The ortsaggast split from its ancestor and evolved a much more efficient way of capture food. The main cell specialized in produce vesicles that act outside. These vesicles carry several enzymes that will digest the prey and allow it to absorb it. In the same way of mottubroks, it lost the long flagella and evolved more mobile cilia, now placed in the equatorial region of the main cell. These cilia move quickly and allow it to swim easily. Like its relative organisms, the ortsaggasts can live in long chains, working like the "stomach" of the colony. When living in these colonies, they often receive chemical messengers that promote the release many of those vesicles, in order to digest and give food to the colony. Sometimes, some of them can be found swimming between those filaments or in open sea, since they can easily find their own aliment. Evolved in Jujubee Ocean and transported by the warm ocean currents, it was able to spread to the warm coasts of Darwin and Drake, through the Soma Tropical Sea.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
These are randomly selected, and organized from lowest to highest shared taxon. (This may correspond to similarity more than actual relation)
