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In its two stone-like blades lay dozens of tiny seeds that burrow into wounds they cause. If left untreated, the seeds slowly kill their new host.

Living in tropical waterways, Viletops uses mangrove roots as cover to ambush prey, slashing them with its scythe-like claws to drain their fluids.

Viletops once swam underwater to hunt for prey. In seasons when it produces more pollen, the air around a Viletops turns yellow with the powder as it walks.