 isopod - the easygoing companion |
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| Like the giant Isopod, you adapt effortlessly to any situation and go with the flow. Your laid-back attitude makes you a breeze to be around, and your flexible nature ensures you're always up for new adventures. With your chill vibes and adaptable spirit, you're the go-to buddy for a stress-free and relaxed good time! The giant isopod (Bathynomus giganteus), is the colossal cousin of the pillbug — that friendly roly poly backyard bug. Found in various deep-sea marine habitats, these crustaceans scavenge for food and seek shelter without much fuss. It lives more than 1600 feet (500m) below the ocean’s surface — dark depths with less than one-millionth of the sunlight found at the surface. Whether nestled among rocks or meandering along the ocean floor, they have the ability to adapt to diverse environments ideal for the deep sea world. |
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The Hydra dragon, is a dragon species that has multiple heads. Instead of breathing fire, they instead are highly venomous, and can shoot deadly venom. In Greek mythology, they are described as being serpent like, moving swiftly like a snake. They are said to have anywhere between five and one hundred heads, which allows them to see everywhere at once, and to attack from every direction. When one head is cut off, two will grow back in its place. The name hydra translates to "of the water", which is where they live: In dark, dreary swamps. Hydras are very elusive, and difficult to find. They are also perhaps the most difficult dragon species to kill.
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