Animal Powers
Sweep together.
Animals grouped here express a similar power through their behavior in nature. Each species still has its own principle, lesson, meaning, and field-guide page.
2 species
Species principle: Schooling Sweep
Sweep together.
Resourcefulness grows when many bodies read the same current together.
Cownose Rays often travel in groups and use wing-like fins to move over sandy bottoms while foraging for buried shellfish.
Species principle: River-Snouted Sensing
Feel the current.
Adaptation sharpens when the body is tuned to a narrow, difficult place.
Desmans are semi-aquatic relatives of moles with sensitive snouts, webbed feet, and riverbank habits suited to finding prey in dark moving water.
