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Spec Evo Serina, Thermocene, 100 Million Years PE- Lumphead Grumpus

“The lumphead grumpus is not especially closely related to the gigadon or other large pelagic swordwhales of the era; though it shares a smaller, coastal-dwelling ancestor from the end Cryocene, while its relatives moved out to the open sea and swiftly navigate surface waters, the grumpus remained better adapted to live along the sea floor and is a slow swimmer. Now a solitary, shellfish-eating specialist, it uses its extraordinarily strong smashing jaws and blunt teeth to pulverize bivalves and benthic snails. It swims slowly, always low in the water, often just above the sea floor where its own movements stir the sediment up and make visibility low. But this is not terribly important for the grumpus, which finds its food through touch. Its ancestors evolved elongated rays on its pectoral fins which they utilized to feel in the sand to uncover morsels of food. Over time two rays in each fin became hypertrophied into long and independently rotational rods just for this purpose, allowing the fish to forage for food throughout the night when there was no visibility at all. Its nocturnal nature and solitary habits meant its coloration became subdued and mottled for camouflage, avoiding trouble primarily through its large size, thick protective scales, and territorial nature.”

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