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The species known as the Dyglufsare were discovered on Hlone Enced, a vast tidal plain on the planet Socius(Lambda Aedes III) in the year 9388(Lunar calendar, starting July 20, 1969). Hlone Enced is a 4000 kilometer wide extension of the continent Jennunatur, less than 10 meters above sea level at its highest. The moon, Compagnon, brings in high tides, drawing water over the plains through a number of tidal canyons, plus frequent rains keep it always moist. The result, after millions of years is kilometers of swamps, mud flats, clay rivers, sandbanks and mud labyrinths covered by mangrove-like forests and algal mats., mud flats, clay rivers, sandbanks and mud labyrinths covered by mangrove-like forests and algal mats. Within this, the Dyglufsare evolved as scavengers and collectors, filter
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The species known as the Dyglufsare were discovered on Hlone Enced, a vast tidal plain on the planet Socius(Lambda Aedes III) in the year 9388(Lunar calendar, starting July 20, 1969). Hlone Enced is a 4000 kilometer wide extension of the continent Jennunatur, less than 10 meters above sea level at its highest. The moon, Compagnon, brings in high tides, drawing water over the plains through a number of tidal canyons, plus frequent rains keep it always moist. The result, after millions of years is kilometers of swamps, mud flats, clay rivers, sandbanks and mud labyrinths covered by mangrove-like forests and algal mats., mud flats, clay rivers, sandbanks and mud labyrinths covered by mangrove-like forests and algal mats. Within this, the Dyglufsare evolved as scavengers and collectors, filtering mud and silt through their extensive gastrointestinal tract.