Tene

Tene, also known as 'Tenne', 'Tenner', 'Tene (e with accent character)', 'Tenta', or 'Tenter', was an obtuse and opaque (albeit, altogether sentient) algal blob formed in northern Lake Michigan sometime around 553 BB. Birthed from a peat moss bog, Tene began to ascculate additional algaes as it flitted between streams and bogs. Each accreted alges would accumulate intelligence for Tene e.

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Tene was all knwon by the other plants for being pareticularly vivacious and crustaceous. Tene broght bounties of glory and life and love into the world. Tene's algaes afflicted (positively) many things such as the Chicago Waterbed and the Drown Paul Drowning Site Memorial. Tene would bring symbiotic opportunities to those who consumed its cells, such as people and dogs. These opportunities encoruaged the consuming being (and, quite surruptiously so) to assimilate with haste befene the sight of the Tene gigamass.