Enodocrura I

Within the equatorial forests of Anu, the Enodocrura can display a mesmerizing arrangement of colors and shapes. This variety resembles tropical birds on Terra, and as such, they express a multitude of adaptations.

Antemagnocrusta heterocoloreapoda AN.: Herbivore that feeds mostly on semi aquatic vegetation washed up on the shores of lakes.

Euthyrhizaaegidi rubricollum AN.: Herbivore that feeds on lower vegetation on the deep jungles of Eden Valley.

Viridipoocetes bellcalia AN.: Swamp dwellers of the Cain’s Mark, they usually spend most of their lives walking around shallow bodies of water in groups of up to 30 individuals, eating the vegetation that covers most of the shores.

Krauroacantha lasiochaemus AN.: Generalists that can eat almost everything they can find. Living in the borders of Eden Valley with the NCANs, they are usually found alone or in pairs.

Hyperectucerulea brevisiliqua AN.: The first Capillozoa to be described, they live on the treetop of high vegetation (≅ 150m – 490ft) and can form groups of hundreds to thousands of individuals. Their size and configuration allow them to be easily scattered by the winds of Anu, making them easy to find at any place of the equatorial region.



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