Seacat

Summary

A seacat is an aquatic creature whose lower-body is that of a shark and whose upper-body is that of a large cat. They are quite common in the Saltmarsh Region and the Azure Sea.
Sea cats attack on sight, either for food or to defend their territory, and use both claws and teeth to grab and rend their prey. They display tremendous courage, always fighting to the death, even against creatures many times their size. Pairs and prides of sea cats attack in concert, trying to wear the opponent down until one beast can dispatch it. A typical sea cat is 12 feet long and weighs 800 pounds.

Subspecies

Name
Freshwater Seacat
Saltwater Seacat

Genetic Descendants

• Freshwater Seacat
• Saltwater Seacat

Geographic Distribution

• Azure Sea
• Saltmarsh Region