Exodile
Basic Information
Anatomy
The Exodile is a large amphibious reptile normally growing up to about 7-12 feet long. One of its most unique features is its large jaws which alighn ventrically with the rest of its body. The mouths of exodiles have two rows of teeth, one of sharp jagged edges and one of hooked and crooked orientation. This is to allow for prey items to be trapped while the exodile does its signature "death roll" where it spins its body while its next meal is clenched in its teeth. The scales of the exodile are large and extremely difficult to penetrate. On each jaw there is a single yellow eye used for detecting prey. The Jaws of an exodile have been known to crumple steel.
Ecology and Habitats
Exodiles prefer humid regions with access to bodies of water where they make their haunts.
Geographic Distribution
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