Fibonaccus garyus

Extinct (May 24th, 2019): Outcompeted by Fibonaccus catagraphahumilis.

Fibonaccus garyus
Creator	Alexrk
Information
Status	Extinct
Zones	4
Roles	Detritivore
Classification
Genus	Fibonaccus
Species	Fibonaccus garyus
Evolution
Date	December 25th, 2018
Ancestor	Unknown
Descendants	Fibonaccus catagraphahumilis Fibonaccus spinensis

This specimen is a marine snail native to zone 4. This snail uses its radula to scrape and eat dead plant matter and dead invertebrates decaying in the sandy ocean floor (Detritivore). The Fibonaccus garyus needs calcium to build up and strengthen its shell, and may even be seen ingesting sand to get the required calcium. They are also hermaphroditic, with the ability to self-fertilize in times of need. They possess a dull pink shell (that follows the Fibonacci sequence) with dark blue speckles and a light red spiral, which they can obviously retreat into. Their body is a lighter blue, and their eyestalks (despite the name) are mainly used for their senses of taste and smell.