Stomach

A fed stomach supplies nutrients to any blood moved through it by a heart on the same artery network. The nutrient level added to the blood depends on the nutritional value of the object consumed. Provided there are lungs on the same network, the blood in the network oxygenates and nourishes any flesh and carapace within a certain radius of an artery.

Oxygenated and nourished blood ensures flesh and carapace retain their healing capabilities.

A stomach in an air-filled room will expand in side until it hits non-air blocks on all sides. Larger stomachs are able to eat bigger meals.

Requires: Electricity, organic material