The '''glacial limbless''' replaced its ancestor. It lives in almost the same range as its ancestor and eats the same diet. It however has grown twice and big and its even fatter. They now use their powerful jaws to expand the holes of the uksips and [[uksor]]. Their whole skeleton is now incredibly flexible, allowing them to squeeze through extremely small spaces. They are extremely sluggish to preserve energy for heat, letting their food come to them instead of going to it. They lie in wait in a chamber withing the ukfauna tunnels, and when ever any food comes by they snatch it. They are able to maintain a internal body temperature above the surrounding area by keeping all movement to a minimum.
The '''glacial limbless''' replaced its ancestor. It lives in almost the same range as its ancestor and eats the same diet. It however has grown twice and big and its even fatter. They now use their powerful jaws to expand the holes of the uksips and [[uksor]]. Their whole skeleton is now incredibly flexible, allowing them to squeeze through extremely small spaces. They are extremely sluggish to preserve energy for heat, letting their food come to them instead of going to it. They lie in wait in a chamber withing the ukfauna tunnels, and when ever any food comes by they snatch it. They are able to maintain a internal body temperature above the surrounding area by keeping all movement to a minimum.
The glacial limbless replaced its ancestor. It lives in almost the same range as its ancestor and eats the same diet. It however has grown twice and big and its even fatter. They now use their powerful jaws to expand the holes of the uksips and uksor. Their whole skeleton is now incredibly flexible, allowing them to squeeze through extremely small spaces. They are extremely sluggish to preserve energy for heat, letting their food come to them instead of going to it. They lie in wait in a chamber withing the ukfauna tunnels, and when ever any food comes by they snatch it. They are able to maintain a internal body temperature above the surrounding area by keeping all movement to a minimum.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
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