The four dagger sauceback split from its ancestor and grew in size. Its back carapace has modified to aid in killing, the two front corners have lengthened and sharpened and are now used like an extra pair of tusks. They ram their victim and impale them, often killing them right then and there, if not soon after. Their carapace has also become thicker and wider as a defence against predators or prey that get out of hand. Their legs have become thick with muscle to power this death ram, but they are ambush hunters as their endurance is rather low.
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