Woodland Gossalizard: Difference between revisions

The '''woodland gossalizard''' split from its ancestor the rainforest gossalizard. It left the rainforest and spread to slightly drier reasons. It is no longer nocturnal and not as quite as arboreal as its ancestor. While it can still hunt and climb in trees it also will hunt on the ground. It has developed an extra leg segment to help it walk and run better. it is an ambush predator that will set up web traps from its silk glads on either side of its jaw. When prey trips the threads it will run out and bite the prey. Their jaws are very strong and once they latch onto prey they rarely let go.

 

 

Offspring are laid in underground in silk covered burrows. The female will guard the nest until they hatch. Males are only social when trying to attract a mate. Females must defend the nest from males, since if given the chance they would eat the young.