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Omnivorous Gliding Lizard
by DarkNymfa Mon Apr 11, 2011 3:54 pm
These are enormous lizards, who can grow big enough to consume any creature that comes in their way. They eat both meat and plants. Omnivorous Gliding Lizards can withstand the most extreme habitats, and can live almost anywhere. They prefer hot areas though, which explains why most live on Dante and its moon, Roon.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are large, six legged lizards. The way they move and look, often is compared to crocodiles, however, they are closer related to dragons and dinosaurs, instead of any on Earth living reptiles. They walk on four legs, having their middle legs closely fold in on their sides. These legs are only used when hunting from the sky, to grab prey. They normally walk close to the ground, which makes people think that the Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have short legs, and thus, aren’t very fast. However, on solid ground, they can stand up and run at enormous speeds.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have long rows of spikes on their sides, which are covered with strong muscles, so that the animals can move them a little. There is thin, leathery skin between the spikes, which is very closely related to the skin on the wings of dragons. These spikes are small when they are born, but they grow larger in a fast pace. In a few weeks after hatching, they have long spikes, and can use these to glide through the sky, and adult Gliding Lizards can keep in the air for almost 12 hours, and need to rest after that.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have three fingers on each paw, with longs and sharp claws. They also have small spikes on their spine.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are grayish green, with bright red stripes and brown flecks.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are dangerous lizards. They will attack and eat any creature they see. Because of this, humans can only have them as pets if they train and socialize them from the moment they hatch. And even when this is done, there is a change that they still can be aggressive to any creature they meet.
I’ll start spriting as soon as I finish my other creature request.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are large, six legged lizards. The way they move and look, often is compared to crocodiles, however, they are closer related to dragons and dinosaurs, instead of any on Earth living reptiles. They walk on four legs, having their middle legs closely fold in on their sides. These legs are only used when hunting from the sky, to grab prey. They normally walk close to the ground, which makes people think that the Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have short legs, and thus, aren’t very fast. However, on solid ground, they can stand up and run at enormous speeds.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have long rows of spikes on their sides, which are covered with strong muscles, so that the animals can move them a little. There is thin, leathery skin between the spikes, which is very closely related to the skin on the wings of dragons. These spikes are small when they are born, but they grow larger in a fast pace. In a few weeks after hatching, they have long spikes, and can use these to glide through the sky, and adult Gliding Lizards can keep in the air for almost 12 hours, and need to rest after that.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards have three fingers on each paw, with longs and sharp claws. They also have small spikes on their spine.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are grayish green, with bright red stripes and brown flecks.
Omnivorous Gliding Lizards are dangerous lizards. They will attack and eat any creature they see. Because of this, humans can only have them as pets if they train and socialize them from the moment they hatch. And even when this is done, there is a change that they still can be aggressive to any creature they meet.
I’ll start spriting as soon as I finish my other creature request.
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