Colossal-Serpents

Colossal-Serpents, also known as Drajj, are a species of serpentine beasts that roam caves and mountains. Rarely seen, Drajj are the biological relatives of the Hentopans and are said to be their ancestors.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Colossal-Serpents are huge, fire-breathing, scaly, horned lizard-like creatures with two pairs of leathery bat-like wings, four rear-legs with finned feet (each foot with three toes), twelve front-legs with seven talons on each paw, long muscular tails, feathered crests, fiery manes, ivory spikes running down their spines and various exotic colorations in their skin. Though winged creatures, Colossal-Serpents are generally found in underground lairs, identifying them as ancient creatures of earth.

Genetics and Reproduction

They reproduce through eggs, which hatch after 2 weeks.

Growth Rate & Stages

Unknown

Ecology and Habitats

Hot barren landscapes.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Unknown

Biological Cycle

Unknown

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

The Hellscapes

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Unknown

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Beasts

Scientific Name

Uroborus-Bestes

Lifespan

Unknown

Average Height

21 meters

Average Weight

Unknown

Average Length

25 meters