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They communicate by "singing" to one another, and by using instruments to replicate their songs, one can sail through them safely. Merse reproduce asexually, and their songs change in tone and composition with each generation.
They communicate by "singing" to one another, and by using instruments to replicate their songs, one can sail through them safely. Merse reproduce asexually, and their songs change in tone and composition with each generation.


Their home planet is unknown, but it is known that a population of Merse were transplanted into [[Djamonkin Crater]] on [[Earth]] to guard a [[Forerunner]] artifact.<ref>'''[[Halo: Cryptum]]''', ''chapter one''</ref>
Their home planet is unknown, but it is known that a population of Merse were transplanted into [[Djamonkin Crater]] on [[Earth]] to guard a [[Forerunner]] artifact.<ref>'''[[Halo: Cryptum]]''', "chapter 1"</ref>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

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"My wife raised merses in our garden shallows. Never liked them much myself."
— The Didact to Bornstellar Makes Eternal Lasting.

Merse are a species of carnivorous aquatic creature. They resemble fleshy lily pads ringed with long black teeth, floating beneath the surface of the water and rooted to the lakebed by thick stalks. They are highly territorial towards intruders in their waters.

Merse are sensitive to electromagnetic fields, and respond violently when a strong source of them (such as a Forerunner suited in Forerunner body armor) approaches. They are also irritated by excess noise and rough weather.

They communicate by "singing" to one another, and by using instruments to replicate their songs, one can sail through them safely. Merse reproduce asexually, and their songs change in tone and composition with each generation.

Their home planet is unknown, but it is known that a population of Merse were transplanted into Djamonkin Crater on Earth to guard a Forerunner artifact.[1]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: Cryptum, "chapter 1"