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Ombe is one of the few species of underwater animal on [[Haboda]]. Ombes like to float on the top of the ocean and graze on [[inko flo]] plants. They breathe air, so they have a small head that can peek out of the water to breathe in. After they breathe some air, they won't have to again for a day or 2, because ombes can hold their breath for a long time. The ombe is shaped like a circle with their head in the middle of their body. Underneath the Ombe is their mouth which they use to eat the inko flo. They eat by flipping around and then they float across the top of the ocean.
Ombe is one of the few species of underwater animal on [[Haboda]]. Ombe like to float on the top of the ocean and graze on [[inko flo]] plants. They breathe air, so they have a small head that can peek out of the water to breathe in. After they breathe some air, they won't have to again for a day or two, because ombe can hold their breath for a long time. The ombe is shaped like a circle with their head in the middle of their body. Underneath the Ombe is their mouth which they use to eat the inko flo. They eat by flipping around and then they float across the top of the ocean. Ombe are also sometimes used to ride around on top of the ocean.

Latest revision as of 12:54, 17 May 2026

Ombe is one of the few species of underwater animal on Haboda. Ombe like to float on the top of the ocean and graze on inko flo plants. They breathe air, so they have a small head that can peek out of the water to breathe in. After they breathe some air, they won't have to again for a day or two, because ombe can hold their breath for a long time. The ombe is shaped like a circle with their head in the middle of their body. Underneath the Ombe is their mouth which they use to eat the inko flo. They eat by flipping around and then they float across the top of the ocean. Ombe are also sometimes used to ride around on top of the ocean.