'Beadrows' are the simplistic descendants of Peukatyortes. These organisms have taken a step towards cephalization by distinguishing their 'brain' cell into a singular, tear-shaped head. Microscopic cilia allow the caterpillar-esque organism to feel and crawl along the leaves of plants, picking off plankton and similarly sized organisms with its sharp sucker. In a land of infinite scum to feed on, it is common within the forests of the Miliscope. ...Speaking on the Miliscope. The environment has gotten to the point that some organisms have reached sizes to just barely be recognizable to the naked eye. Imaged here is a milimeter-scaled image of a bustling ecosystem beneath grass-sized exoflora such as Bean Grass and Octopus Plants.
I took some creative liberties by replacing the black dots on the Ocellata with Whiskers. I felt like that was more interesting than just giving them eyes, and there's no seaborne predators to begin with to need those types of organs (for now!) Technically all of them besides the worm can be described as plankton, Ocellata are too small at this scale to move against the current outside of staler waters
