Fecorb

Small insect native to Tebburus. They form hives and come in multiple forms:

Queens that lay eggs. There can be many queens in a hive.

Diggers that expand the nest.

Soldiers that fight outside forms and bring food to the hive.

Infection forms that behave like a parasite. They take control of the hosts brain, bringing it to the hive to eat.

Basic Information

Genetics and Reproduction

After hatching form eggs laid by a queen, larvae can grow to any other form except a queen. Fecorb reproduce extremely fast, and after serving the hive after a certain period of time it may mutate into a queen.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Mostly plant life. They are omnivorous.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Only visual, infrared and touch. Infrared is used to run from predators and find prey more easily.

Average Length

Queens - 1 cm Larvae - 0.6 mm Diggers - 7 mm Soldiers - 7 mm Infection - 5 mm