southern ocean hallon

The southern ocean hallon is a large species of hallon that lives along the coasts and island around the Southern Continents. The southern hallon mostly feeds on medium sized sea creatures like dolphins, belugas, sharks, and narwhals.

Description

Southern ocean hallon are massive birds, with a wingspan of 70 feet (21.3 meters), they are only surpassed by primorya hallon in terms of size. Primorya hallon are white in colour, but possess a black spot around the eyes that extends down the neck in a stripe, and it also has a frill of pointy feathers on the back of it's neck. The beak of a southern ocean hallon is long and thick, and has long sharp teeth. Southern ocean hallon have the typical traits of other hallon, such as clawed wings, a toothed beak, and a long feathery tail.