Splitting

Splitting can be performed by pressing the space button.
 * To be able to split you need to have at least 36 mass.
 * When splitting, all your cells which are big enough will split into 2 equal parts, the part that splits is shot with a great speed in the direction that your cursor is facing.
 * Your split cells will have the acquire the ability to merge back together exactly 30 seconds after they have been split. To merge two cells back together, just steer one into the other. This can be done by putting your cursor in the middle of the two, so that they will go into each other. There is a cooldown on merging your cells together though (roughly 30 seconds), this means that you'll have to wait a certain amount of time to merge after splitting.
 * Note: The bigger each blob is, the LONGER the cooldown time you will need to merge back into one blob. If you are small, it will take around 5 seconds while if you are large it will take more around 30 seconds.
 * Strategy
 * It can be used as a weapon or as a tactic to survive when you are in a dangerous situation.
 * Note: The bigger each blob is, the LONGER the cooldown time you will need to merge back into one blob. If you are small, it will take around 5 seconds while if you are large it will take more around 30 seconds.
 * Strategy
 * It can be used as a weapon or as a tactic to survive when you are in a dangerous situation.
 * Strategy
 * It can be used as a weapon or as a tactic to survive when you are in a dangerous situation.
 * Strategy
 * It can be used as a weapon or as a tactic to survive when you are in a dangerous situation.


 * Splitting is also great for managing the mass of your cells by reducing their size so they lose less mass over time.


 * You can split early on so that you cover a wider area, move quicker, and your camera becomes more zoomed out so that you can see your surroundings more efficiently.


 * Splitting can be used with ejecting mass to transfer food between your cells.
 * Bare in mind that a a split cell, unlike a single one cell, must be 33% larger than the cell it tries to consume. One single cell only needs to be 10% bigger than its target.
 * Bare in mind that a a split cell, unlike a single one cell, must be 33% larger than the cell it tries to consume. One single cell only needs to be 10% bigger than its target.