Neosukalensis maputensa

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Extinct (February 3rd, 2019): No reason provided.

Evolved from S. maputensis. It’s morphologically similar to its ancestor but has its abdomen curved upwards toward the end. This species still feeds on Lorensia potensus, but has evolved to excrete its waste at any nearby predator. Any predator such as Varanusuchus would get a faceful of poop if it attempted to eat this species. As another result of these predators, they lay 6-10 eggs now because there were more individuals dying. This species is covered with even more setae and S. maputensis since there’s more of them on a plant at one time.