The common seabeetle is a tripedal organism which lives in shallow tropical and subtropical waters and beaches, as well as some temperate regions. The seabeetle is especially abundant in the Tangue reef. The seabeetle will use its two long feather-like appendages on its body to catch biological debris and other types of food. The seabeetle is also a scavenger and will feed on most decaying life it may find in its path. It has a singualr big eye on the top of its head, which is used to spot potential rivals and predators from above. The seabeetles size is roughly that of an average hand.
