Clef Euphopinna

Swimming close to surface in bright, open waters are the Clef Euphopinna. They possess a unique bone structure running down length-wise, providing a gyroscopic balance. The structure follows into cartilage, then to fin.

Clef Euphopinna are omnivorious, feeding on material that floats upon the surface. They are known to feast upon small crustacean-like creatures, but prefer not to exuberate the energy.