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today's vertebrate........salanx chinensis
what's this bloody angry pencil ✍️✍️✍️ doing??? not much it seems, but it's very mad!!!
why's that?? I don't know, but it'll bite and snatch until all its rage goes away, and going by its track record (this happened before) it'll take at least 14 years to cool down
maybe it's angry because it doesn't have any tunes to bang out?
shlompiness rating: why the long face
illustration by Steindachner I think
this fish looks so stupid
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Vague doodly concepts for a rain world scug. They subsist entirely on water and and karma flower nectar, feeding from a little proboscis-like tongue which can also be shot quickly from their mouth as a defensive weapon. Despite being called 'noodlefish', they actually compete with the noodlefly for resources and thus have a hostile relationship with them. Though they have the same walking speed as a normal scug, they have high swim speed and internal gills that help them actually breathe in water. Their campaign takes place between Rivulet and Saint.
noodle party! they’re getting so big!
Happy noodles! For @justnoodlefishthings
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Cute noodle I saw at a lps
Family Salangidae, the noodlefishes, consists of 11 species, which support coastal fisheries in Japan, China, and southeast Asia. These small fishes (usually less than 16 cm in length), are found in large numbers in brackish waters. They are elongate, scaleless, and nearly transparent, with a poorly ossified skeleton. Adults in this order are neotenic, meaning they retain larval traits (such as lack of pigments and elongate body shape) for the entireety of their lives.
