- Mon Jul 17, 2017 10:50 pm
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I'm guessing the name is hinting that it isn't "one third of" an umbilical, but that it's "a third umbilical," probably related to the concept of the third eye. The optic nerves could be thought of as a sort of umbilical, connecting our eyes to our brain, so perhaps a "third umbilical" would allow us to attach more eyes.
I noticed a while back that the Third Umbilical Cords look an awful lot like some hidden snail shells found in the caves below the Fishing Hamlet. Some of them feature an elongated "tail," and they appear to have holes or lumps all over them, similar to the eye-like growths on the Third Umbilical Cords. They're found just next to the elevator that descends from the Lighthouse Hut, one of them in the water, and another one lodged in the ceiling. Maybe I'm just seeing things, though...
Still, the shells of the Snail Women look remarkably similar to the fossils of a prehistoric gastropod called "Kosmoceros," albeit much, much larger, which is pretty neat.
I noticed a while back that the Third Umbilical Cords look an awful lot like some hidden snail shells found in the caves below the Fishing Hamlet. Some of them feature an elongated "tail," and they appear to have holes or lumps all over them, similar to the eye-like growths on the Third Umbilical Cords. They're found just next to the elevator that descends from the Lighthouse Hut, one of them in the water, and another one lodged in the ceiling. Maybe I'm just seeing things, though...
Still, the shells of the Snail Women look remarkably similar to the fossils of a prehistoric gastropod called "Kosmoceros," albeit much, much larger, which is pretty neat.