Flanimals of the Deep

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A major CGI-type movie produced by Chris Meledandri who did The Simpsons Movie and Ice Age is in the works;

Big Creepy-Crawlies: Bletchlings are like huge, bloated green flies with human-ish mouths, long pointed tongues, and take to the sky every thousand years, swarming in the millions and killing anything in their path. Eyes Do Not Belong There: Parodied. The narrator points out that, since Clumbs and Splungi can't move, they really don't need eyes. All they can use them for is to see the thing that's going to eat them.

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Underblenge: A grey, blobby Flanimal that cannot move from where it was born due to it having extremely strong suction cups (designed for suffocating prey) on its underside. Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Honk is a creature that, well, honks. By honking, we mean it makes the loudest noise on the planet for absolutely no reason. Death Seeker: Much like its land-based relative, the Ungler Water Mungler wishes for death. Having adapted to live in the ocean, its rear milky pudding have become float baps. This makes it turn upside down in water and drown, finally putting it out of its misery.

For the first time, see how life evolved from simple Splorn into the diverse array of Flanimal life in existence today. Nietzsche Wannabe/ The Anti-Nihilist: The narrator switches between these two modes throughout the story. Not surprising, really. By the end, he's mourning the loss of the Flanimals and admits that he liked all of them. However, when the Sploon is revealed to still be around, he has hope that there will come another day when Flanimals return. Plumph – a Flanimal that can pull its eyes into its body for protection but damages its own eyes on its own poison.Offledermis: A Flanimal born inside out to escape its own smell. It has a heart above its inside out eyeballs and constantly leaks. Crying Wolf: After the narrator goes off on another tangent, he brings up the story about the Groy who cried Molf. The series consists of four books. The first two, aptly titled Flanimals and More Flanimals, describe most of the life on the planet. The third, Flanimals of the Deep, details the aquatic life on the world. The final book, Day of the Bletchling, depicts the emergence of the titular creature and takes the series in a very different direction... urn:lcp:flanimalsofdeep0000gerv:epub:d0725eef-c482-45e3-adc0-b61e83f36084 Foldoutcount 0 Grant_report Arcadia #4281 Identifier flanimalsofdeep0000gerv Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t6tz25w1h Invoice 2089 Isbn 9780571234035 Oculothorax: The Wobboid Mump is an eyeball in jelly. Its only function is to look around and find a purpose for its existence, but it can't due to ironically being blind.