Lil info page for Snulgs

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Lil info page for Snulgs
I love that your snulgs look like an armless upper-half of Kermit the frog. I just love those little guys so much.
Thank you! I swear they arent muppets tho. They're just lil slug cylinders who like fruit!
Group of Snulgs
This group is searching for one of their own that seems to have gotten a little lost in these fields of wind plants. While they plan out a safe way to go about their search, big wind plants spin their leafs with force periodically, dispersing their spores into the air, which the combined gust of many spinning plants pushes on to new places.
Snulg duo sharing in some sweet sap. A recent downpour caused an underground plant goop reservoir to bloat and burst to the surface.
On Ogninda, plants are super evolved and intricate and Snulgs being crafty and curious lil critters they are have taken advantage of that by breeding and cultivating them into new forms that benefit them in all sorts of ways, one of the obvious ones being for sustenance. All Snulg settlements have some kinds of fancy cultivated plants around that help them survive or be used as tools. Jamjuice pod is just one of them, often found in bigger settlements.
Lone Snulg up close, slimy fellar is enjoying the cover of some flora
Another of many plants snulgs cultivate to assist their survival and daily life.
Hi! Love Your Worldbuilding, I just wanted to ask what sort of sounds snulgs (hope I'm spelling that correctly) make to communicate, as I assume they communicate through sound bc in one post you labelled their 'neck' area as a chatter box.
Thank you so muuuuch!!! Also indeed they do communicate through sound. Their voice organs are vaguely similar to those of Earthly birds. So they can create a whole range of sounds even without the use of external structures to shape the sound. When creating especially loud noises, their middle segments can vibrate or even inflate a little.
Their languages consist of chirps, hums and letters hardly to be pronounced by humans. Although if they were to meet a human, they would be able to learn our language without too much difficulty.