Pour Puff

Pour Puff
(Clinothammus push)
21/?, unknown cause
Information
Creator	Building Blocks Other
Week/Generation	20/132
Habitat	Darwin Tropical Woodland
Size	70 cm tall
Primary Mobility	Unknown
Support	Unknown
Diet	Photosynthesis
Respiration	Unknown
Thermoregulation	Unknown
Reproduction	Sexual (Puff-Seed Nuts)
Taxonomy
Domain Genus Species	Eukaryota Clinothammus Clinothammus push

Ancestor:	Descendants:
Pufftower

The pour puff split from its ancestor the pufftower in Darwin Tropical Woodland. It has grown smaller then its ancestor. Due to this it can't spread its seeds by wind anymore. To overcome the need for wind, the pour puff grows puff-seed covered nuts that are pushed out of the bowl of leaves by newer growth. Once the leaves push them far enough, the nuts fall to the ground, breaking and scattering the seeds within. The leaves are shaped to be able to send the nuts some distance away before falling.

It no longer split from its roots to reproduce, and rely mainly on delivering the nuts away from the stem. Each year, for a week at a time, it produces nectar, this is to attract herbivores to drink from it and take the seeds before they are covered with the puffy nutshell. After the nectar is consumed to its fullest, the pour puff then starts generating the puff-seed nuts.