Naukis dinklebergii
Extinct (December 28th, 2018): N. dinklebergii has gone extinct because M. parva has died.
Naukis dinklebergii is a small insect living in zones 15-17 which preys on Multis parva and Limulus diminutus. It has feathery simple gills allowing it to remain fully submerged. Roughly the same size as Respirare simplex, it is its main competitor. They lay eggs in medium-sized batches of 20-30 simple eggs, hiding them in Coronam articulata plants. They mate year round, with females being somewhat larger than males. Their physical composition is slender and fast with short, thick jaws suited to cracking hard shells. They sense their environment primarily with vibrations in the water, and have simple eyes to detect changes in light.
