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WATER ANIMALS
ANIMAL
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How did a species begin?
Who's to know for sure? Some of the easiest questions to come up
with, yet some of the most difficult to answer. Scientist believe
that the species of Terisiss began in the mountain lakes of Fe-o-tus.
The Terisiss was a fast moving single cell that was covered with
creotes (tiny hairs). These creotes acted like microscopic oars that
pushed it through the muddy murky waters.
As the bottom of the waters
became less abundant with nutrients the Terisiss of the great lakes
developed fins that controlled its vertical motion. Thus, when it
needed to find food it would leave the bottom and look in a less
populated area. This introduced the Vertisiss.
The hunt for food and the
volcanic chemicals caused from the constant lava flow effected the
Verisiss to mutate a tail-looking limb. With the addition of this
new limb the horisiss was able to find food at a much greater pace.
This caused it to almost triple in size. The Horisiss was now able
to control its up and down motion as well as its horizontal motion
at a much greater speed.
After millions of years the
Horisiss outgrew the fins which evolved into arm looking limbs. This
creature was more regional, meaning it did not travel great
distances for food. The quadisiss grew twice the size of the
Horisiss, but was not able to swim as fast. It also grew a much
bigger oral cavity.
ANIMAL 2
Terisiss also
evolved in the streams and rivers of the tropical forest. The
Terisiss evolved by growing legs to walk across the rocky surfaces
of he moving waters. This allowed them to travel beyond the muddy
waters. These creatures were known as Mobisiss. These legs were
constantly growing due to the sharp surfaces of the rocks and
obsidian.
The constant
threat of predators made the mobisiss grow legs grow into "suckers"
which allowed them to grasp onto the rock cavities. From the rear
bone, out grew a shell covering the Proisiss which allowed extra
protection but hindered its mobility.
As the Proisiss
became less immobile it also grew larger, making life in this biome
a hardship. Thus, the emergence of the Liftisiss. This animal was
able to expand in tight spots, which enabled it to feed on smaller
creatures secured by crevices. This hard body worked as a protector
and tool. This animal can use metamorphosis to change into different
shapes depending on what size and shape rock it attached to when it
was young and small.
ANIMAL 3
One of the
earliest water animal derived from the single celled Terisiss. It is
believed that this cell began in the mountain lakes and traveled
through the rivers of the rainforest and developed in part in the
deltas. The Terisisss evolved into a more complicated animal. In the
deltas it mutated into a fish-looking creature. It had a protective
plate around its head that acted as a weapon to catch prey. This
creature was known as the Smashisiss.
As the
Smashisiss out grew its parameters of the deltas it headed out more
into the seas. However, as the animals in the seas where larger, its
method of catching food no longer worked as well. As it would try to
smash larger prey, many times the prey would open its mouth and
simply devour the Smashisiss. The Smashisiss grew spores that
irritated the stomach of whatever ate it. Thus, it would try to
regurgitate the Sporisiss. As it did this it would usually die as
the Sporisiss destroyed its stomach. Moreover, the Sporisiss would
feed off the much larger predator.
Sporisiss
eventually traveled back to the delta areas of Fe-o-tus. Due to the
lack of large prey, it did not grow as huge as in the deep sea. As
the use of its plated head depleted it grew spores and mutated into
an animal covered with spores. These spores allowed it to sting and
hold its prey while feeding.
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