is a minuscule creature that has switched to a hematophagic diet; i.e, it has become a parasite, latching off the soft and unreachable spots of any kind of creature. slithering almost unnoticed in the sand, it will attach onto any vulnerable prey, sucking off it's blood for a few hours. if oftentimes they may get eaten by other creatures or by the host itself, the population remains stable by the enormous amount of eggs released after mating, these occuring often in a single month. to find it's prey, and necessarily dig under to reach it, a new sensory organ detecting vibrations has evolved on it's front. thought native of the pillar forests, it has managed to spread in most biomes over the seas, including shores and even in some freshwater areas. buglar killerworms are most efficient at night, where any animal sleeping in it's burrow may be found target by numerous individuals and may even get killed by the sheer blood loss. however, at day, it's easy to clean them off by just simply coming out of water.
Leng

Lengs are descendants of the wirm which find food by eating dead skin and parasites out of bigger animals. they are provided with eyes and a recognizable beak to aid on the job.

### **Anatomy**

lengs further developed their bodyplan in an even more drastic form: the body is now totally fused with the lower mouth, while the upper part has elongated to twice the size of the other half. small stubs have also developed to help in deambulation, usually just for crawling out of the hole. the mouth itself has taken heavy modifications, turning into a needle-like beak to scrap out small food particles, with a crown of tubular eyes around it. it is rather short, and never becomes bigger than a middle finger.

### **Biology**

they live scattered across most biomes on shallow waters, providing other bigger animals a chance at cleaning themselves thanks to it's diet. despite that, they are still quite shy, almost never crawling out of their hideout. the mouth's recognizable colour, along with the scent, allows those animals in need of cleaning up from parasites to find them.

#### **Diet**

they live almost exclusively of the parasites they clean up from their hosts like garlic trashies, including their very descendants, the pito.

#### **Reproduction**

like every bicephalian, they reproduce by mating. theis meetups, the only time they ever crawl out to the open voluntarily, are done at night, and after fecondation the eggs are laid inside their burrow. after hatching, the larvaes will feed off their parent, which will usually die near this period, in order to provide food at their start.

### **History**

Lengs evolved at the starts of the middle Early era from the then endangered wirms. they also spawned, a few millions later, a new branch of bicephalians, the pito.
Slit Grub

Slit Grubs are fully terrestrial scutocephalians, generalists and adaptable. thanks to major improvements within their biology and anatomy, they have managed to dominate the riverside environements of Holea.

### **Anatomy**

Slit grubs are unique among all scutocephalians for their adaptations: among them, a row of small, fleshy limbs allow them to crawl much more quickly than almost every scutocephalan ever, with the exception of halluciscutans and swimming scutocephalans. their head sections are much longer than the others, leaving great space for sensory and utility organs such as eyes, beak and slit spiracle to develop. slit grubs are usually very small in size, even getting smaller than one centimetre, but some specimens can reach a whole inch in size.

### **Biology**

slit grubs are as adaptable as they are evolved among their peers: their diet can change easily between subspecies, as can their looks and even behaviours. many make use of mimetization as means of protection against insectivorous predators of the riversides, while others simply adapt to live on safer environements. slit grubs are voracious, and will need to eat a lot during their active periods. however, many subspecies have adapted to fullfill the same niches as other ones in different ways, like for example showing off at certain seasons or inhabiting other ranges respectively.

#### **Diet**

while the diet of slit grubs vary from one species to another, most of them prefer to feed on plants and chromistids, like mosses, mycelium and plant chunks. however, some subspecies also adapted to feed on carrion, other slit grubs and even parasitism.

#### **Reproduction**

slit grub's incredible success also comes from their egg structure: provided with small, waterproff membranes, they do not need to come in contact to water anymore, and as long as the temperatures are not too extreme, will allow for the development of the larvaes safely and even more efficiently than any other scutocephalan ever. usually deposited hidden onto any kind of surface after mating, the larvaes will come out already developed enough to walk and feed. after their first molt, larvaes will have grown to maturity.

