Pyukumuku is a Wiwaxia

OK. Thank for this National Geographic lesson.

a what?

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no it's a sea urchin
they throw their innards out as an defense mechanism

>>27708948
sea cucumbers spit their innards. not sea urchins.

>>27707747
>not an ediacarian fossil
WASTED OPORTUNITY

>>27709613
It's obviously a starfish, which eject their stomachs to defeat their prey.

>>27707747
If that were true it would be part rock.

>Not knowing sea bunnies

MALE TO FEMALE

>>27708750
a Wiwaxia

>>27711115
clearly its a teen-aged human female because they force their stomach contents out to increase their stats

>>27708750
A wiwaxia is a prehistoric organism found in the Cambrian explosion(as in a lot of new animals just appeared in the ocean out of thin air). I don't remember whether or not wiwaxia is considered a mollusk or an echinoderm as of today's studies.

>>27709613
That's true, but mostly a gooey, toxin to repel predators. Guts are just a byproduct of the expulsion. But it comes out the front, not the sides.
>>27711115
They don't really eject their stomachs, it's more of an ooze.

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>It's a "this Pokemon HAS to be based on only this one thing that I figured out, and if anyone implies it might be partially based on something else I will rabidly defend my position as if it were a personal attack against me" episode.

>>27707747
thanks for ripping my post off bitch