Goonhub
04-20-2016, 02:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-25-2016, 12:50 PM by Mageziya. Edited 3 times in total.)
The cluwne eel looks less like an eel and more like a bristle worm. For those not in the know, bristle worms are far more horrifying than any eel could hope to be.
While thousands of species of bristle worms exist in real-life, an example of how horrifying they can get would be the bobbit worm [Warning: Eldritch Abomination That Actually Exists]
The cluwne-worm.
A fearsome ambush predator, believed to have diverged from the Cluwnidae family ~5 MYA. It's structure is striking in both how different, and yet similar, it is from their closest relative the common Clunwe (Cluwnidae cluwne) and further research my provide some insight to the evolutionary niche that the Floor cluwne (Contested as either Cluwnidae cluwne subterrenus or Cluwnidae subterrenus) fills.
The Cluwne genus belongs to the order Clownomorphs. The most famous Clownomorph is the common clown. (Clown clown)
While thousands of species of bristle worms exist in real-life, an example of how horrifying they can get would be the bobbit worm [Warning: Eldritch Abomination That Actually Exists]
The cluwne-worm.
A fearsome ambush predator, believed to have diverged from the Cluwnidae family ~5 MYA. It's structure is striking in both how different, and yet similar, it is from their closest relative the common Clunwe (Cluwnidae cluwne) and further research my provide some insight to the evolutionary niche that the Floor cluwne (Contested as either Cluwnidae cluwne subterrenus or Cluwnidae subterrenus) fills.
The Cluwne genus belongs to the order Clownomorphs. The most famous Clownomorph is the common clown. (Clown clown)