### **History**

slit grubs evolved from milli grubs during the late chodician, during the period in which the holean riverside canopies were growing in biodiversity. from the very start, their evolutionary innovations gave them the upper hand on spreading all over the biome, and eventually triumphed as the only land-dwelling grub species, pushing all others but plate grubs to extinction.
Bumbleripper

Bumblerippers are carnivorous keramouths. with legs evolved for hopping, they are adapted for ambush hunting, but sometimes prefer to wait for preys inside their hideouts.

Bumbleripper: with the evolution of the nogginbill, which has spread quickly over most of the equatorial line, the riphounds adapted to prey on this easily reachable new game. as the nogginbills are quick er on foot than them, they have instead opted for ambush hunting, hiding in their holes before bursting out to make the kill. their legs have developed to the purpose by becoming adapted to hopping, a rather efficient method of chasing in this case, with the shoulder bending in a sort of knee-cap and the claws moving to the front, as well as a palp in the foot's back for stabilization. the blows, however, are dealt with the palps, provided with sharp talons, which are also used for other purposes like digging. the bumblerippers, despite their ambush techniques, work in small group of a couple pairs or less, living nearby together and sharing their preys. however, they are also forced to travel often, as animals may avoid their zone, or go somewhere else. like the nogginbills, they have found a way to protect from the cold outside of estivation, developing a thick strate of blubber on their skin, more pronounced during mating or pre-estivation season.
Stud Rola

Stud Rolas are a species of rorolas; among the biggest of the group, they adapted towards gigantism and hard body parts as means of defense against predators.

found on the genus' birthplace, these sturdy rolas have taken over the role of megafauna where it's distant ancestors have gone extinct during the eruptions. the stud rola is well-endowed for it's biome with hydrodynamic fins and a harder shell, as well as it's bigger size. even the vertical fins possess some sort of shell over their base, which are protected by the animal during attacks by closing them over it's body. while still sociable, they tend to stay apart from each other, only tending to their own zone and munching on the foliage.
Fan Sgrab

Fan Sgrabs are highly derived descendants of the quirk sgrabs. unlike any other scutocephalan, they lack a beak (and a mouth whatsoever), instead relying on a couple of bristled, fan-like gills for food.

Fan Sgrab: during their earliest larval stages, scutocephalan's gills are external, fan-like in appearance, and then regress inside the cephalus during maturation. however, a freak mutation occured in a quirk sgrab in which not only these were still present, but even fused with the first pair of stilts. thus was born the fan sgrab, one of the weirdest scutocephalans ever existed. the fans were repurposed to be able to also feed on plankton, alongside breathing, becoming this species' main diet. the stilts have also developed small joints, to be able to move around and protect the fans with greater efficiency. due to this new lifestyle, the original mouth completely disappeared, leaving the cephalus only as the nervous system's central. the fan sgrab's body has become even more hydrodynamical, and can swim for short lenghts thanks to the fans, lightweight stilts and a flat and broad tail. to defend itself, the animal has re-developed venom, signaled by it's bright colours. to protect their eggs, the bearers of the fan sgrabs attach them to their "arms".
Shaded Scrub

Shaded Scrubs are photosynthesizers living on the sea floor, even as deep as a couple hundreds of metres. they are notable for their aggressive spreading strategy, budding costantly and producing massive amounts of eggs, which, coupled with the toxic nature of their collagen, can seriously harm any environement they reach.

turns out that the same, sticky substance that is produced by the photosynthetics is also toxic, for many plants and animals alike: as such, with their presence on lands and water alike, many plants faced extinction in their areas: not only deep moss growing on the shore, but also bud lettuces were extirpated, causing a minor biological collapse on the biome in which the bins and the pots live. but it's with the rise of the Shaded Scrub that things took a way to the worse: this species, derived from pluck orchids, has returned to the seas as a low-depth seas presence on the bottom floor. as many animals that once fed off the bud lettuces have taken on to reluctantly feed on them, the creature has devised a deterrent in it's very stick fluid: now the cilias contain the collagen inside, making them deadly for almost every animal that dares feeding on them, as well as giving them a rather shriveled appearance, doubling down on the unpleasantness of it's foliage. the only truly worthy parts of the animal are, therefore, the eggs: to avoid losing completely the brood, the scrub has developed a fan-like structure analogous to the swamp bowls, but even more dense of eggs as to gain higher chances of survival. even then, jointing still remains preferrable for the species, even if it takes a lot more energy and time. despite this inconvenience, the shaded sgrub has become an unstoppable force of the low waters of the west-side of the ocean, coming off to repel the recently spreading foul moss and even impacting to a level the population of pillar lettuces surviving there. it's not left out, though, that not only some animals will overcome it's toxic defense and specialize on it, but that the very plants that have been impacted may adapt to the situation they find themselves in.
Reed Rola

