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| Coconut Jellyfloat | |
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| Scientific name | Cephalus Injectia |
| Family | Jellyfloat |
| Areas | The Tropical Strip |
| Attacks | Inhales Pikmin,
Rolls after Pikmin, Shoots needles |
A species of Jellyfloat, that is covered in thick bristles. It is the largest Jellyfloat, and the most dangerous. It uses it's hairy tentacles, to catch small creatures, like air plankton, but not Pikmin. It also reacts curiously to bright lights, chasing down the source, at top speed-rolling, crushing anything in it's path. It's only known predator is the Sandworm, which is about the same size as it. It is brown, and the hairs on it's body help it disguise as coconuts on trees, to avoid Sandworm attack. It's antennae are a dull brown, and it is consiedered the least appealing Jellyfloat to all. It can shoot needles from it's body, which send deadly toxins into the blood stream of the creature. As there has been none experimented on, the biology of this creature remains a mystery.
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--BeatOli 15:40, 15 July 2009 (UTC)