Mammalian Mite

Overview
Tiny and common, the mammalian mite is prey for many small plants and animals. It is tiny, small enough for you to hold 3 in your hand, so bigger creatures have problems trying to eat them.

Daily Life
Mammalian mites live in burrows in groups of 3-100. They cannot dig well, so they often use the burrows of other creatures. They eat minerals and squeak to communicate.

Adaptations

 * Since the atmosphere of Vispericulum is damaging to fur, mammalian mites have shrunken in size in order to have less fur.