Description

With its second head fully grown and aware, Ettimbers often seem to be at odds with themselves, at least when both heads are active. For most of the day, they alternate functions every few hours, where one head is alert and active, while the other sleeps. Since they still need to absorb nutrients from the soil, they usually don’t move around much, preferring to root in a single spot for most of the day. During their overlapping periods of consciousness, some Ettimbers have been known to argue with each other, while others are more amicable. The less confrontational pairs often engage in the same humming behaviors of Twinbers, creating droning harmonies that echo through the forest.