A certain life form on Earth is capable of bipedal movement, with a central stru

A certain life form on Earth is capable of bipedal movement, with a central structure at the top responsible for perception and information processing. From this center, two elongated extensions reach out to the sides, used for grasping and manipulating objects. These extensions have multiple joints, allowing for flexible movement. The top section houses two sensory organs for visual perception facing forward, with an opening below for ingesting nourishment. Auditory organs are positioned on either side of the top section. The body as a whole is flexible and covered in a layer with diverse colors and textures. During movement, two supportive structures at the bottom coordinate to enable stable walking.