Sledohness

Sledohness
(Lochsledodilus iugumsterorpeculium)
Information
Creator	Huckbuck Other
Week/Generation	13/86
Habitat	Yokto Coast
Size	6-8 m Long
Primary Mobility	Unknown
Support	Unknown
Diet	Carnivore (Plesiosnatch, Flat Sandworm, Helmeted Parrotworm, Suffocating Serpentsaur)
Respiration	Unknown
Thermoregulation	Unknown
Reproduction	Sexual, lay eggs, two genders
Taxonomy
Domain Genus Species	Eukaryota Lochsledodilus Lochsledodilus iugumsterorpeculium

Ancestor:	Descendants:
Sea Sledodil	Slonefaug

The Sledohness split off from the Sea Sledodil a bit later then the Blue Sledodil did. It evolved alongside the Blue Sledodil and the two species often fought for food and survival. Since the Blue Sledodil grew bigger the Sledohness was the victim, making it critical to it to be able to defend itself. Therefore they evolved thick skin on their backs aswell as scalelike deffensive "plates". They also evolved sturdier and more muscular and bigger, though not as big as the Blue Sledodil.

The Sledohness who lived close to the beach had bigger chance to survive since the Blue Sledodil was more common in the deep areas, making the Sledohness imigrate completely to the east coast of Glicker continent. They do have a chance against the Blue Sledodil, because of their ability to attack in packs. It is common that packs of 4-8 Sledohness "patroll" the area and attack predators when the females are pregnant. The eggs are layed on the beach so that they wont need the parents supervision and to protect them from sea predators. The eggs have therefore grown much bigger and evolved a thick solid peel. The bigger eggs means that the females doesnt have as many babies at the same time, but the lifespan of the Sledohness has increased. The newborn babies are born hungry and curious, making them "rush" towards the ocean dragging themselves forward with their fins.

When a litter of Sledohness babies reach the ocean the small creatures of the sea have to watch out, since they are all hungry and hunt for food on their own. The babies are faster then their parents since they cant use their strength or not yet evolved thick skin as protection they have to flee from predators. The males neckfin and tailfin deep blue to attract females, while the females fins are all grey. Other then that there arent big difference between the genders, although the females tend to be sligthly thinner.