Polar Ukback: Difference between revisions

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The '''polar ukback''' split from its ancestor the [[ukback]] and spread across the western beach so of Drake and Darwin. It has not grown any longer but has grown much fatter. Its fat helps keep it warm in polar environments. It has lost its back sail but has gained more back spikes to protect it from predators. Their tail-clay now works like a third foot. They now walk like an inchworm, with the front legs then the back tail.

The '''polar ukback''' split from its ancestor, the [[ukback]] and spread across the western beach so of Drake and Darwin. It has not grown any longer but has grown much fatter. Its fat helps keep it warm in polar environments. It has lost its back sail but has gained more back spikes to protect it from predators. Their tail-clay now works like a third foot. They now walk like an inchworm, with the front legs then the back tail.

The claws on their head are used only for fighting over mates. Those with more powerful claws will be able to mate. They no longer need to go to the water to lay their eggs. Their eggs now how a soft shell that can be burred in the sand much like sea turtle eggs. They lay them on the first full moon of the spring in mass. This way the babies will have a better chance to survive. They do not take care of their offspring and they must survive on their own when they hatch. Like their ancestors the offspring hatch as a larva phase which resembles a [[Uksip Terricola|uksip terricola]].

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-The '''polar ukback''' split from its ancestor the [[ukback]] and spread across the western beach so of Drake and Darwin. It has not grown any longer but has grown much fatter. Its fat helps keep it warm in polar environments. It has lost its back sail but has gained more back spikes to protect it from predators. Their tail-clay now works like a third foot. They now walk like an inchworm, with the front legs then the back tail.
+The '''polar ukback''' split from its ancestor, the [[ukback]] and spread across the western beach so of Drake and Darwin. It has not grown any longer but has grown much fatter. Its fat helps keep it warm in polar environments. It has lost its back sail but has gained more back spikes to protect it from predators. Their tail-clay now works like a third foot. They now walk like an inchworm, with the front legs then the back tail.
 The claws on their head are used only for fighting over mates. Those with more powerful claws will be able to mate. They no longer need to go to the water to lay their eggs. Their eggs now how a soft shell that can be burred in the sand much like sea turtle eggs. They lay them on the first full moon of the spring in mass. This way the babies will have a better chance to survive. They do not take care of their offspring and they must survive on their own when they hatch. Like their ancestors the offspring hatch as a larva phase which resembles a [[Uksip Terricola|uksip terricola]].

Polar Ukback: Difference between revisions

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