Suchoteranus (DHL) (1,6,9)

The Suchoteranus, a gentle giant with a bad side. Trust me, you do not want to get on this creatures’ bad side. With a DNA sequence similar to the Spinodon’s (look it up), they share similar lifestyles. Some people even call it “Spinodon’s colder, vegetarian cousin”. Yep, this creature is an herbivore due to the lack of food sources in the Tundra. Their fin structure, however, is different from the Spinodon, being composed of only the third finger instead of all three. These hybrids eat seaweed, which they get to by swimming in the frigid water. A tightly packed layer of feathers keeps these creatures warm and dry. How they collect the food is the interesting part. These creatures have a razor- sharp edge on their fins, which they use to cut the seaweed and then grab it with their duck-like beak. These same edges on their fins can and have been used for defense. Predators would rarely target such wild game, BUT it has happened before. When in a defensive stance, the Suchoteranus looks comically human-like, shown in the second picture. Its back, beak, and tail are camouflaged to look as icebergs and chunks of ice in the water. Shoutout to Z-anims for the inspiration. Remember to like and follow.

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