The MoLok is a tiny flying insect that feeds on nectar from flowers using its long tongue. The consumed nectar goes to the flat abdomen, where it is converted into energy for the insect. The abdomen is also used to help the MoLok help steer itself while in flit, and is rather soft and flexible. Its wings are its legs, upon landing, the webbing on its legs wrap themselves around the legs to help stop themselves from being ripped or damage, which could reduce its capability of flying. The baby and child forms of the MoLok are beautiful and very common to find and are completely harmless, but be warry of the mature MoLok. The MoLok is easy to tell by its coloured carapace, which reflects a dark teal and light green in the right lighting, coupled with its golden wings, its beautiful to see one in flight.

MoLok owned by  torenzabbic
art and MoLok ©  Trenton