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[[File:Chaetvoysketch.png|thumb|A sketch of an Cha-Etvoy-Irf.]] | [[File:Chaetvoysketch.png|thumb|A sketch of an Cha-Etvoy-Irf.]] | ||
Found commonly in the shallow waters around Northern Corum, the '''Cha-Etvoy-Eda''' uses its tentacles to walk, rather than swim, around the ocean floor. Roughly the size of the average human, this creature is known to attempt to eat whatever crosses its path, whether it be a human, a boat, or another Cha-Etvoy-Irf. Cannibalism is common amongst this species, which features two large antennae-like protrusions that can sometimes be seen above the surface of the water. | Found commonly in the shallow waters around Northern [[Corum]], the '''Cha-Etvoy-Eda''' uses its tentacles to walk, rather than swim, around the ocean floor. Roughly the size of the average human, this creature is known to attempt to eat whatever crosses its path, whether it be a human, a boat, or another Cha-Etvoy-Irf. Cannibalism is common amongst this species, which features two large antennae-like protrusions that can sometimes be seen above the surface of the water. | ||
[[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]] | [[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]] | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 18 November 2016
Found commonly in the shallow waters around Northern Corum, the Cha-Etvoy-Eda uses its tentacles to walk, rather than swim, around the ocean floor. Roughly the size of the average human, this creature is known to attempt to eat whatever crosses its path, whether it be a human, a boat, or another Cha-Etvoy-Irf. Cannibalism is common amongst this species, which features two large antennae-like protrusions that can sometimes be seen above the surface of the water.
