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At the tips of their tails are spade-like extension which are used for burrowing. Once a burrow has been established, they secure it by secreting a mucous from glands located along the sides of their heads. This mucous helps to cement the walls and prevent the burrow from collapsing in upon itself, as well as keep some smaller organisms out. All of this motion within the mud/sand/etc... has the unintentional side effect of aerating it, allowing for other organisms to settle where they otherwise could not. |
At the tips of their tails are spade-like extension which are used for burrowing. Once a burrow has been established, they secure it by secreting a mucous from glands located along the sides of their heads. This mucous helps to cement the walls and prevent the burrow from collapsing in upon itself, as well as keep some smaller organisms out. All of this motion within the mud/sand/etc... has the unintentional side effect of aerating it, allowing for other organisms to settle where they otherwise could not. |
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=Integrated Species= |
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* [[Burrarom]] |
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* [[Hyperphallic Burrarom]] |
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