Galavfa Cactus

The Galavfa Cactus is a type of large cactus found in troves in the arid regions of Eerent, and even sparsely in the sandy areas where almost no rain falls. The key characteristic of the Galavfa is that it always has 5 branches that form at the end of the main stem, which all form a star. They are relatively thick and tend to contain loose water in their somewhat hollow insides. The cactus has small and mostly sparse spines which thankfully make consuming it easier than normal. The five branches at the top of the cactus bloom into large, white flowers during the spring which contain seeds that have an especially sweet outer coating. The seeds are not surrounded by any form of fruit, instead preferring to clump together in easily picked-apart clusters. They are extremely resistant to digestion and will often survive being eaten.