Wild:  A giant relative to the modern firefly, Lampyridae Sublimis bioluminescence can be sight to behold. Unfortunately for these multicolored insects, its predators are less interested in their natural beauty, and more keen on obtaining the charge light they store in their posterior sack.

Domesticated: Unfortunately, Lampyridae lacks the intelligence to be tamed, so attempts to create "glowbug farms" for charge light have been unsuccessful thus far. Glowbug hunts, on the other hand, are a frequent survivor past time

Known Information: With a slow flight speed and little in the way of natural defenses, Lampyridae is this cave system's resident victim, as predators and survivors alike hunt them down in search of that precious resource.