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Sea dragon cats are the final sub-species of dragon cats native to the Nahwoo island chain. There are not many of them and they are not totally considered part of the true dragon cat species due to their more fish-like appearance. They can be found living in small towns along the shorelines where they mostly feed off a fish and shell food diet. Normally they do not live with other dragon cat species as they are more suited to being close to water.

Like traditional dragon cats, they sport three back stripes however their tail blades are in the shape of a spear to provide better movement through water. They use that tail blade as a way to stun and catch wide or warm off other larger fish. They have fins on their cheeks and in the place of horns, they have long appendages with a bioluminescent bulb at the tip. This allows sea cats to find each other in low-light situations. They have long tails with large fins which can come in a variety of patterns and forms. They are fast swimmers and can reach speeds of 70km/h or 43mph. They can also dive very deep with one of the cats holding the record of around 457m or 1500ft.

They are known to be very friendly and laid-back among the other species. They are quite mysterious as they do not commonly interact with the other species on the island. They cannot breathe fire like the other species but can spray boiling water. This is not really effective when in water but is mainly used against land creatures.

Skippie and Amara belong to me.

Description
Sea dragon cats are the final sub-species of dragon cats native to the Nahwoo island chain. There are not many of them and they are not totally considered part of the true dragon cat species due to their more fish-like appearance. They can be found living in small towns along the shorelines where they mostly feed off a fish and shell food diet. Normally they do not live with other dragon cat species as they are more suited to being close to water.

Like traditional dragon cats, they sport three back stripes however their tail blades are in the shape of a spear to provide better movement through water. They use that tail blade as a way to stun and catch wide or warm off other larger fish. They have fins on their cheeks and in the place of horns, they have long appendages with a bioluminescent bulb at the tip. This allows sea cats to find each other in low-light situations. They have long tails with large fins which can come in a variety of patterns and forms. They are fast swimmers and can reach speeds of 70km/h or 43mph. They can also dive very deep with one of the cats holding the record of around 457m or 1500ft.

They are known to be very friendly and laid-back among the other species. They are quite mysterious as they do not commonly interact with the other species on the island. They cannot breathe fire like the other species but can spray boiling water. This is not really effective when in water but is mainly used against land creatures.

Skippie and Amara belong to me.