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Spec Evo Serina, Ultimocene, 265-270 Million Years PE- Flabbelops

"The flabbelops begins its life typically - by eargill standards. A small egg, released into the current, hatches into a tiny, transparent larvae and feeds on zooplankton. Its forelimbs support each a long bristle-like feeler, which helps it locate small food items. It grows for several months until it is about six inches long and eel-like, but then begins to undergo a change of behavior. As it becomes too large to hide easily in surface vegetation it descends to the sea floor and there begins to create for itself a burrow in the sand. For a time, it emerges from its tunnel daily to hunt for small prey in the water, but as it matures - digging out its home around itself all the while - it spends more time within it until as an adult it is almost sessile, reluctant to ever leave it. Its jaws change over from a pincer-like structure good for snapping up active prey to a widely-gaped set of brushes, lined with hair-like cillia. As an adult, the flabbelops is a filter-feeder, spending the night weaving in the current with only its tail in its tunnel as it strains the current for plankton with slow flicks of its jaws. Huge, wide eyes stare in all directions around it - up, down, and around - scanning for potential danger, and if it spots a potential threat it slides quickly downward into its tunnel, covers itself with sand, and vanishes in seconds. By day as well it retreats - all 25+ feet of its body length - under the sand and there hides and rests.”

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