Giant porcupinefish (SciiFii)

The giant porcupinefish (genus and species name unknown) is a species of giant pufferfish, which originally lived during the Oligocene, belonging to a still extant genus, and was once extinct, but has since been brought back from extinction by SciiFii and introduced to the modern tropical reefs across the Caribbean Sea to help boost biodiversity. The giant porcupinefish is far bigger than its native modern relatives, growing on average of up to about 1.20 meters long. Just like its relatives, it is equiped with a strong bite, protective spines, poison, and the ability to inflate to prevent other animals from swallowing it. The giant porcupinefish fills the similar ecological niche to any other species of pufferfish. The conservation status of the giant porcupinefish is Least Concern due to successful conservation efforts and the giant porcupinefish's wide range.
Category:Animals
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Category:SciiFii