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	{{Tales of Ganiton}}{{Infobox Species}}'''Oculivermis vitrealis (Common ~~name~~: Vitraworm)'''		{{Tales of Ganiton}}{{Infobox Species}}'''Oculivermis vitrealis (Common Name: Vitraworm)'''

			'''Family: Exenteridae'''

			'''Habitat: Thrives in warm, humid environments where food spoils quickly. Eggs are commonly found on decaying meat, fish, and dairy, spreading easily through contaminated larders or swamp markets. Within hosts, the orbital cavity serves as their primary habitat.'''

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	{{Tales of Ganiton}}{{Infobox Species}}Vitraworm		{{Tales of Ganiton}}{{Infobox Species}}'''Oculivermis vitrealis (Common name: Vitraworm)'''

	Scientific Name: Oculivermis vitrealis

⚫	Description:

		⚫	== Description: ==
	Vitraworms are slender, translucent parasites, 3–6 cm in length. Their bodies shimmer like liquid crystal, giving the appearance of fragile glass. Tiny, recurved barbs line the tapered head, allowing the worm to anchor securely in soft tissue. Faint luminescent glands along the flanks pulse during feeding, casting an eerie glow in dim light. Despite their delicate frame, they possess highly potent digestive enzymes capable of liquefying ocular tissue.		Vitraworms are slender, translucent parasites, 3–6 cm in length. Their bodies shimmer like liquid crystal, giving the appearance of fragile glass. Tiny, recurved barbs line the tapered head, allowing the worm to anchor securely in soft tissue. Faint luminescent glands along the flanks pulse during feeding, casting an eerie glow in dim light. Despite their delicate frame, they possess highly potent digestive enzymes capable of liquefying ocular tissue.

	Behavior:		=== Behavior: ===

	Nocturnal Predators: Active primarily between 2:00–5:00 a.m.		Nocturnal Predators: Active primarily between 2:00–5:00 a.m.

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	Pheromonal Attraction: Worms secrete chemical signals that can attract additional worms to a single host.		Pheromonal Attraction: Worms secrete chemical signals that can attract additional worms to a single host.

	Feeding Process (Grotesque, In-Depth Detail):		=== Feeding Process (Grotesque, In-Depth Detail): ===

	1. Orbital Arrival and Penetration:		1. Orbital Arrival and Penetration:

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	Mature worms lay microscopic eggs within the orbital cavity. Some exit via the lacrimal ducts, contaminating tears and surrounding surfaces. Others remain until host death, ensuring the continuation of the parasitic cycle. Eggs are immediately infectious, capable of continuing the cycle with minimal exposure.		Mature worms lay microscopic eggs within the orbital cavity. Some exit via the lacrimal ducts, contaminating tears and surrounding surfaces. Others remain until host death, ensuring the continuation of the parasitic cycle. Eggs are immediately infectious, capable of continuing the cycle with minimal exposure.

	Symptoms Timeline:		=== Symptoms Timeline: ===

	0–12 hours: mild fatigue, gastrointestinal discomfort		0–12 hours: mild fatigue, gastrointestinal discomfort

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	7+ days: complete ocular collapse, severe pain, systemic complications		7+ days: complete ocular collapse, severe pain, systemic complications

	Warnings:		=== Warnings: ===

	Early infestation is nearly impossible to detect.		Early infestation is nearly impossible to detect.

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	Extreme caution should be exercised with potentially contaminated food.		Extreme caution should be exercised with potentially contaminated food.

	Notes:		=== Notes: ===

	“The Vitraworm is an astonishingly precise and horrifying predator. Watching it slowly liquefy the vitreous, shred the retina, and hollow the eye is nauseating yet fascinating. Its translucent body allows full observation of its feeding process—every bite, every movement, visible in excruciating detail. Multiple worms in a single orbit accelerate destruction to terrifying levels. No creature observed in the wild rivals its combination of stealth, efficiency, and biological horror.”		“The Vitraworm is an astonishingly precise and horrifying predator. Watching it slowly liquefy the vitreous, shred the retina, and hollow the eye is nauseating yet fascinating. Its translucent body allows full observation of its feeding process—every bite, every movement, visible in excruciating detail. Multiple worms in a single orbit accelerate destruction to terrifying levels. No creature observed in the wild rivals its combination of stealth, efficiency, and biological horror.”

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