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10th August

also includes their biggest enemy, the S. Aetherii also known as the Soapworm Killer or Soapwormibacter Aetherii, originated from the central australian aether deadzone during the first bagel war

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KyleTheCreator 8:02:25

AuricKerg: The air.
AuricKerg 1:59:24

ecological niche*
AuricKerg 1:58:58

i can't judge further because i have little info on its natural habitat and niche among other things
AerospaceFan 10th August

planetArdrasil: beacusd i decided so, KyleTheCreator: S. aetherii is only 6 micro metersso it cant run away from it
planetArdrasil 10th August

why is it called soapworm
KyleTheCreator 10th August

AuricKerg: alongside, soapworms are quite fast when long, so they should sue their speed to eat faster or and run away from predators such as the sapovermisphage
KyleTheCreator 10th August

AuricKerg: Correct me if I am wrong, but controlling yourself to fly along the wind is quite hard and requires many inputs, along with needing to have a mouth to control and eat for nutrition
AerospaceFan 10th August

AuricKerg: mind control, and im no biology expert
AuricKerg 10th August

why have a centralised brain at all if you have barely any sensory organs? would make more sense for a decentralised nervous system due to the near complete lack of cephalisation
KyleTheCreator 10th August

anywho, +1

The Powder Toy

Anatomy of a soapworm by AerospaceFan

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