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Bogswallow are mud-dwelling [[enemy|enemies]] first discovered in the [[Primordial Thicket]] in {{p4}}. They are a very dirty yellow and have accents of brown. Atop their head are six green eyes, and their mouth is red in coloration. Bogswallow spit [[mud]] as a defensive mechanism but also to encapsulate prey so they can eat it. | Bogswallow are mud-dwelling [[enemy|enemies]] first discovered in the [[Primordial Thicket]] in {{p4}}. They are a very dirty yellow and have accents of brown. Atop their head are six green eyes, and their mouth is red in coloration. Bogswallow spit [[mud]] as a defensive mechanism but also to encapsulate prey so they can eat it. | ||
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The family's name, 'polyocular slug', contains the prefix 'poly-', meaning 'multiple', and the word 'ocular', meaning 'eyepiece' or 'connected with eyes or vision'. These words together mean 'multiple eyes', which is in relation to the six eyes that the Bogswallow has. The second word, 'slug', is likely a reference to the [[meerslug family]]. | The family's name, 'polyocular slug', contains the prefix 'poly-', meaning 'multiple', and the word 'ocular', meaning 'eyepiece' or 'connected with eyes or vision'. These words together mean 'multiple eyes', which is in relation to the six eyes that the Bogswallow has. The second word, 'slug', is likely a reference to the [[meerslug family]]. | ||
The family's genus, ''Gastropoidulus'', is a portmanteau of ''Gastropoidae'', the genus for members of the [[meerslug family]] | The family's genus, ''Gastropoidulus'', is a portmanteau of ''Gastropoidae'', the genus for members of the [[meerslug family]] and the suffix ''ulus'', a suffix that is used to create genus names and indicates smaller size. | ||
=== Names in other languages === | === Names in other languages === | ||