Awning parasites look like maroon gulper eels with large dark empty eye sockets and 100s of long red tentacles coming out of their mouth. They hang over their victims and when they don't suspect it they fall on the victim, crawling in their ear. Infected victims go through 3 stages. The 1st stage has tiny red tentacles coming out their bodily holes. The 2nd stage has their body morphing into a lookalike of the awning parasite. The 3rd stage has their body breaking apart into 100 baby parasites.