Blueshell

Blueshell

The Blueshell is a species of crab-like creatures found near the southern shores of the Octal continent, close to the Edge Spike. With a unique and distinctive appearance, the Blueshell is known for its vibrant orange semi-sphere shell and two blue mandibles that resemble a moustache.

Physical Characteristics

Size: Approximately 1 meter in length. Shell: A vibrant orange semi-sphere shell that covers the body and protects against predators. Mandibles: Two blue mandibles that resemble a moustache and are used for feeding. Claws: Strong and powerful clamps used to crush its prey. Habitat and Distribution The Blueshell primarily inhabits the southern shores of the Octal continent, close to the Edge Spike. It is primarily found in shallow waters near the coast and is able to adapt to a variety of underwater environments.

Diet

The Blueshell feeds primarily on smaller sea creatures and vegetation. It uses its powerful clamps to crush its prey and its blue mandibles to grasp and consume its food.

Cultural Significance

In the southern Octal region, the Blueshell is considered a symbol of strength and resilience, and is surrounded by many tales and legends. It is believed to have a long lifespan.
Despite its elusive and reclusive nature, the Blueshell continues to captivate those who encounter it, making it a true marvel of the underwater world. While it is relatively common in its habitat, it remains a mysterious and intriguing species that is of great cultural significance to the peoples of the southern Octal region.

Scientific Name

Concha Azuris Shaera

Lifespan

Unknown

Average Height

50 cm

Average Weight

75kg

Average Length

1m

Geographic Distribution

• Edge Spike