Mykket
Pronunciation: Mɪk-ke̞t
Scientific Name: I/A
Properties: I/A
Endemic to a single region of the world, the Mykket Tree is an unnerving sight. The trunk—if it can be called that—is knobbly and twisted, growing upward and downward equally frequently. Sticky tendrils are scattered along the main body and branching limbs of the plant, each burdened with a plump, rubbery berry.
The tendrils and berries alike have a near glow to them, as if the sunlight that passes through the black surface is amplified from within. This happens because the surface material is highly translucent, whereas the interior is too reflective to release the captured photons, resulting in what appears to be an echo chamber for light particles.
Mykket's curious light-amplifying trait has rendered a popular practice subject for beginning Photos practitioners, as its high responsiveness indicates very quickly if a manipulation was successful.
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