Anipedes

Anipedes
First Appearance	3/19
Progenitor	Centicreeper
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The Pede line.

While many krakowpedes are informally called "anipedes", only class Anipeda can be called true anipedes. These superficially crustacean-like fauna possess beak-like jaws and multiple pairs of specialized limbs - from walking legs, to antennae, to pincers, to paddling pleopods. In some clades however, the walking legs are reduced. Most true anipedes are small in size, and take up niches as plankton or in the benthos, however a select few taxa have achieved larger sizes, and have even left the waters behind.

Anatomy

Anipedes normally have a segmented body, with one set of claw-like pincers, a beak mouth, and multiple sets of motor limbs.

Centicreeper, the first Anipede species.

Breathing and Blood

They have blue copper blood.

Reproduction

Ancestrally the earliest anipedes lay egg-like spores. The scorpapede lineage were the earliest anipedes to evolved sexual differentiation, evolving 2 separate sexes in the late Krakowian Period.

Senses

The Anipedes have no eyes, but can sense vibrations in their surroundings with their feet and antennas.