Venusian Diver

Those aerial predators float higher in the atmosphere, scanning area down below for floaters. When spotted a floater, they would quickly deflate their air sac and dive into floater's frontal air sac and attach themselves to central nervous system and slowly drain life out of floater.

This process may take up to a week. They would escape by producing hole on side with regurgitated digestive liquid once finished with their meal.

They also do mate and lay eggs inside juvenile floaters. Floater would floats around Venus without knowing it is incubating a colony of divers.

It is classified as first true macro parasite specie in Sol system- 6 feet in length.

Submitted for Speculative Evolution Monthly Contest #2: Venusian Life