Senda · speculative descendant
Thistle Bug
Bromidia thistletoni
Generation 3 · descended from Bromidia brenthis (None)

As thistle species like Onopordum acanthium and Echinops ritro became more abundant, Bromidia brenthis evolved into a specialized herbivore. The Thistle Bug developed a long proboscis to feed on thistle nectar and a spiny exoskeleton to deter predators. Its spiny legs also help it grasp onto thistle stems.
Traits
- Size
- 1 cm body length
- Diet
- Onopordum acanthium and Echinops ritro
- Habitat
- thistle patches
- Locomotion
- flight
- Defense
- spiny exoskeleton
Notable features
- long proboscis
- spiny legs
Generated by Happy Naturalist AI from a real walk. Speculative biology — not a real species.