Whorls

Whorls are Creatures that resemble jellyfish or sea sponges.

Diet & Energy
Most speices of Whorls are Filter-Feeders, sifting food from the surrounding water. The only exceptions are the Whorl Needler and the Parasite Whorl. The Whorl Needler injects its prey with a toxic fluid that dissolves it from the inside and allows the whorl needler to drink the remains. The Parasite Whorl is, as its name states, a parasite that feeds off the blood of centifins and seadragolden

Locomotion
Whorls use their tenticle or tails to move. Coastal Whorls and their ancestors spend most of their lives in a immobile, "pod state." They only move when they become mature.

Types of Whorls

 * Free-Swimmers: Free-Swimmers ar the Whorls that spend their whole lives in the open ocean.
 * Podlings: Podlings are the Whorls that spead a part or most of their lives in an immobile, "pod state."
 * Horrors: Horrors are the Whorls that survive by draining fluids of other creatures.