Tangled Shrubs

Ilex domesticus (arnoldii)

The tangled shrub is very different from the common shrub, and often passes as a different species entirely. The tangled shrub's body is black, with thorny vines instead of bushes and leaves. The thorns are red. It's arms and legs are dark green, with 2cm red claws at the end. They have a couple of thorns on their arms and legs as well. It's lure is a Rafflesia Arnoldi. Behind the flower are leaves that are the same as common shrubs. The Rafflesia flower is not attached to a stem. Instead, it is attached to the top of the shrub's head. The vines on the shrub are dark green, and its eyes are red and neon orange. The shrub is friendly to other shrubs, but not so nice to humans.