jelly of the month
may: SEA GOOSEBERRY
the sea gooseberry is a genus of comb jelly. it uses the colloblasts found on its tentacles to release an adhesive substance to trap its prey.
along the colloblasts, sea gooseberry’s tentacles are covered in a multitude of little plates called cilia, the simultaneous beating of these cilia is what allows the sea gooseberry to navigate in the ocean.
the webmasterslave
> feline creature with organs corrupted by moss
> aspiring hermit
> hostage/cartographer of the frameworks
> friend and apprentice of the goop machine
the status quo
04/19/25
hermitmaxxing. evacuation to the paracosm is in progress