Phreatiwrma
β There was no worm found in the volcano, only a huge living worm of hell from the Mount Ellinor Cordillera. β
β Jonathan Pagasa
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Annelida
Class: Clitellata
Order: Neoarhynchobdellida
Family: Terrahirudinidae
Genius: Pyroterrahirudo
Species: Rufoterrahirudo pyrophilos
Descendant: leeches
Named by: ???
Year Published: ???
Size: 10.4 m tall in height; 23.4 m in length
Lifespan: 9 years
Activity: Cathemeral π π
Thermoregulate: Ectotherm
Type:Β
Annelids (Leeches)
Fictional
Title:Β
Fire Land Leech
Pantheon:Β
Terran/Gaian πΊπ³
Sawintiran πΊπ³β¨
Threat Level: β β β β β (this threat was neutral, if can attack we provoke)
Diet: Carnivorous
Elements: Carnivorous π₯©π₯ππͺ²Β
Elements: Fire π₯, Water π
Inflicts: Fireblight π₯, Waterblight π, Blastblight π£
Weaknesses: Water π, Rock πͺ¨, Ice βοΈ, Metal π©
Casualties: ???
Based On:Β
fictional
Pompeii Worm
Conservation Status: Vulnerable (VU) β IUCN Red List
Phreatiwrma (Rufoterrahirudo pyrophilos) is a fictional species of gigantic leech introduced in Weather Dragons series of Bagani: Warriors of New Magdalenia.
Phreatiwrma is the Sawintiran word for "fire worm."
Underneath the volcano, there is a large leech called Phreatiwrma. Its light blue to cyan-colored fur-like covering protects it from sunlight and radiation. Their second head is not functional, and their red-to-peach body with elemental pits actually releases helium gas. They also have teeth-like objects for hooking or grabbing prey. Phreatiwrma has poor vision because of its seven eyes, which are covered by skin like caecilians'.
Phreatiwrma opens its pits and emits reddish-orange helium gas mixed with nitrogen; the organism remains unhurt during the explosion. Phreatiwrma can bore through any igneous or metamorphic rock with its teeth and strength. Phreatiwrma is a blind mammal that perceives vibration on a medium scale.
The worms contain two separate types of auditory sensory neurons that are closely linked to their skin. When sound waves strike the worms' skin, the fluid within them may vibrate similarly to a cochlea, causing the skin to vibrate. Ivan Mackerle built a motor-driven "thumper" and even attempted to locate it with tiny explosions, alluding to a story in Frank Herbert's novel Dune about how repetitive thumping may summon massive fictional sandworms to the surface.
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Phreatiwrma is a territorial species that dares to their own territory; small ones also attack and run away from larger ones.
In contrast to Yellowstone National Park, Phreatiwrma was situated in the Elinor Cordillera, a region of Sawintir that was home to a live volcano and caldera. Through non-igneous rocks like sandstone or common stones, Phreatiwrma cannot be restrained.
Movement Pattern: Initially Migrant
Individual Type: Solo
Population Trend: Stable
Population: 4,050,000
Locomotion: Amphibious
Habitat: Sulfur Lake; Volcanic Crater Lake; Lava Field; Lava Tube; Volcano; Lava Trench; Basalt Delta; Warm Ghost Town; Cold Ghost Town.
Earth:Β
Extant & Introduced (Resident): Greece; Guatemala; Honduras; Iceland; Italy; Mexico; United States
Sawintir:Β
Extant (Resident): Avalor; Enchancia
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β There was no worm in the volcano, only a massive living hellworm from Mount Ellinor Cordillera. β
βJonathan Pagasa (2021)
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