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| Sea Spiders | |
|---|---|
| Base Information | |
| Classification | Carnivore/trapper |
| Terrain | Ocean |
| Locomotion | Swimmer |
| Size | 30cm, 10kg |
| Speed | Unknown |
| Strength | Unknown |
| Social Structure | Many |
| Weapons | Unknown |
| Armor | Unknown |
| Source | |
| Homeworld | Unknown |
| Multi-world | Yes |
| Canon | No |
| Extinct | Extant |
| Reference | JTAS Online |
Sea Spider (Creature) Synopsis
Sea Spiders are an aquatic arachniform, a creature capable of living and breathing water.
Sea Spider (Creature) Physiology & Ecology
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Sea Spider (Creature) Life Cycle & Reproduction
Sea spiders are Hermaphroditic and hugely prolific egg layers, capable of producing many thousands of eggs a year. While some species of Sea Spiders simply let the eggs go free, many collect eggs into a large egg sack, protected by the spiders silk.
Either form adds to the environmental damage done by these creatures.
Sea Spider (Creature) Diet & Trophics
Like a spider, the sea spider has a set of spinnerets capable of weaving a web underwater to catch small fish and other swimming life forms. Their strong and sticky webbing can quickly clog water intake and drainage systems.
Sea Spider (Creature) History & Background
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Sea Spider (Creature) TAS Advisory
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Sea Spider (Creature) References & Contributors
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- Author: Eric Funk