Content:Arachna-bulb
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Arachna-bulb: The largest part of the arachna-bulb is the large ‘bulb’, which houses the mouth stalk and vinacles. Connected to the bulb are four legs, camouflaged as tree branches, which it uses to move around.
The arachna-bulb hunts by first lying still. Sprouting around the bottom of the bulb are little growths that look like berries. This appearance, along with a pheromone they excrete, attracts smaller animals to them. When a creature attempts to bite one, one of the arachna-bulb's vinacles (a combination of vines and tentacles) comes out from the bulb and picks the creature up, lowering the creature into its beak, which comes out from the middle of the bulb.
For reproduction, every year, when the arachna-bulbs make seeds, the seeds are developed in a natural liquid formed in the bottom of the bulb. When the seeds are ready, they take their tentacles, smear it in the 'juice', and then smear the wet seeds on fertile ground.
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