Snapper

These bipedal reptiles are dangerous predators which are agile and strong at the same time. They posses a powerful jaw and claws that can rip through armour.
Snappers often hunt in packs which makes them even more dangerous. They are reported to be fairly intelligent and capable of creating strategies to take down many different types of prey which can make them a danger to small settlements and travellers.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Upright walking reptiles with two legs, a tail and a head.

Genetics and Reproduction

Snappers lay eggs which are fiercely guarded by the pack. The eggs hatch after 2 months.

Ecology and Habitats

Snappers are reported to live in almost any type of terrain.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Snappers are carnivores.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Snappers live in packs lead by an alpha.

Lifespan

120 years

Average Height

1.5 meters

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Snappers are usually grey in colour but some brown and black variations do exist.