Translations:Codex: Gold Myr/14/en

The name is woefully incorrect, penned by explorers with more greed than education, but it has stuck all the same. The honeypot ‘gene’ is in fact a complicated evolutionary marvel that allows the gold myr to store excess nutrients inside their abdomens or breasts for times of scarcity - or to later share with their hungrier countrymen. The organ used for storage falls largely along gender lines. Males use their abdomen and females their breasts. Some rare females use both, and are even able to shunt mass between the two.