Chapter 16: Demon Slaying Order (I)

"Saulo, you're making it hard for me to do this. The figure of Polusalino appeared on the bow of the ship, swept down another warship in the distance, and sighed slightly.

"Needless to say, if you want to catch me, do it, I will never let you chase her. Saulo looked at Polusalino with a look of jealousy.

As a vice admiral of the Navy Headquarters, he is also a giant clan, among the many vice admirals of the Headquarters, his strength is also high, but compared with the three vice admirals of Polusalino, Kuzan, and Sakasky, there is still a big gap in strength.

As for himself, before making a decision, he knew that he would definitely not be able to escape, otherwise he would not have destroyed other warships and left with two warships when he fled.

"You can't let her run away like that, or the World Government will be very angry. Polusalino looked at the other warship that was about to disappear from his sight, his body slowly turning into light, and then condensed again in midair, his hands glowing with golden light.

"Eight-foot Qiongyu. ”

Countless rays of light flew out of his hand and shot towards the warship below.

Boom, boom, boom.

In an instant, the entire warship was hit with thousands of holes, and Saulo himself turned blood-red all over, and he knelt on the deck in embarrassment.

"It's still alive, it's really a giant family. Polusalino, who had stopped his attack, looked at Saulo, who was still trying to get up, and a look of surprise appeared on his face.

"I'm not going to let you catch her. Sauro, who barely stood up, grabbed the broken mast that had fallen beside him and threw it hard at Polusalino in the air.

"Why do you bother? Facing the flying mast, the yellow ape's body turned into a golden light again, dodging the mast, and at the same time, when he just revealed his form, the index finger of his right hand moved, and a golden light pierced Saulo's body below.

Puff puff.

This was followed by several rays of light that struck Saulo's body in succession.

Saulo, who had been hit in succession, finally collapsed on the surface of the sea full of wreckage of warships.

Defeating Saulo who stood in the way, Polusalino did not immediately chase the fleeing Orbia, but stood quietly on a piece of wreckage on the sea, as if thinking about something.

At this moment, the voice of the phone bug rang out from Porusalino's body.

"As soon as you catch someone, take them to O'Hara, and they're already over. Sengoku's voice came out of the phone bug.

"I'm afraid I can't do this, Your Excellency. Polusalino said and looked at a figure that suddenly appeared on the opposite side, and said helplessly to the Warring States opposite the phone bug.

"What's going on. “

Invertebrates are a diverse species system, with few other features in common than the absence of vertebrae, except for a slight kinship with each other. Various invertebrates have their own morphology and lifestyle.

life cycle

The life cycle of different species of invertebrates varies. Most invertebrates are oviparous, some undergo multiple larval morphologies, such as butterflies, moths and other insects, while others become adults as soon as they hatch.

Athletic habits

Most invertebrates have distinct anterior and posterior ends, with clusters of sensory organs close to the mouth, which helps them to detect new situations when moving forward, and to respond quickly to make them move faster and more agile. [3]

Link body

Many invertebrates have a body that can be divided into separate links, which allows them to change shape at will and move in complex ways. For example, centipedes have a pair of legs on most of their links and are extremely flexible when locoding.

Spine feature editing

The most striking feature of vertebrates is that a vertebra or spine supports the body. A typical vertebrate has complex sensory organs that connect muscles, limbs, and a brain. The complex skeleton inside allows vertebrates to grow quite large and adaptable.

Vertebrates account for a very small proportion of the animal kingdom, and there are about 40,000 species of vertebrates known to man, which are divided into fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. They are found in almost every corner of the planet.

Skeletal features

The skeleton of vertebrates is mainly made up of vertebrae, limbs, and skulls.

Animals of all kinds

Various animals (15 photos)

The vertebral spine is the main supporting part of the vertebrate skeleton, the skull protects the brain, and internal organs such as the heart and lungs are wrapped between the vertebrae and ribs.

limbs

Many vertebrates have limbs. Fish are paddled by fins, and the limbs of terrestrial animals evolved from fins. The limbs help the vertebrate animal to swim around, walk, or fly.

skin

The skin of vertebrates is scaly, slippery, hairy, or pinnae, and different types of skin have different functions. Scaly skin helps fish protect their bodies, slippery skin helps amphibians breathe on land, and hairy skin helps birds and mammals keep out the cold.

