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Description
Name: Reefnal

Or even Reefnål, because these mutants reside in Reefs, sea chore, and anywhere that's not deep. And the Swedish word for the needle is Nål. So Reef + Nål = Reefnal.

Class: Mutant

Zone: Zone 3

Lifespan: 60 - 100 years

Size: 2 meters tall (If they stand on their back limbs), and 2,5 meters in length.

Population: 10000+

Diet: Omnivore

Habitat: They live in rivers, large pools, lakes, sea shores, and reefs, anywhere where the water isn't too deep.

Locomotion: swimmers. They also use their large front-hand fins to move on land like a seal or a mudskipper.

Abilities: Enhanced swimming. Enhanced durable body, which makes them able to withstand pressure when they dive into the deepest parts of the ocean, if they need to do that. Enhanced senses, for example, they can sense pressure changes in water like sharks do. Enhanced endurance. Aquatic Breathing. They can grip onto any surface using their large front limbs and small back limbs. They use their long needle-like teeth to either pierce or trap small prey in their mouth. They have a strong biting force, that they can use to tear into stuff. They can withstand any cold or warm temperatures. And they can communicate through sound, just like whales, dolphins, etc.

Weaknesses: Rifles, fishing spears gun, high-frequency sounds.

Group: A group of Reefnals is called a Schoal (or school) of Reefnals.

Titan: Some large Reefnals have been spotted in large lakes and colorful reefs that could potentially be the titan Reefnals.

Skin/coloration: Their skin color comes in deep to light gray, green, and light blue, depending on where they live. They can also possess markings such as stripped and spotted marks.

Eyes: Their eyes are black, but when they contract their pupil it reveals their iris color.

Personality: Reefnals keep to themselves a large majority of the time. They are only nicer and kinder towards other mutants and specimens.

Fact: Reefnals can make sounds/calls similar to that of the black-throated loon.

Inspiration: The Viperfish.

Description
Name: Reefnal

Or even Reefnål, because these mutants reside in Reefs, sea chore, and anywhere that's not deep. And the Swedish word for the needle is Nål. So Reef + Nål = Reefnal.

Class: Mutant

Zone: Zone 3

Lifespan: 60 - 100 years

Size: 2 meters tall (If they stand on their back limbs), and 2,5 meters in length.

Population: 10000+

Diet: Omnivore

Habitat: They live in rivers, large pools, lakes, sea shores, and reefs, anywhere where the water isn't too deep.

Locomotion: swimmers. They also use their large front-hand fins to move on land like a seal or a mudskipper.

Abilities: Enhanced swimming. Enhanced durable body, which makes them able to withstand pressure when they dive into the deepest parts of the ocean, if they need to do that. Enhanced senses, for example, they can sense pressure changes in water like sharks do. Enhanced endurance. Aquatic Breathing. They can grip onto any surface using their large front limbs and small back limbs. They use their long needle-like teeth to either pierce or trap small prey in their mouth. They have a strong biting force, that they can use to tear into stuff. They can withstand any cold or warm temperatures. And they can communicate through sound, just like whales, dolphins, etc.

Weaknesses: Rifles, fishing spears gun, high-frequency sounds.

Group: A group of Reefnals is called a Schoal (or school) of Reefnals.

Titan: Some large Reefnals have been spotted in large lakes and colorful reefs that could potentially be the titan Reefnals.

Skin/coloration: Their skin color comes in deep to light gray, green, and light blue, depending on where they live. They can also possess markings such as stripped and spotted marks.

Eyes: Their eyes are black, but when they contract their pupil it reveals their iris color.

Personality: Reefnals keep to themselves a large majority of the time. They are only nicer and kinder towards other mutants and specimens.

Fact: Reefnals can make sounds/calls similar to that of the black-throated loon.

Inspiration: The Viperfish.