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Habitat |
Ocean trenches and abysses
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Overview |
Huntail dwell in deep ocean waters, where little light ever penetrates. Despite this, their eyes are very keen, letting them see clearly even in the murky depths. Their sturdy spines allow them to survive the crushing pressure of the deep. Huntail utilize bioluminescence to capture prey. The spots on their bodies light up to attract food. They are not very strong swimmers, and instead use their fish-shaped tails to lure in prey. The “eyes” on their tails glow as they wave them back and forth, fooling victims into swimming closer. Then, they unhinge their jaws and swallow their victims whole. Huntail swim by wriggling their bodies like snakes. On occasion, one of their teeth may fall off as they feed. They eventually grow the fangs back, but the fallen teeth often end up on shore as Deep Sea Teeth. Huntail may occasionally be found near the surface of the water, but such sightings are extremely rare; the significant difference in pressure from their natural habitats is detrimental to their health, so surfacing Huntail are likely very ill and in need of immediate medical attention. It is said that a Huntail washing up on shore is an omen of bad things to come.
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Evolves from Clamperl through trade with a Deep Sea Tooth
Clamperl can also evolve into Gorebyss through trade with a Deep Sea Scale
Clamperl can also evolve into Gorebyss through trade with a Deep Sea Scale