Woolly Structus

The woolly structus is a species of structi on Impendia that, unlike other structi, is able to self-locomote, and has flax-like fibers growing out from its frame. The species are somewhat flexible and can bend into whatever shape allows them to move in the most advantageous way, such as a spiral, biped, or quadruped. Woolly structi are raised by Impendians and their fibers made into household items and have traditionally been the material of choice for blitboles.