Idrae-Etvoy-Irf

As soon as the Idrae latches itself to the seafloor it opens its "mouth," from which it deploys a number of grotesque looking, specialized organs which it uses to filter plant material out of the water.

In red, the known range of the Idrae-Etvoy-Irf.

Resembling a plant more than any type of animal, etvoy or otherwise, the Idrae-Etvoy-Eda latches itself to the sea-bed and riverbeds using six-arm like appendages which grow from the base of its head. One of the most unusual of the species which inhabit Corum, this creature feeds mostly on the dead plant and animal matter that drifts around the bottom of the ocean.

Found in 13 out of 20 Pallisican cities in Corum, this species is common.