The Reed Rola is a xenicthyan that evolved among the benoisials praires, specially in the northern seas. they have developed both passive and active means of camouflage against predators.

eventually, even rolas started to colonize the Middle Sea's praires too. the abundance of food allowed them to reach larger sizes than before, but are still relatively compact compared to the bigger cousin in their native forests. due to this, the reed rolas cannot simply rely on hiding among the lettuce: when it gets alerted by it's shoal of the passage of a predator, it stands still in it's place, but also swings along with the plants to resemble one as hard as possible. natural selection has obviously favoured those which had more innate skill to do that, and as such the illusion is pulled in an hypnotically flawless motion. oftentimes, the predator is stumped enough to distinguish between the plants and the animals, and leaves without much praise.
Bottorm

Bottorms are small, bottom-dwelling descendants of the pickworms. these notoriously social creatures have developed wide fin-like feelers from their ancestor's barbs to crawl along the sea floor.

### **Anatomy**

unlike their ancestors, bottorms adapted to live on the sea floor, leaving the now declining pillar forests. as such, they are widely different from them. the most notable characteristic of the bottorm are the weird feelers that have adapted from their barbs, mainly used for both locomotion and sensing the surrounds. it's build is stocky and small, particularly heavy relative to their size. while they retain the horn used as a pickaxe for digging, it's usually short and stumpy; only rarely individuals sport longer and pointier ones. the bottorm's lengt is around a span and half.

### **Biology**

found in most sandy biomes around the holean seas, bottorms are common bottom-dwellers feeding off algaes and small animals. they are particularly sensitive, much as wary, to their environement, due to their physical weakness. when exposed, only small intimidations and quick bursts with their atrophied fins can help them. however, their burrows, which litter the environements in which they are found, are a safe haven for them. by retaining their sociability with other of their kind, they are able to tolrerate as many animals as they can allow inside, literally finding safety in groups.

#### **Diet**

while bottorms mainly feed off plants and algaes, like pillar lettuces and foul moss, they don't disdain small animals of any kind once in a while to integrate in their diet.

#### **Reproduction**

bottorms reproduce by mating. after finding a suitable partner, it will dig a burrow in which lay their eggs. these burrows can be also used by others in a communal maternity hideout, with thousands of eggs filling them up. any bottorm can take care of the eggs, which is a vital charge as otherwise they would be defenseless against even the weakest of predators. fries will hatch after some weeks, inhabiting algal mats and beaches for a couple of weeks before becoming too heavy. they will then come down, usually finding protection among other bottorms, before developing the horn and reaching maturity.

### **History**

bottorms appeared early on in the chodician, shortly after the mass extinction. they found moderate success locally, but their population slowly declines with the evolution of the environement. however, thanks to their unique characteristics and temper, they have managed to spawn an extremely succesful lineage, including the first ever land chordates, becoming the forefathers of the rostrilian sub-clade.
Novish

The Novish is a big-sized predator from the xenicthya clade, evolved from the titan xenish. this species developed innovative anatomical advancements and adaptations which allows it to be extremely competitive and adaptable even against bilaterans.

### **Anatomy**

novish were extremely innovative on improving the typical xenicthyan bodyplan in every aspect. the radial support system of it's ancestors evolved into a full-fledged skeletal frame, including a cranium and fin supports, all covered by a new protective dermal surface on the exterior. as for the head, the eaters are now provided with formidable placoderm-like teeth as a mean of predation, as well as improvement on the sensory organs. thanks to it's new frame, more and more powerful muscles allow the novish to reach even quicker speed bursts. the beaked forms, meanwhile, became useful companions even during hunts: small, but extremely quick, with even more developed scent-detecting organs on the side, and a pointy beak. beakeds are, however, still strictly bound to them for food and safety; for this, a pouch near the genitals has developed for eaters to keep in their mates during travels, virtually unviolable thanks to the massive sizes (for their time) that they can reach, up to 3 metres in lenght.

