Pycnogonida Phage Virus

The Pycnogonida is the Tophaphagous aquatic crustacean responsible for COVID-19. Various species of the Pycnogonida survive by hunting warm-blooded creatures. A Pycnogonida will consume prey smaller than itself using powerful jaws to break flesh and drain bodily fluids. A Pycnogonida enters prey larger than itself via available body cavities such as the mouth, nostril, genitalia, anus, eyes, ears, or via penetration of the epidermal layer. Once inside a targeted prey, a Pycnogonida attaches to internal organs and survives as a parasite. Once a Pycnogonida enters a targeted host, the species reproduces rapidly at an exponential rate. Spawn of Pycnogonida parasites reproduce at a rate that most host species cannot fight off via a natural immune system response.