öljythiivin
öljythiivin is a Finnish colloquial term, literally translating to "oil thief." It is used to describe a type of parasitic or saprophytic organism that feeds on oils or fatty substances produced by other living things or found in decaying organic matter. The term is not a scientific classification but rather a descriptive nickname given to organisms exhibiting this behavior.
These organisms can be diverse, ranging from certain types of fungi that break down lipids in decaying
The "thieving" aspect of the name implies a detrimental effect on the source of the oil. If