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Because Crystal Seaweed Beakworms population has grown, some of the Crystal Seaweed has gone back to land, using Crystal prisms to stick into the ground. The 2 long prism sideways are used to keep stability in the sand of the coast. It can grow pretty tall, and is a lesser nuisance to animals then Crystal Weed is, because it is easier to see them. The small and big prisms also keep the sand together, avoiding huge forest-gobbling dunes.
Because the population of [[Crystal Seaweed Beakworm|crystal seaweed beakworms]] has grown, some of the [[Crystal Seaweed|crystal seawead]] have gone back to land, using crystal prisms to stick into the ground. The 2 long prism sideways are used to keep stability in the sand of the coast. It can grow pretty tall, and is a lesser nuisance to animals then [[Crystal Weed|crystal weed]] is, because it is easier to see them. The small and big prisms also keep the sand together, avoiding huge forest-gobbling dunes.


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Revision as of 20:39, 1 December 2007

Crystal Prismgrass
(CrystallusCassus Reterranus)
Main image of Crystal Prismgrass
Species is extant.
Information
CreatorYannick Other
Week/Generation11/72
HabitatYokto Beach
Size1.1 m Tall
Primary MobilityUnknown
SupportUnknown
DietPhotosynthesis, Consumer
RespirationUnknown
ThermoregulationUnknown
ReproductionSpores
Taxonomy
Domain
Genus
Species
Eukaryota
CrystallusCassus
CrystallusCassus Reterranus
Ancestor:Descendants:

Because the population of crystal seaweed beakworms has grown, some of the crystal seawead have gone back to land, using crystal prisms to stick into the ground. The 2 long prism sideways are used to keep stability in the sand of the coast. It can grow pretty tall, and is a lesser nuisance to animals then crystal weed is, because it is easier to see them. The small and big prisms also keep the sand together, avoiding huge forest-gobbling dunes.