### **Biology**

found on many epipelagic biomes such as pillar forests, as well as open oceans, novish are extremely solitary animals. hunting down anything they and their mates deem tasty enough to be worth the effort, they won't even spare members of their same species. they are, however, very careful with their own beakeds, protecting them from dangers in their pouch. both cooperate during hunts, with the beakeds taking the role of finding and marking the prey by wounding it with their beaks, and the eaters putting them down.

#### **Diet**

the novish eaters are strictly carnivorous, as the top predators of the oceans, they can hunt down many of Nispe's lifeforms, including dinoworms, stonolas and other mid to big-sized animal. beakeds, while still relying on the males for food subministration, can oftentimes substain themselves by taking small bits from the preys during hunts.

#### **Reproduction**

mating and food dispersal are a staple for the class, and the novish is not exempt from this. however, there are even longer intervals between mating seasons, and the larvaes can take longer to mature, up to one year for eaters to fully grow up.

### **History**

the novish evolved during the later Early era as it's ancestor, the titan xenish, quickly diversified into other species. this one, however, appears to have evolved quicker than usual for having such big divergences from the ancestral xenishes, and the reason for that is still unknown. it's sudden appearance put on danger many of the megafaunal lifeforms of it's time, but despite that, only the titan xenish succumbed to it due to overcompetition. novishes have been a successful genus, even spawning a smaller variant adapted to fan reefs.
Pickworm

Pickworms are peculiar descendants of the pinworms which adapted to dig inside pillar lettuce's growths, finding refuge and nesting inside the holes and tunnels they make.

derived from the feeble pinworm, these weird creatures first evolved in the proximity of the low-tide gardens, where both drill lettuces and pillar lettuces coexist, acting as a ramp for it's evolution. dotated of a particular, very hard horn and strong muscles to support it, it carves out it's nest by digging on the calcium growths of it's plant of choice, while carefully remaining hidden in the foliage in case of necessity. obviously, plants with stronger, thicker pillars are preferred to those with thinner ones, and as a matter of fact this animal acted some selective pressure on these very plants by breaking all the ones that ended up being unfit. after it's done, it will lay off in it's new hole, where it will cover itself from predators and deposit it's eggs. the holes are often reused whenever one of it's owner dies, sometimes passed on between generations. a short, stocky body helps squeezing in it, while the whiskers, quite developed, can be used also to clean it off from detritus. for obvious reasons, this creature is now much more common in the deep pillar forests, where hundreds of these can live in a single plant.
Panther Nabish

The Panther Nabish is a xenicthyan found in the northern seas praires. descended from the nabish, this predator has developed an unique hunting strategy, in which it uses it's scouting mates as "beacons" to signal a prey's presence.

any creature living among the praires should be aware that if something shoots towards the surface from the lettuces, death is imminent. the panther nabish is the most lethal predator of the middle sea, thanks to it's unpredictable hunting strategy. this swift descendant of the nabish awaits high over it's preys, hidden even by the most aware with it's bright coloration that blends it with the sea's surface. the beaked forms, however, play a strategic role in the hunt: small and thin, they also are masters of mimetization, hiding among the reeds in the praire. as soon as something comes close, they will bolt up to alert their mates of the presence of the prey, which will be quickly killed by a nose-diving takedown by the eater. a first in the planet, the beakeds have developed the ability do release a high-pitched sound to avert the eater, which patrols it's hunting grounds, of it's finding. the panther nabish may be even more lonesome and aggressive than their ancestor, but are quite careful with the beakeds and feed them in their pouch (without the need for reproduction). the latters will mate with the eaters seasonally like their ancestors. after passing their first period of life as planktonic larvaes, the beakeds will have to find an eater with enough space in it's family before getting preyed on (note that beakeds, in this species, are more sociable than before, but only because of their mate's necessity), while the eaters will have to hide away from predators (including bigger members of it's species) before being mature enough to impose it's own territory.