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Another two species of the clade Proboscizoa, creatures from my exobiology project Temere (you can find more of that project in my gallery)

Jacolodiscus are animals inhabiting shallow sea floor. They are larger than most of their relatives, reaching sizes of 50 cm.
Unlike most of their relatives they use pair of their front ,,limbs" with claws on the ends as their main weapon. Both of the species are ambush predators.

J. nudus: Usually lives near rocks or buried in sand

J. capillatus: This species is adapted to living in sea ''forests'' thus it mimics the flora of the marine undergrowth.

Questions are welcome

Description
hello!

Another two species of the clade Proboscizoa, creatures from my exobiology project Temere (you can find more of that project in my gallery)

Jacolodiscus are animals inhabiting shallow sea floor. They are larger than most of their relatives, reaching sizes of 50 cm.
Unlike most of their relatives they use pair of their front ,,limbs" with claws on the ends as their main weapon. Both of the species are ambush predators.

J. nudus: Usually lives near rocks or buried in sand

J. capillatus: This species is adapted to living in sea ''forests'' thus it mimics the flora of the marine undergrowth.

Questions are welcome