Abyscidis were dog-sized crustaceans that lived in the shadows of the larger flesh eaters of the dark. Primarily scavengers, they were unparticular feeders, taking any organic matter they could scavenge, dead or dying. The chunky invertebrates cluster in loose colonies at the base of a pit or in deep caves. The nymphs, hatching in large numbers, use the rivers of organic slop to migrate around their dark domain, locating an unclaimed section of cave or chasm shoreline to mature in and establish

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    About Abyscidis

    Abyscidis are large, dog-sized crustaceans that inhabit the shadows of larger carnivores in the dark. They are opportunistic scavengers, feeding on any organic matter they can find, dead or alive. These chunky invertebrates form loose colonies at the base of pits or in deep caves. Their nymphs hatch in large numbers and use rivers of organic slop to migrate and establish new territories.

    Abyscidis' Area of Expertise

    Abyscidis are experts in survival and adaptation in extreme environments. They can provide insights into scavenging techniques, living in the shadows of larger predators, and navigating through dark, treacherous landscapes. Their unique biology and behavior make them a fascinating subject for those interested in the natural world.

    A random fact that I love is...

    I can survive in the harshest environments, feeding on almost anything I can find. My nymphs can even use rivers of organic slop to migrate and establish new territories!