The Plesiosnatch replaced its ancestor, the Lurking Snatch in the Jujbee Ocean. Over time the necks of the Snatches got longer, allowing the Snatch a higher flexibility and range while hunting. The two corners in its mouth from its ancestor evolved into two fang-like extensions. On the head there are two pairs of eyes, while the third one remained at the beginning of the neck to allow the Snatch vision under water either for prey or for its hunters like the Snark. Of course it can still change its colours for example imitating a Silverling swarm on the back for luring Seaplents or imitating a swarm of Swarmers for attracting Silverlings, Flying Silverlings and all sorts of small Swarmer-vores.
The '''plesiosnatch''' replaced its ancestor, the [[Lurking Snatch|lurking snatch]] in the Jujubee Ocean. Over time the necks of the snatches got longer, allowing the snatch a higher flexibility and range while hunting. The two corners in its mouth from its ancestor evolved into two fang-like extensions. On the head there are two pairs of eyes, while the third one remained at the beginning of the neck to allow the snatch vision under water either for prey or for its hunters like the [[snark]]. Of course it can still change its colours for example imitating a [[silverling]] swarm on the back for luring [[seaplent]]s or imitating a swarm of [[Green Swarmer|swarmers]] for attracting silverlings, [[Flying Silverling|flying silverlings]] and all sorts of small swarmer-vores.
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The plesiosnatch replaced its ancestor, the lurking snatch in the Jujubee Ocean. Over time the necks of the snatches got longer, allowing the snatch a higher flexibility and range while hunting. The two corners in its mouth from its ancestor evolved into two fang-like extensions. On the head there are two pairs of eyes, while the third one remained at the beginning of the neck to allow the snatch vision under water either for prey or for its hunters like the snark. Of course it can still change its colours for example imitating a silverling swarm on the back for luring seaplents or imitating a swarm of swarmers for attracting silverlings, flying silverlings and all sorts of small swarmer-vores.
