About
| the dolar muscas | |
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| Kingdom: | Animals (Animalia) |
| Phylum: | Arthropods (Arthropoda) |
| Class: | Casects (Casectum) |
| Order: | Muscia (Muscadae) |
Dolar muscasses have weirdly shaped bodies with 2 wings. The wings are half the size of their body. On the wings they have bones used to controll their flights and fight with to protect themselves. 3 known species don't have bones on the wings at all. They also have hair all over their body to protect them from temperature. The warmer, the less hair they have. All species are in 0.3 cm and 13.5 cm size.
Habitat
Dolar muscasses live all over the world, even in the Northpole and Antarctica they found a way to survive! Even in the most dangerous and unhealthy areas, they found a way. Like some species disolving all the bad stuff into thin air with special organs called saxom-organs and being able to travel really long distances without getting tired.
Sences
Dolar muscasses are known for there really good senses. Dolar muscasses have the same senses as humans and most species have developed 2 of there senses really well.
Sight
most of the dolar muscas species have really good sight, some seeing up to 15x better then us! They have perfected there vision. Many dolar muscasses can see carbon monoxide, infrared, ultraviolet and much more. Some species can even switch from seeing stuff like infrared to normal. This is used by some females to check if the male is also beautiful in the non infrared world, to extra if he is good enough. This includes species like Small Waterroosters, Asian Speedy-rinusses and ferretals. Most dolar muscasses have 3-4 eye cones for seeing colors. Normally this isn't the human colors though... Most species have blue and Fryne (Vatsotana) colored cones. Fryne is a theoretic color that normal human eyes can't see. These are all the colors that are spread across the dolar muscas species: blue, red, green, Fryne, Clyne (Crynum), Purn (Flastopi), Trine (Retkrum), ultra violet and infrared. That's a total of 9 different color types!
Hearing
most dolar muscasses also have good ability to hear. The ears of dolar muscasses are hidden underneath the hair. This is great for protecting their ears, because dolar muscasses can hear around 1.8x better without hair and they will be so good at hearing, that just soft music can be to loud for them, even with hair, so that's why most dolar muscasses developed a system that can make them hear louder or softer. Most dolar muscasses can't controll this though, because most of the time this goes automatically by the ears itself. Sometimes though, dolar muscasses can controll this theirselves. It will go automatically if a sound is really to loud, around 2x louder then dolar muscasses like it to be. Dolar muscasses have 2 types of communication: Sounds that humans can hear and hig frequency sounds that humans can't hear. Most dolar muscasses don't use hearable sounds because those species can't controll their ear system, meaning they can't hear human frequency. Dolar muscas high frequency sounds for communication from all species are between 20-57Khz. Some dolar muscasses call females with low frequency sounds. Those sounds are from -20Khz to -30Khz
Species
There are currently 5320 total species of dolar muscasses across 13 families.
- Normalis Genus -- Normal Kinds (1035)
- Tropicae Quaedam -- Tropicals (151)
- Hiberna Quaedam -- Wintery Kinds (535)
- Thorax -- Jumpers (623)
- Saltando -- Prodance (758)
- Deseris Aculoe -- Lurchers (320)
- Spieces Musca -- Resemble Flies (629)
- Non Volantes -- Not Flying Kinds (100)
- Nox Vitae -- Nighters (47)
- Aqua Muscas -- Watery Kinds (255)
- Regentes -- Rainers (300)
- Ratibus -- Floaters (156)
- Obliquum -- Zigzags (401)