Moggers

Mogger: classification carnivore quadruped aquatic

Basic appearance: hues that vary from black to purple, depending on conditions. Bioluminescent poison sacs from head to tail. Thick, strong head, spiked tongue, ragged teeth. Mutated fins and limbs. Stocky body. Broad, tapering transparent tail fin.

Average size: Large

Description: Gluttonous in nature, Moggers will always use their naturally intimidating presence to their advantage. Chromatic enzymes rather than average cells are the primary makeup of the Mogger’s anatomy. The head, being perhaps the most dangerous part of all, is armed with a toxic blade at the crown of the skull arching over the upper jaw. The mogger’s interior has multiple bio-hearts, each attached to the glowing toxic sacs visible on the surface. It is done so in this way due to the fact that the Mogger’s toxic sacs serve as a self-defense mechanism. On contact, the sacs will explode, releasing the corrosive toxins onto anything that makes contact. Overall, the Mogger has an extremely tough hide that can absorb high amounts of impact. Additionally, this creature is primarily an ambush predator, however, it is never afraid to attack head-on.