#cuspids

Cuspids

The Cuspidis vesperia, commonly referred to as the Cuspid, take on a blend of insectoid and fleshy like appearance . Its exoskeleton is flexible, pinkish-red or a purple-blue (depending on its role), and lined with symmetrical wing-like appendages which are more membranous. These wings are adorned with organic eyes, used for intimidation and increase eyesight. Cuspids have prominent multi-faceted eyes and have dexterous limbs with sharp talon-like claws. Its body is compact but is incredibly flexible, ending in a thin tail, Cuspids have a degree of agility and balance, used for maneuvering in tight spaces. Bi-Cuspids are pinkish-red: Their role within the Colony is to provide nutrients and repair any damage by secreting a amino-based saliva. Tri-Cuspids are blueish-purple: Their role within the Colony is to remove any waste within the Colony and destroy structures that are to far damaged to repair by secreting a destroying agent from their glands and saliva.

Look at these splendid superb beautiful gorgeous breathtaking ethereal interesting unique chompers

They're so wonderful. My favorite part is that not only are the maxillairy cuspids exceptionally sharp but the mandibular cuspids are as well.

This is very rare to witness and it is just beyond cool. The upper and lower first and second bicuspids are also pointed as well as the molars.