Species-009: Beeths

Beeths appear to be very small flying organisms, but lack a tradition exoskeleton one would expect with Eth life or Old Earth insects. They travel in swarms but nest collectively in treeths post-bloom to reproduce. One of the top predators, they attack doths, poths , romths , and vaths. Nomths appear to be immune to the catabolic enzymes they secrete into their prey, and will demolish Beeth nests without care.

Structure and Behavior
Beeths are small and can manipulate their bodies to slip through the shells of their prey. Once inside, they secrete digestive enzymes that are irritating in small amounts and deadly in large. After bringing down their prey, they consume the leftover slurry, leaving an empty shell behind. Beeths are rather aggressive, but cannot pass through standard containment suits. Their enzymes will damage the suit over time, so an equipment inspection should take place after an attack.