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Description
The Reel flopper is a green, boneless, and squishy creature that is only 6 inches long. It has a main tube-like body with two large fan-like fins that stick out from the center of the body. The creature has four black eyes, two at the front near the mouth and two smaller eyes on the midsection. Its mouth is jawless, similar to a lamprey, and has a series of barbells on the lip, which serves as a sensory organ. Additionally, it has a long coiled tentacle structure on the lip, which is used for a specific purpose. The Reel flopper lives a land-based predatory lifestyle, similar to that of a frog. It uses its large fan-like fins to hop around and catch prey. The Reel flopper exists within a specific ecological niche. It is a predator that feeds on small animals and other prey that it catches with its fan-like fins and curled lip. It lives in particular areas of the red jungle. It can find ample food and shelter and it will often remember and return to these locations frequently. It is an essential part of the ecosystem acting as both predator and prey to many species.

Description
The Reel flopper is a green, boneless, and squishy creature that is only 6 inches long. It has a main tube-like body with two large fan-like fins that stick out from the center of the body. The creature has four black eyes, two at the front near the mouth and two smaller eyes on the midsection. Its mouth is jawless, similar to a lamprey, and has a series of barbells on the lip, which serves as a sensory organ. Additionally, it has a long coiled tentacle structure on the lip, which is used for a specific purpose. The Reel flopper lives a land-based predatory lifestyle, similar to that of a frog. It uses its large fan-like fins to hop around and catch prey. The Reel flopper exists within a specific ecological niche. It is a predator that feeds on small animals and other prey that it catches with its fan-like fins and curled lip. It lives in particular areas of the red jungle. It can find ample food and shelter and it will often remember and return to these locations frequently. It is an essential part of the ecosystem acting as both predator and prey to many species.