Poison Ivy
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Officially named Plant 43, this B.O.W. was developed by analyzing the data from Plant 42. It was selectively bred to move on its own, and it survives by absorbing water vapor through its surface.
It attacks prey with the two ivy-like appendages that give it its name, and inflicts fatal wounds by spitting digestive enzymes out of its head-like flower. These enzymes are always extremely poisonous as well.
It can adapt to its environment, even upon detecting harmful substances in the air.
A prime example of such an adaptation is the Poison Ivy.
In this case, its body has been exposed to P-r gas, resulting in physical changes. This poisonous B.O.W. no longer expunges acidic fluid, but rather emits a highly poisonous gas.
Its form is essentially the same as that of the standard Ivy, only it has been exposed to P-r gas, making its flower red and giving it poisonous properties. Its capable of emitting
venomous gas.
