Storming Grey Eel

A large Grey Eel ranging from 5-10 feet when fully grown and can weigh up to 450 lbs. Males typically have blue fins and Females typically have green ones, although in rare cases one may be born with red fins and additional markings on their underside. these are known as "Royal thunder" Eels but locals call them "Bloody Ears" due to their ability to create sonic shockwaves that have a tendency to blow out sailers eardrums sometimes leading to permanent deafness. they are Tipicaly much bigger than the usual eel growing up to 15 feet and weighing upwards of 700 lbs and are much harder to catch without casualty.
These eels are thought to be extinct everywhere but the Trinity Lake Gulf due largely to overfishing by the Talami, who consider it a delicacy and in some communities, it is seen as a religious symbol by members of Sarula Iliene's church.