Flying Melter Detritis

Split off from melter detritis, the flying melter detritis made their way onto land by way of air as the wind blew over the ocean, picking up those residing near the surface. They have thick cell walls compared to their ancestor to avoid losing water and keep their cilia spread out to allow them to be taken anywhere by the wind. Like their ancestor, they have enzymes which they use to break down the outer shells of crystal flora; however, as crystal flora are not global, they feed on other types of dead organisms just as much.