the main element permeating creeper's hemolymph is a compound known as Carbon Disulfide, an extremely toxic substance when ingested normally however its usage within the organism is even more insidious. In order to ensure the spread of it's spores, The Creeper, when the environment is suitable, will rupture an organ near the spore sac known as the "salt bladder" this salt bladder is named so because it is positively packed with Potassium Nitrate. this autonomic rupture causes the Potassium Nitrate to bond with the Carbon Disulfide in the creeper's hemolymph. Here, the Sulfur within both compounds will seperate, wheras the Carbon will bond with the Potassium Nitrate and briefly be suspended in the hemolymph, 1 Sulfur atom per Carbon Disulfide will be charged with an electron, and the rest of the Sulfur will quickly mix with the Potassium Nitrate and Carbon Sulfide, the resulting reaction will trigger an Autonomic reaction within the Creeper's cells, causing it to rapidly eject it's moisture from it's body, these cells will shrivel as they dry, creating a loud hissing sound. This leaves behind only the Carbon, Sulfur, and Saltpeter, which will become pressurized inside the Creeper's veins by the rapidly shrinking cells, triggering a rapid oxidation reaction that causes the explosion, this explosion ejects the creeper's spores into the surrounding air, where much of it will land on a living host, causing jock itch and toe fungus as the baby creepers take root on the warmest, wettest part of it's host until it is ready to detach and continue it's growth on the ground.