Enodocrura overview

Enodocrura is the second most diverse group on the planet, occupying almost every biome on Anu. They are a group of Capillozoan organisms that presents limbs without any articulation, require water for breathing and have internal production of a protein serum to feed its infants.

The leg anatomy of the group, in such an environment of low gravity and high atmospheric pressure, made them a “jumping” clade. Using kinetic energy and a high degree of stabilization, most Enodocrura propel themselves in jumping as their main form of locomotion. 

Since it rains every night on the equatorial line of the planet, the Enodocrura uses their retractable lungs outside its pulmonary cavity to collect the water, then using it on its breathing.

They present tubular noses that are far shorter than in other groups, with its posterior part adapted on antennae-like appendages that are used to communicate with other Enodocrura, or help to stabilize during jumping and flying.



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