Euskulus

## Euskulus koalazk

Status: LC

Timespan: R.61 - Present

Habitat: Shallow Sea, Mid Ocean

Distribution: Southern Hemisphere Temperate & Polar Seas & continental slopes, maximum depth of 500m

Niche: Predator

Nutritional Value: 14

Size: 4.65cm (length)

Predecessor: Codowecoi fyuxuul

Classification: Codowecoidae, Codowecoidea, Aquamusculidia

Latest Mutations: Improve Eyes = 6 - pinhole eyes, Lengthen Body = 4, Limbs = 2

Info: With four pinhole eyes (two at the front, and one on either side) giving Codowecoi koalazk a good advantage, as it can now vaguely see, it has usurped its predecessor as predator of very small animals in the shallow seas. However, it has lost its fins and thus is slightly slower than Codowecoi fyuxuul, which wins in areas without light. Therefore, it exists in the deep ocean, while Codowecoi koalazk lives in shallow seas. The new species also has a slightly longer hydrostatic body and retains the trademark sharp beak.

Description: It has a blue, worm-like body of a hydrostatic skeleton, with a proboscis, covered in chemoreceptors, and a very sharp beak. It has four pinhole eyes, two at the front and one on each side. At the end of the body is a hyponome. It has a pool of bitter chemicals inside, a swim bladder and a stomach of carnivorous digestive enzymes in the gut. It has an open circulatory system and a basic nervous system.

Previous Mutations: Bitter Chemicals, Chemoreceptors, Proboscis, Sharp Beak, Digestive Carnivorous Enzymes, Bigger, Blue Pigmentation, Open Circulatory System, Anti-Freeze Proteins, Hyponome, Cup Eyes, Hydrostatic Skeleton

Discoverer: Biologicah

## Euskulus respiritus

Status: LC

Timespan: R.88 - Present

Habitat: Shallow Sea, Mid Ocean

Distribution: Northern Hemisphere Temperate & Polar Seas & Continental Slopes, Maximum depth of 500m

Niche: Predator

Nutritional Value: 14.3

Size: 4.65cm (length)

Predecessor: Euskulus koalazk

Classification: Codowecoidae, Codowecoidea, Aquamusculidia

Latest Mutations: Gill Pores

Info: This species crawls through the seabed of the shallow seas, hunting mainly for Dolophonaskulus hiding in gaps between rocks. Their flexible bodies allow them to get through tight spaces and stab their prey with a very sharp beak.

Description: It has a blue, long worm-like body of a hydrostatic skeleton, with a proboscis, covered in chemoreceptors, and a very sharp beak. It has four pinhole eyes, two at the front and one on each side. Five small pores spot behind each side of the head. At the end of the body is a hyponome. It has a pool of bitter chemicals inside, a swim bladder and a stomach of carnivorous digestive enzymes in the gut. It has an open circulatory system and a basic nervous system.

Previous Mutations: Bitter Chemicals, Chemoreceptors, Proboscis, Sharp Beak, Digestive Carnivorous Enzymes, Blue Pigmentation, Open Circulatory System, Anti-Freeze Proteins, Hyponome, Hydrostatic Skeleton, Pinhole Eyes

Discoverer: StealthStyle

## Euskulus wickhami

Status: VU

Timespan: R.98 - Present

Habitat: Temperate & Polar Deep Ocean, Tropical Deep Ocean (Below 750m), Temperate & Polar Shallows

Distribution: Cosmopolitan

Niche: Benthic Predator

Size: 7cm (length)

Predecessor: Euskulus koalazk

Classification: Codowecoidae, Codowecoidea, Aquamusculidia

Latest Mutations: Larvae, Larger

Info: Unlike every other contemporary species, the offspring of this species are not just miniature versions of the adult, but more anatomically simplistic larvae. This allows the adult - which crawls through the seabed from shallows to deep spearing prey with its sharp beak - to produce more young.

Description: It has a blue, worm-like body of a hydrostatic skeleton, with a proboscis, covered in chemoreceptors, and a very sharp beak. It has four pinhole eyes, two at the front and one on each side. At the end of the body is a hyponome. It has a pool of bitter chemicals inside, a swim bladder and a stomach of carnivorous digestive enzymes in the gut. It has an open circulatory system and a basic nervous system.

Previous Mutations: Bitter Chemicals, Chemoreceptors, Proboscis, Sharp Beak, Digestive Carnivorous Enzymes, Bigger, Blue Pigmentation, Open Circulatory System, Anti-Freeze Proteins, Hyponome, Cup Eyes, Hydrostatic Skeleton, Pinhole Eyes, Lengthen

Discoverer: StealthStyle