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The '''Lekgolo'''<ref>''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'', page 190 - "Lekgolo: the Elite name for the Hunter race".</ref> (Latin ''Ophis congregatio''<ref name="bestiarum">''[[Bestiarum]]''</ref>) are a species of small colonial worm-like creatures that can join together to form purpose specific assemblages, such as [[Mgalekgolo]], commonly referred to by [[Humans]] as | The '''Lekgolo'''<ref>''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]'', page 190 - "Lekgolo: the Elite name for the Hunter race".</ref> (Latin ''Ophis congregatio''<ref name="bestiarum">''[[Bestiarum]]''</ref>) are a species of small colonial worm-like creatures that can join together to form purpose specific assemblages, such as [[Mgalekgolo]], commonly referred to by [[Humans]] as Hunters. The cores of [[Scarab]]s (the Halo 3 model) are also made up of Lekgolo worms.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&cid=13160 Bungie Weekly Update 01/11/08].</ref> | ||
Every worm-like creature is an individual eel about 1.4 meters long, with its own central nervous system. It is speculated that the Lekgolo have microscopic muscular cilia which are used to connect to other Lekgolo and that each cilium is capable of communicating chemically similar to a synapse, explaining how the [[Mgalekgolo]] can become a collective being. | Every worm-like creature is an individual eel about 1.4 meters long, with its own central nervous system. It is speculated that the Lekgolo have microscopic muscular cilia which are used to connect to other Lekgolo and that each cilium is capable of communicating chemically similar to a synapse, explaining how the [[Mgalekgolo]] can become a collective being. | ||