Sydney long-legs

It’s the mid morning in the south of ballas. In this area is a forest-like Desert filled with unusual-looking trees with mushroom-like pollens that used to fertilize (and berate On the top) and are related to those from the savannah.
And here, one Magnificent and creepy Creature Stumbles on the woods. a hallucigenia (a Cambrian worm) with Four spider legs? With mandibles? and it’s almost camouflaged! this is the Sydney Long-legs (or referred to as “xenomorph worm” due to its Huge Singular eye) Sydneys are invertebrates the same as the Bird-like tripods, except these aren’t tripods. These are from the group of one-eyed Invertebrates called “Cyclopes” which means “One-eyed” Or mostly known as “cyclops”. Sydneys Also have an orange colored hump that stores fat and proteins, which helps the creature to sustain their energy without food for weeks (or even months, especially with the drought season) and its hump also poses a threat to predators to stay away, and also has spikes from its tail which will hurt the predators. and let me ask, what’s with that Wasp-like jaws hanging out? don’t let that Fool you, Sydney long-leg’s jaw can Shoot straight ahead Like a dragonfly nymph (source: sta.sh/020lasyzpdtm )and its Venomous fangs That can vanquish a prey in minutes.
Here this big girl is Foraging out for her breakfast. Instead of a web, she will soon start To make some Lime stick traps, and she’ll Wait Like a Wood as Her prey will land on to her sticky trap.

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