Jul 10
Bounobates, more commonly called a Curve-Eyed Scuttler are small flat thalasentomo. Bounobates are bottom feeders, walking across the lakebeds and riverbeds they find themselves in, eating decaying matter and eggs and moss among other things, this generalist diet allows them to be quite prolific across the Digeroran mountains. Curve-Eyed Scuttlers are on average about four inches across and eight inches long, being a somewhat tapered oblong shape. They will also feed on corpses, mating with other Bounobates on these corpses, leaving eggs on it before moving on to continue bottom feeding. If you have any questions about this organism please don’t be afraid to ask.