What dung they don't eat is buried in the soil, fertilizing it and ensuring the regrowth of plants. They are most often found in the deep caves, feeding on massive quantities of bat guano and, in turn, being hunted by other giant invertebrates that prowl the dark passages and walls. The Scarabidae can power all aspects of island life!Ī dung beetle of enormous size, Scarabidae gigas is a vital component of the island's strange ecology. Fertilizer means crops, which is human fuel.
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Oil becomes gas, which is generator fuel. These wondrous little organic biofactories are truly a sustainable, green, eco-friendly source of resources for living off the land. Why else would a creature evolve to be such a perfect pet? Most tribes jealously protect their Scarabidae, whom are handily tamed with the skilled use of some well-handled feces.
Scarabidae makes me think humans have been on the island for a long time. If that wasn't reason enough to worship the Scarabidae, the refined waste product is almost identical to fertilizer from a compost bin. Somehow, Scarabidae converts feces into oil. The oily byproduct is chemically the same as the oil found in the oceans around the island. It metabolizes this waste into a more refined waste product, along with an oily byproduct. What I can say is that this creature is a perfect symbiont for advanced human tribes.Ĭoprophagic, it eats mostly useless waste (feces). What magic created the Scarabidae gigas, I cannot say.
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