Jeganei

Overview

A octuple tentacled land mollusc of substantial size. A variety of species exist each adapted to their particular habitat. Jeganei are omnivorous scavengers and opportunistic predators.

Common Names

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Description

Classification

Mollusc

Size

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Appearance

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Sexual dimorphism

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Variance

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Ecology

Habitat

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Diet

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Behaviour

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Temperament

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Intelligence

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Reproduction

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Sub-Species

Jeganei Miat

The jeganei miat is a common scavenger of the Waejiran forest floor. With a shell resembling a large pine cone, these creatures are fairly well hidden when resting. However when seeking food their long bright blue tentacles make them quite noticeable

Jeganei Umel

Smoother shelled, and coloured to blend into their surroundings, this species of Jeganei is found in and around fresh water in plains and wetlands.

Domestication

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Resources

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