Adderosetts (Anguilosattea)

Anguilosattea is a small family of semi-aquatic seashore animals. Adderosetts make up the majority of the population of the family. Adderosetts are big crab or lobster like creatures of Morthia. 
Many people call them Adders for short. 
=== Desc ===
Adderosetts are about 13-18 inches long. When they are young, they are only a few inches long. They gradually grow within 2 years. They mature after 3-5 years. As most crustaceans, they live 5-9 years, but can live longer. Adderosetts closely resemble crabs and lobsters, in which are related. They are common on beaches, marshes, ocean shores, and shoreline woods. The farthest inland these creatures have come was estimated to be 12 miles. Once November comes, Adders begin mating in shallow waters on the DK and Ny-Norge coasts. (September and October for northern N-N. They birth in the shallow waters in February. April in N-N. 
=== Defense ===
These creatures are known throught the Delkraneiysia and Ny-Norge coasts as one to watch out for. Adders have very sharp claws that can remove soft limbs. This is why kids especially need to watch out. Adders can crush even crabs and stonefruit, a native palm tree fruit, that is just smaller than a coconut. Adders live mostly in the water in summer, but do come ashore in the fall. To try to save themselves from being consumed, adders have venomous blood in their meat. Therefore Adders cannot be cooked. Adder venom can be enough to kill children and seriously hospitalize adults. While all ages can handle (touch, play, and swim with the creatures no problem, do not consume them. They will usually only pinch if they fell threatened. This is very unusual though. 
Category:Morthia
Category:Hypo Nature