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Wurmhull
Dimensios Vorator infintias ("Devourer of Dimensions")

Gardeners beware. This isn't your average soil-loving earthworm. Wurmhulls do anything but help tomatoes grow.

Rumored to have come from a different dimension parallel to our own, Wurmhulls are abnormal creatures with the unique ability to vacuum most matter into its gaping maw. It is frequently spotted diving in and out of terrain, tossing up matter into the air through its opposite end. It is debated on whether or not this rear is a second mouth or not by many scientists.

Wurmhulls are famed notoriously for their ability to warp whatever they suck into their mouth into a completely different location on the planets they inhabit. One may find themselves transported from a desert biome to an arctic biome in an instant. It is currently unknown what genetic traits enable this ability. When confronted, it is best for explorers to either flee quickly or attack the worm's vulnerable orange and blue bulges. Defeating these massive parasites yield Antimatter samplings in small amounts. A possible hint to their origins?

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Wurmhull © Dragonith
Starbound © Chucklefish LTD

Description

Wurmhull
Dimensios Vorator infintias ("Devourer of Dimensions")

Gardeners beware. This isn't your average soil-loving earthworm. Wurmhulls do anything but help tomatoes grow.

Rumored to have come from a different dimension parallel to our own, Wurmhulls are abnormal creatures with the unique ability to vacuum most matter into its gaping maw. It is frequently spotted diving in and out of terrain, tossing up matter into the air through its opposite end. It is debated on whether or not this rear is a second mouth or not by many scientists.

Wurmhulls are famed notoriously for their ability to warp whatever they suck into their mouth into a completely different location on the planets they inhabit. One may find themselves transported from a desert biome to an arctic biome in an instant. It is currently unknown what genetic traits enable this ability. When confronted, it is best for explorers to either flee quickly or attack the worm's vulnerable orange and blue bulges. Defeating these massive parasites yield Antimatter samplings in small amounts. A possible hint to their origins?

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Wurmhull © Dragonith
Starbound © Chucklefish LTD