Amoebor

Amoebors are a vast living structure of cytoplasm that contain many free-floating nuclei.

These beasts begin life as amoeba-like organisms ubiquitous throughout the biosphere. If these free-floating cells encounter a plentiful food source, they multiply quickly and form together into complex and mobile slime forms several meters in size. During this stage, these cells achieve the function of a large multicultural life-form, moving freely, sensing their surroundings, and consuming any nearby nutrients.

Amoebors have the ability to subdivide, establishing separate organisms with the same genetics as their source. Conversely, separate Amoebors that are genetically similar can fuse together to form a larger colony.