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Creature 3 Description and Reseach

 

Creature 3 Description and Research

Creature 3 is tall and stands in the river most its life, it stays safe win the water away from most predictors and as such has adapted to the water. The animal does breathe air and lives of a diet of mainly fish and other aquatic animals in the river. its legs are thick to stand against the current developing barbs and cones to help it move through the water. To move the limbs the body is large and strong to overcome the drag of the water. The creature used its large form and decorative head to create areas of shadow in the water, to lure the fish into its sight by making them think its under cover, before using its arrow like beak and head to spear into the water to catch the fish.






 

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