Cube Matleaf
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Split off from the Matleaf, the Cube Matleaf made its way into rivers. It lost its filter-feeding ability, instead spending its time only as a mat soaking up the sun along the edges of rivers, lakes, and streams. It has taken on a square shape, which allows it to tessellate better with its neighbors. Like its ancestor, it has elongated filter-baits which never stop growing and tangle with those of its neighbors to create mats; however, the “filter” part of “filter-bait” is gone.