The Crawl generally consists of a growth of meaty tendrils, that resemble the small intestine each having a variety of vein arteries and other similar organs used to transport nutrients absorbed from the surroundings. Its red hue can vary in its shade from tendril to tendril. The tendrils have a similar pattern of growth to vines, mold or fungi. The primary stem of the Crawl serves as a host of division of its other branches.