The honey azelemur split from its ancestor, the azelemur. It has adapted to cave life and will eat just about anything in the cave. It especially enjoys eating bumbleworm honey. Its eyes are resistant to the stinging poison dust of the bumbleworm but must run away after a certain amount of spraying. Its 3 pairs of eyes are great for seeing in the low light and it will climb on trees such as the cave palmworm and the cave fernplent. They use their prehensile tail to help them in the trees. Their front paws have developed an opposable thumb in which they can use to manipulate objects since they have no hearing organs they are silent and communicate through body language especially with the hands and tail.
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