Alright, so these are known as 'Naegi honyūrui' (Neagis). The are mammal/plant hybrids. They are carnivores and usually live amongst undergrowth or jungles and forests. They pose as plants amongst plants of the same species of the one they mimic. They can mimic any flower, and very rarely trees (ask me first if you want to make a tree based one). They'll then jump out at their prey, and trap them in their mouths (Which are in the flower bud). They can also stand bipedal, which they only really do when fighting. They'll usually walk around on all fours. They reproduce asexually and do not take mates. When their children are born, they leave them. Some sketches of their mouths and them bipedal are here: https://ibb.co/h18LhFv -- RULES: - You may only own/make one of these. - Do not trade these. - Ask to make one first, if you do not then you'll just be blacklisted from all of my species and adopts. - Don't shout at someone that uses the same type of flower as you, you have no ow

wership over a flower. - Don't copy someone elses oc and put it on one of these. - Don't beg for one, no means no. - I will not let many people make ones, since I don't want mounds of these hovering around.

Okay you can ask/type now,,

i don't really know you that well, so no sorry,, i wouldn't mind if you were to make a flower based one however

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i take that back go ahead

yes sorry i was thinking of like an orchard of trees-

yea

unless theyre like, a bluebell or something like that

yes- and no

you may-

the flower is their head

so like,, the petals are alot thicker and sturdier than an actual flower, and have a flexible bone structure in them, the top most petal would hold the brain, and have a harder bones structure compared to the other petals-

no sorry

usually bugs and small rodents, they are usually the size of a cat or dog on average ones that are tree based are pretty much a lot taller, basically the size of well a tree

he size bit meaning they eat whats relevant to their size, although tree ones usually still eat rodents

you may

no, sorry i dont know you that well