feel

Different species of vertebrates have their own unique sensitivities that help them perceive danger, forage for food, or court, such as sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell, echolocation, and sensitivity to electricity, magnetism, and gravitational pulls.

reproduction

There are two types of reproduction in vertebrates: sexual reproduction, in which male and female animals mate, and the female's eggs are fertilized by the male before they can reproduce, and asexual reproduction, as a few vertebrates do not distinguish between sexes. [3]

Common trait editing

eye

UV signposts for bees: Bees and butterflies can see ultraviolet rays that are invisible to the human eye. Over a long period of natural evolution, flowers that rely on bees and butterflies for pollination emit a special ultraviolet light that guides bees and butterflies to collect nectar.

Eyes on tentacles: The soft sponge appears to have no eyes, but its photoreceptors are actually located at the tip of each tentacle.

Scallop eye: There is a kind of shell called scallop in the ocean, which has 50~100 eyes, and each eye can reflect light to the light sensorer in the upper part of the eye.

Red-eyed Tree Frog: The Costa Rican red-eyed tree frog has limited vision, and its neurobehavioral and jumping reflexes suggest that it can only see moving prey.

Shark color default: Sharks do not have photoreceptors like humans, and they have very few cones in their eyes, so sharks can barely see any color. At the same time, although the rods in the shark's eyes are "large", they are few in number, making it difficult to catch light, so sharks have slower vision than humans.

Mudskippers live in water, but they often climb up to trees on the shore and stay on land for hours, so their eyes are typical of terrestrial eyes. And the water it lives in is mostly turbid ponds, and it doesn't matter whether your underwater vision is good or bad.

The water in which the drum worm lives is clear, because it has chosen amphibious for its settlement, so nature has not hesitated to give it two pairs of eyes, one for use in the water and the other for surfacing.

A four-eyed fish in the lakes of Central America that leaps out of the water with agility to prey on flying insects. It is said to be a "four-eyed fish", but in fact it has only two eyes, and the special feature of these two eyes is that the pupils are elongated in diameter up and down, and the eyes are cut into two parts by a layer of space, and the refractive medium of the upper part of the transparent medium is adapted to seeing in the air, and the lower part of the eye is adapted to observing in the water.

The eyes of deep-sea mollusks, up to 20 cm in diameter, are nested eyes with an extended function. They have large pupils that allow them to catch as much light as possible, focusing on extremely sensitive light-sensitive components. Owls are night creatures that can see even when the light is weak. The intensity of the light it needs to see things is only 1/100th of what the human eye needs.

Cat's eyes sparkle in the dark, wolf eyes are eerie in the night, but their eyes don't glow themselves, but they can reflect the moonlight, starlight, and other faint light that enters the eyes, and collect these rays on the back surface of the eyes, so that their eyes shine brightly

Animals have several characteristics that distinguish them from other organisms. Animals are eukaryotes and are usually multicellular (see slimeosomes with an exception), which distinguishes them from bacteria and most protists. Animals are consumers and usually digest food in an inner cavity, which distinguishes it from plants and algae. Animals are also different from plants, algae, and fungi due to their lack of cell walls. All animals are motile, if only part of the growth period is counted. The embryo has a period of blastocyst formation, which is a characteristic only found in animals.

Native classes

Features:

Single-celled animals, with a very simple body structure, can eat, move, reproduce and die. Animals with very small bodies that can only be observed with a microscope. Inhabits freshwater, seawater, or bodily fluids of other animals. For example, amoebae.

Software

Molluscas are a highly successful biological category with a wide range of shapes, including all "shellfish", octopus and cuttlefish. Most molluscs live in the sea, some live at the junction of brackish and freshwater, and a small number are terrestrial.

Features:

The body is soft, unsegmented, symmetrical, and the dorsal cortex extends downward into the mantle, covering most of the body.

Most mollusks have one or two shells, e.g. snails, clams.

Others degenerate into inner shells that hide under the mantle, such as cuttlefish.

Some species have a complete loss of shell, such as nudibranchs.

The locomotor organ is the foot.

worm

Typical of various invertebrates with elongated, soft bodies and often no appendages. Worms belong to the number

The phylum Invertebrates, including Platyzoa, Annelids, Nephytas, Thysopanidas, Star Worms, Echinocephalics, Brachiae and Palatina

Features:

1. The body is soft, divided into links, and each link has a pair of excretories. Examples include earthworms and sand silkworms. 2. A soft and round body, parasitic in animals or plants. Examples include roundworms and pinworms.

