Poison Pumpkin
Poison pumpkins are large species of cactus found in the deserts of the Region of Sarra. It is a rare species, and its poison reaches a level 2 on the Arrow Poison Scale .
Basic Information
Anatomy
Poison pumpkins are very round in appearance. They are named after pumpkins due to the shape and its ribs. The skin is very thick, and is a bright turquoise. The purple spikes form in neat rows along the ribs, curving upwards.
Ecology and Habitats
Poison pumpkins thrive in the dry deserts of Sarra, the Central District and Gowhouana. Their long roots stretch far down and outwards underground in search of the pools of water.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Poison pumpkins have long roots reaching underground in search of the abundant pools of water. They have easy access to photosynthesize since nothing else grows in the biomes it lives in.
Lifespan
40 years
Average Height
1 - 4m
Average Weight
20kg
Average Length
1 - 4m
Geographic Distribution
In response to the prompt Describe an unusual or extraordinary plant species in one biome of your world!
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