Sensprout

With six stubby appendages the Sensprout gently walks along undergrowth of their wooded abode. At six inches high this modest little creature quietly plants it’s seeds on top of fallen logs, under leaf piles and within the nooks of rotten stumps. These seeds are not only for propagation, for the Sensprout ’s seeds, floating within a jelly sack are covered in light receptors. Able to relay when they see something alarming by way of loudly popping the Sensprout quickly retreats from the area. Only when a seed is safe for a full moon will it end it’s fatal vigil and begin to grow into a mature mobile Sensprout itself.