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This book consists of articles from Wikia. Pages: 46. Chapters: Pandora Inhabitants, Akrid, Anodite, Arrowtongue, Ascendancy's Races, Bladderhorn, C18 Locker Aliens, Children of the Green Planet, Chykka, Colo Claw Fish, Diamont, Emperor Sea Strider, Fan Lizard, Fire Flea, Flickerbat, Forest Banshee, Furon, Galvanic Mechamorph, Glowing Spidervine, Great Leonopteryx, Gyrosprinter, Hammerhead Titanothere, Hexapede, Hypnotoad, Lahdia Plant, Lumigek, Luminoth, Metroid, Molator, Moorwen, Mountain Banshee, Na'vi, Notanban, Omegan, Phantom Ghost, Prolemuris, Protoss, Sap Sac, Saturnine, Sturmbeest, Thanator, Viperwolf, Vok, Yu'Jal, Fan Lizard, Forest Banshee, Great Leonopteryx, Hammerhead Titanothere, Hexapede, Mountain Banshee, Na'vi, Prolemuris, Slinger, Thanator, Viperwolf. Excerpt: The Akrid are a diverse group of arthropodic, psychrophilic extremophiles who naturally inhabit the frozen, snow-covered lands of E.D.N. III. The Akrid are a diverse group of animals tha are split into a variety of highly-specialized variants, all of which will aid one another in combat. Although they seek thermal energy, they will not attack other Akrids for it. Each variant of Akrid seems to be completely incapable of breeding with one another -- it is currently unknown if this is due to a centralized brooder or not. A small swarm of Trilids. Able to fly, these Akrid are weak on their own but attack in swarms to overcome their opponents. Trilids remain docile until an enemy strays within their radius, and then each in turn initiates a spinning dive attack on the targeted foe. Because they congregate in swarms, seek out the nest located high up on a wall or a cliff and eliminate it before concentrating fire on the Trilid themselves. If you would need Thermal Energy, you would want to attack the Trilid, and gather an unlimited source of Thermal Energy. Their weak spot is on their tiny heads. A small swarm of Sepia. The Sepia were the very first Akrid to be encountered by the Humans after ...
