Geordie Guide
Normal Fauna
Passive
Salpapods
・Shallows
Geordie Behavior
It swims alongside the other common fish in the Shallows.
Geordie Databank Entry
Geordie (tentatively Salpapod georgie). A jet-propelled omnivore evolved from an organism resembling a bony octopus.
[1] Rasping jaw
The geordie's hard mouthparts can brush algae off rocks, crush small crustaceans, pull plugs out of coral and cut wads of kelp.
[2] Four fins
Perhaps evolved from bony legs, they steer the geordie and host its four stomach pouches.
[3] Diverticular stomachs
Each fin-leg holds a digestive pouch with bacteria specialized to portions of the geordie's diverse diet. Swimming motion helps stir and digest food.
[4] Central jet
The central channel is lined with stinging cells, which kill small seaborne fauna. Do not insert fingers. Muscular pulses propel the geordie by jet action.
[5] Donut-shaped 'spinal' braid
The geordie's nerve braid is wrapped around the jet channel like a donut. Toroidal brain structures may have interesting downstream consequences in large organisms.
Assessment: edible, though heavily loaded with metals and waxes. Advise thorough fabricator cook.
Geordie Survival Tips
A fabricator should be used to cook it.
| Item | Recipe |
|---|---|
Cooked Geordie | Geordie x 1 |