Threshold

"Implanted life grows on or within a solid unmoving structure and can not move from the structure it is implanted, still alive able to interact with the environment."

"New environments can have their own unique biosystem, we sample from which grows from the implanted and the ground it is implanted in, and watch what eats of it."

"When new samples to study are acquired from implanted life, many parts are taken, then watched for the regrowth process, everything recorded.

"We attempt to communicate with what moves eating what we sample of the things that grows implanted."

"Parts of the swarm are known to consume the samples to gain knowledge where little knowledge exists, knowledge is acquire from the swarm that do not consumed the samples, poison or death is heavily recorded and the information spread is prioritized within local area of the swarm."

"Threats maybe encountered on new thresholds, threats are heavily prioritized information in the swarm, prioritized in a way which spreads the information further than the local area for the greater hive to understand."

"Depending on the infrastructure of the swarm surrounding the local population when under threat, a swarm can scatter away and relocate, or overpower the threat by many."

"The swarm does not seek to overly disturb new environments, but seeks to coexist in these biosystems, some environments are to harsh to exist within."

"Different kinds sprout and disappear in time, the survival of an individuals kind is like minded in other individuals of the same kind, in the swarm the environment is the foundation of each individual kind."

"Locally stored information about the area moves within the area fast and is assessed for realism between the different parts of the local swarm structure, major hazards are recorded and communicated further out from the local area at a priority within the larger swarm."