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Description

Intro: Herbivores that live in coastal areas. Their heavy, sagging hides store nutrients and are prized for their heat and water resistance. The males are quite territorial, often refusing to flee from even invading wyverns.

Habitat Range: They are found in swamps, marchlands and other wet areas with plentiful flora. There is also a subspecies that lives in more volcanic areas.

Ecological Niche: These creatures a like manatees that can walk on land. They can be aggressive but not as much as a hippopotamus. In the volcanic areas they are the primary large herbivore which makes them a staple of the large predator’s diet. In the swamp they have plenty of problems for leviathans to wyverns to their most dangerous predators the hydras.

Biological Adaptations: Slagtoth have a strange, moist frog-like skin that is used for holding in fat. Depending on how much moisture there is in an area, a Slagtoth's can vary in color. They have a bony snout which is sometimes mistaken for their nose. It is actually a weapon that they use against each other and smaller predators. They typically retreat to the water when larger predators are around. While they are not built for swimming, they are quite agile in the water.

Behaviour: They are very territorial and are protective of their herd. They are often compared to Hippos. They are generally aggressive but will back down when larger herbivores approach. The ones who live in volcanic regions are even more aggressive.

Legends and fairy tales: They are typically seen as mounts for those who wander in the swamps.

Threat Level:★★

Ruby: So what do you think this thing is because it looks like a frog with a koalas nose.

Me: My guess is probably some kind of Synapsid Who grew attached to the swamp? That’s my guess.

Sidenote: what is your guys guest on this creatures origin write them down in the comments below also, what were the proper heard of all of the volcano would look like tell me that as well.

Description

Intro: Herbivores that live in coastal areas. Their heavy, sagging hides store nutrients and are prized for their heat and water resistance. The males are quite territorial, often refusing to flee from even invading wyverns.

Habitat Range: They are found in swamps, marchlands and other wet areas with plentiful flora. There is also a subspecies that lives in more volcanic areas.

Ecological Niche: These creatures a like manatees that can walk on land. They can be aggressive but not as much as a hippopotamus. In the volcanic areas they are the primary large herbivore which makes them a staple of the large predator’s diet. In the swamp they have plenty of problems for leviathans to wyverns to their most dangerous predators the hydras.

Biological Adaptations: Slagtoth have a strange, moist frog-like skin that is used for holding in fat. Depending on how much moisture there is in an area, a Slagtoth's can vary in color. They have a bony snout which is sometimes mistaken for their nose. It is actually a weapon that they use against each other and smaller predators. They typically retreat to the water when larger predators are around. While they are not built for swimming, they are quite agile in the water.

Behaviour: They are very territorial and are protective of their herd. They are often compared to Hippos. They are generally aggressive but will back down when larger herbivores approach. The ones who live in volcanic regions are even more aggressive.

Legends and fairy tales: They are typically seen as mounts for those who wander in the swamps.

Threat Level:★★

Ruby: So what do you think this thing is because it looks like a frog with a koalas nose.

Me: My guess is probably some kind of Synapsid Who grew attached to the swamp? That’s my guess.

Sidenote: what is your guys guest on this creatures origin write them down in the comments below also, what were the proper heard of all of the volcano would look like tell me that as well.