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{{Species
{{Species

|name = River Leafshell
|name = River Leafshell

|week = 22
|week = 22

|generation = 140
|generation = 140

|creator = Hydromancerx
|creator = Hydromancerx

|image = River_Leafshell.jpg
|image = River_Leafshell.jpg

|extant = 1
|extant = 1

|ancestor = Leafshell
|ancestor = Leafshell

|size = 25 cm Long
|size = 25 cm Long

|habitat = Ovi Polar River
|habitat = Ovi Polar River

|diet = Frugivore ([[Coiled Swaberry]] fruit), Photosynthesis
|diet = Frugivore ([[Coiled Swaberry]] fruit), Photosynthesis

|reproduction= Sexual, Live Birth, Two Genders
|reproduction= Sexual, Live Birth, Two Genders

|domain = Eukaryota
|domain = Eukaryota

|kingdom = Mancerxa
|kingdom = Mancerxa

|phylum = Phytozoa
|phylum = Phytozoa

|class = Terraphytozoa
|class = Terraphytozoa

|order = Celerisaltores
|order = Celerisaltores

|family = Conchoanatidae
|family = Conchoanatidae

|genus = Rugosisagmatanas
|genus = Rugosisagmatanas

|species = swavore
|species = swavore

}}
}}

The '''river leafshell''' split from its ancestor the [[Leafshell|leafshell]]. It has shrunk to half of its ancestors size and has specialized in eating only the fruit of the coiled swaberry. Their beak is now better suited for eating fruit. It has regained its thick layer of blubber to deal with the polar climate. Their photosynthetic shell has developed bubbled segments to absorb more light and to trap air under it for insulation. Like their ancestor their skin too is photosynthetic which gives them a boost of energy during the day.
The '''river leafshell''' split from its ancestor the [[Leafshell|leafshell]]. It has shrunk to half of its ancestors size and has specialized in eating only the fruit of the coiled swaberry. Their beak is now better suited for eating fruit. It has regained its thick layer of blubber to deal with the polar climate. Their photosynthetic shell has developed bubbled segments to absorb more light and to trap air under it for insulation. Like their ancestor their skin too is photosynthetic which gives them a boost of energy during the day.

They spend most of their time on land. However they frequently cross the river. Thus they use their webbed feet to paddle across. The air trapped in their shell prevents them from sinking and their butt-nostril can seal up if they happen to tip over. They no longer migrate and spend all year in Ovi Polar River.
They spend most of their time on land. However they frequently cross the river. Thus they use their webbed feet to paddle across. The air trapped in their shell prevents them from sinking and their butt-nostril can seal up if they happen to tip over. They no longer migrate and spend all year in Ovi Polar River.

They stay in small herds 10 to 15 members. They each have their own mate and will both help raising their offspring. They will even build a nest for the 5 to 10 offspring to stay in until they are old enough to leave the nest. Each nest is made of leaves and branches. The parents pre-chew the food for the babies and then regurgitate them up for them to eat.
They stay in small herds 10 to 15 members. They each have their own mate and will both help raising their offspring. They will even build a nest for the 5 to 10 offspring to stay in until they are old enough to leave the nest. Each nest is made of leaves and branches. The parents pre-chew the food for the babies and then regurgitate them up for them to eat.

Revision as of 07:03, 22 September 2021

River Leafshell
(Rugosisagmatanas swavore)
Main image of River Leafshell
Species is extinct.
23/?, unknown cause
Information
CreatorHydromancerx Other
Week/Generation22/140
HabitatOvi Polar River
Size25 cm Long
Primary MobilityUnknown
SupportUnknown
DietFrugivore (Coiled Swaberry fruit), Photosynthesis
RespirationUnknown
ThermoregulationUnknown
ReproductionSexual, Live Birth, Two Genders
Taxonomy
Domain
Genus
Species
Eukaryota
Rugosisagmatanas
Rugosisagmatanas swavore
Ancestor:Descendants:

The river leafshell split from its ancestor the leafshell. It has shrunk to half of its ancestors size and has specialized in eating only the fruit of the coiled swaberry. Their beak is now better suited for eating fruit. It has regained its thick layer of blubber to deal with the polar climate. Their photosynthetic shell has developed bubbled segments to absorb more light and to trap air under it for insulation. Like their ancestor their skin too is photosynthetic which gives them a boost of energy during the day.

They spend most of their time on land. However they frequently cross the river. Thus they use their webbed feet to paddle across. The air trapped in their shell prevents them from sinking and their butt-nostril can seal up if they happen to tip over. They no longer migrate and spend all year in Ovi Polar River.

They stay in small herds 10 to 15 members. They each have their own mate and will both help raising their offspring. They will even build a nest for the 5 to 10 offspring to stay in until they are old enough to leave the nest. Each nest is made of leaves and branches. The parents pre-chew the food for the babies and then regurgitate them up for them to eat.