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Camedot are excellent at hiding - their skin reflects light and makes
them nearly impossible to find up in the trees they call home. Their
unique skin and long tongue makes it even rarer that they move. A
Camedot can spend years without ever leaving its tree, so long as enough
bugs frequent the area to keep its belly full.


Carilbi are far less secretive than their Camedot counterparts. Rather
than spending all day hiding in the tree tops, these brightly colored
lizards frequent the bushes and shrubs across the ground, and change
their location frequently. Their eyes have the interesting ability to
swivel around independently, and Carilbi are very sensitive to changes
in light. So, should something actually spook the critters, they can
high-tail it out of the area. It is a popular monster for people working
in a security field, being an exceptional early warning system.


Cadilator simply cannot stay put for long. They have developed a great
deal of strength over their lives, mostly to stop the endless cycle of
see-run-hide. Unfortunately, this has increased their appetite
substantially. Someone wishing to train this surly curly monster should
be made very aware that they will eat you out of house and home. Out of
love. He's just trying to stay strong so that he can protect you, I'm sure. Oh, and eat your cake. Trying to eat the cake.


Scientists are still baffled as to why a monster would possibly have two
mouths and no eyes. Even its hunting practices are a complete mystery.
It is theorized that Toodro uses the sensitive frills around its head to
sense the location of prey and hone in on its location before pouncing
on and devouring it. But which mouth would it use?


It's no secret that Frilla are creepy mo-fo's. Their terrifying demeanor has done wonders for keeping their habits and daily lives a secret. What little we do know about Frilla comes from looking at bones and the occasional trainer's report. Yes, they have three mouths. They also have curiously large brains. But still no eyes. We think they travel in packs, much like wolves - but can never be too sure. The many howls heard when a Frilla attacks could just be coming from one creature. Jeez. YOU ARE AN AFFRONT TO NATURE, WRYYY!?