Vertebrate subphylum ed

In life, the animals of the subphylum Vertebrates are the most familiar to us. According to the classification of "class", the animals of the extant vertebrate subphylum can be divided into the following classes:

Hagfish

Hagfish live in the deep sea, are almost completely blind, have elongated bodies, and are hermaphroditic, although they are both called "eels" with lampreys, they actually belong to two different classes.

Lampreys

As the name suggests, lampreys have seven pairs of gills. It belongs to the same class as hagfish. The body is slender, the sucker is large, and the appearance is very similar to that of a normal eel.

Cartilaginous fishes

It is similar to bony fish, but it does not have a swim bladder or scales, and is usually larger in size, only living in the ocean, and has well-developed teeth. The endoskeleton is composed entirely of cartilage and is often calcified, but does not have any true bone tissue.

Flesh-finned fishes

It belongs to the same class as the radial-finned fishes. With a history of more than 400 million years, the vast majority of species are now extinct. It is characterized by shaft bones on the fins, so some flesh-finned fish can live out of the water for a long time.

Radiata

There are more than 30,000 species in the class Radiata. Both fresh and salt water are available. There are swim bladders, fish scales, and the fins are radial. The vast majority cannot live without water.

Although the above five classes are all called "fish", they are in fact very different.

Amphibians

There are about 4,000 species of amphibians, including amphida, tails, and tails.

Features:

1. Spend their early childhood in water.

2. Have a skeletal structure adapted to terrestrial,

frog

frog

There are limbs, the skin is moist, and there are many glands.

3. No scales or body hair on the body.

4. The tongue is bifurcated, inverted, and can stretch outward.

5. Mating and fertilization are carried out in water.

6. The larvae breathe through the gills, while the adults breathe through the skin, the inner walls of the mouth and the lungs. [4]

Reptiles

Reptiles are vertebrates that are fully adapted to life on land. Compared to amphibians, they have dry, scaly skin that reduces water loss, including Lepida, Turtles, and Crocodiles.

Features:

The surface of the body is covered with scales or cuticular plates;

The exercise is carried out in a typical crawling style, i.e., the limbs are extended outward, the abdomen is on the ground, and the crawling forward

They all breathe with their lungs, and their body temperature is not constant and will change with the temperature of the outside world, so they should hibernate in the harsh winter and summer in the hot summer.

Reptiles are cold-blooded animals with vertebral vertebrates, and their body surfaces are covered with scales.

Reptiles have only three ventricles in their hearts, unlike other animals that have four.

The vast majority of reptiles are oviparous, but some species hatch in the mother before being born. [4]

Ornithischia

hawk

hawk

Birds evolved from reptiles. Due to their ability to fly, birds can survive in any corner of the world. There are more than 9,000 species of birds in existence, including Psitciformes, Gooseformes, Penguins, Falconiformes, and Passerinees.

Mammalia

All mammals are warm-blooded, and breastfeeding their offspring is one of their most striking characteristics. Mammals include nearly 30 orders, including monoforales, carnivores, primates, odd ungulates, and artiodactyls.

Behavior editing

defense

Defensive behavior of animals is the behavior of animals in order to respond to external aggression, to defend their own survival, or to warn other individuals in their group.

Storage

Animals consume food in order to take in the nutrients that make up the body—organic and inorganic—and the energy necessary for all kinds of physiological activities. This is the feeding behavior of animals. Therefore, when food is abundant, some animals will store some food and eat it when they are hungry. Such an act is called the act of storing.

attack

Aggression in animals refers to attacks or fights between individuals of the same species. In the animal kingdom, individuals of the same species often attack or fight with each other due to competition for food, mates, and seizure of nesting areas and fields.

Reproduction and development

Almost all animals undergo some type of sexual reproduction. Mature individuals are diploid or polyploid. They have specialized germ cells that undergo meiosis to produce smaller, motable spermatozoa or larger, immovable eggs. The sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg and develop into a new individual.

Many animals are also capable of asexual reproduction. This can occur in parthenogenesis (mature eggs are produced without mating) or some through breakage.

The fertilized egg initially develops into a small ball, called an embryo, where it undergoes reorganization and differentiation. In the sponge, the embryonic larvae swim to a new position and develop.