Abyssal sucker is a small sea creature found in the sea depths near island Rab (Croatia). Now extinct, it was believed to feed on blood from Sea worms. Their evolution is a mystery since they are related to Arthropods, Mammals, and Reptiles. Most scientists reject the possibility of the coexistence of these three classes in one organism and it's often claimed that such organisms never existed. Some independent researchers accuse scientific lobbies to cover up the extinction of certain species, sensitive to environmental changes.

This artwork was made for the Kaleidoscienza x KnownOrigin Biodiversity project, in 2020. It was one of 12 final artworks, but it was never tokenized under the Kaleidoscienza contract.

https://medium.com/knownorigin/kaleidoscienza-creative-challenge-winners-774a8aa31254

The creative challenge’s main goal is to promote and raise awareness on topics concerning the role of biodiversity in our lives. Biodiversity is an issue on which The General Assembly of UNESCO has paid special attention since 2011, inaugurating a decade of activity called Living in harmony with nature (EU biodiversity strategy 2020). The protection of biodiversity is goal 15 of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.