Arostrolarian

Arostrolarian
(Serpentes rostrum)
Information
Creator	shachonianX Other
Week/Generation	25/156
Habitat	Ramul Temperate Coast
Size	78 cm Long
Primary Mobility	Unknown
Support	Unknown
Diet	Carnivore (Yellowstripe Gilltail, Gillrom, Cromocanth, Aabaalki, Marine Urpoi), Scavenger
Respiration	Unknown
Thermoregulation	Unknown
Reproduction	Sexual, Live Birth, Two Genders
Taxonomy
Domain Genus Species	Eukaryota Serpentes Serpentes rostrum

Ancestor:	Descendants:
Rosy Scylarian

Splitting from its ancestor, the arostrolarian has spread out, following the yellowstripe gilltails. The arostrolarian has evolved a snout that makes it easier to eat prey. The snout also makes them more hydrodynamic, making them faster than their ancestor.

The arostrolarians swim in large pods, usually made up of four males and four females. The pod formation has the adults surrounding their children, preventing predators from easily getting at their young. Females normally give birth to four or six children, and the parents stay with the children for ten years. During this time, the parents will bring them food and teach them how to survive.

The arostrolarian mating season occurs in spring, and lasts until the middle of summer. During this time, the orange on the females back will become brighter in coloration. When a mate is found, this orange becomes even brighter in coloration. The males will try to seduce the females by swinging their tail around, and by making flipper movements. If the flipper and tail movements are in harmony, the male and female will mate.