About: Trunk-Sucker

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

These gliders soar from tree to tree, attaching themselves with a powerful suction organ and claws. Once attached to a trunk, the trunk-suckers are apparently impossible for the daggerwrists to remove. It is necessary for the hunters to hook them on the wing, using their honed wrists or lower jaws, a feat which challenges both species' aerobatic survival skills. Groups will rest at what are nicknamed roost-trees.

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rdfs:label	Trunk-Sucker Trunk-sucker
rdfs:comment	These gliders soar from tree to tree, attaching themselves with a powerful suction organ and claws. Once attached to a trunk, the trunk-suckers are apparently impossible for the daggerwrists to remove. It is necessary for the hunters to hook them on the wing, using their honed wrists or lower jaws, a feat which challenges both species' aerobatic survival skills. Groups will rest at what are nicknamed roost-trees. The Trunksucker is a small creature that glides through Darwin IV's forests and clings to Plaque-bark Trees, sucking their nutrient-rich sap. "Similar to Earth's woodpeckers they fly, they land on trunk of a tree, prop themselves up with their tails and take fluid from tree".
dcterms:subject	Non-Sapient Species Herbivores Herbivores Herbivores Extraterrestrial species Darwin IV species Extraterrestrial life Extraterrestrial life Darwin IV Universe Extraterrestrial species Darwin IV Inhabitants dbkwik:resource/q78quQkcthioYrpb56GN-Q== Darwin IV species Flying Organisms dbkwik:resource/z-e76qXQ19CI5RplGAXtzg== Wildlife Liquivores Flyers Flyers
sapience	dbkwik:resource/kcqoU85Ty-nM5H502BCHnA==
Locomotion	Flying
dbkwik:aliens/prop...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/cSrq40Ea0CRkcedbtnHjYg==
Habitat	Pocket-Forests
Name	Trunk-Sucker
Height	Small
Universe	Darwin IV Universe
Diet	Liquivorous
World	Darwin IV
abstract	These gliders soar from tree to tree, attaching themselves with a powerful suction organ and claws. Once attached to a trunk, the trunk-suckers are apparently impossible for the daggerwrists to remove. It is necessary for the hunters to hook them on the wing, using their honed wrists or lower jaws, a feat which challenges both species' aerobatic survival skills. Groups will rest at what are nicknamed roost-trees. The Trunksucker is a small creature that glides through Darwin IV's forests and clings to Plaque-bark Trees, sucking their nutrient-rich sap. "Similar to Earth's woodpeckers they fly, they land on trunk of a tree, prop themselves up with their tails and take fluid from tree".

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