Tunneling beneath the ground in Dead Man's Drop Forest exists a large worm approximately 3ft or 1 meter long. These large worms take up the role of scavenger in the forest, cleaning up the scraps and carcasses that would litter the forest floor. However, unlike many scavengers the Ruamot plays a more active role in finding corpses on which to feast. Forming a symbiotic relationship with the arboreal predator Plummets. The Ruamot uses its excellent tunneling skills to dig pitfalls beneath the Plummets trees. These holes often trap wandering creatures in them, leaving them vulnerable to the predators in the trees above. After the plummets drain the prey of its blood and climb back into the trees the Ruamots get to work. Emerging from the dirt the worms, although blind have special sensory organs on top of their heads. These sensory receptors allow them to smell and feel a dead carcass with amazing accuracy. Once the corpse is found, they use their special mouths equipped with grabbing and scraping like teeth to eat the fallen animal. These mouth parts turn the Ruamot into living wood chippers. Allowing them to quickly eat both flesh and bone from the corpse. Any excess bodily fluids from their prey are squeezed out of porous holes on the sides of their body.