The phibiketter migrated from Huggs River to Huggs Lakes. Thus, split off from it's ancestor. It has gained a much more amphibious lifestyle and adapted to it. It's claws have become hollow at the bottom, allowing it to displace more water. It has also gotten a slimey film on its body and a sleaker design. Also, the butt-nostril elongated and has the ability to close itself when underwater. It's lance tip has become stronger and it uses it for stabbing its prey. It has gotten a bit larger to tackle the larger prey here.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
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