Nychiosparas The Nychiospsaras is a crocodilian like creature living in the banks or rivers of Gomaca and Zogope. Being 10 metres long and weighing up to 8 tons, this creature is the apex predator of its habitat. The Nychiospsaras is an expert hunter. Often hunting aquatic prey, it often waits at a rock or river bank for unexpecting prey to come, then strikes, using its conical teeth to grip its prey. It also sometimes swims in the water, catching large fish with a massive throat pouch. During the mating season, the male builds a bower made from twigs, bracken and parts of his prey. He then woos for a female and inflates his pouch. After they have mated, both the male and female care for the single chick. Pedesspiculo The Pedesspiculo is a massive sawfish like creature evolved from the Fidme Podia. It’s 8 metre long streamlined body allows it to swim gracefully through even rough waters. The Pedesspiculo is a herbivore, feasting on algae or plankton, in which it filters with its mouth, packed with brush like teeth. One of its most spectacular features are its rostrum teeth, which are prized by cave folk. These teeth can be up to 1 metre long, and, to cave folk, is a good luck charm. The Pedesspiculo often migrates to warm waters to breed. However, this makes it vulnerable to predators from above, like the Nychiospsaras.
