Waterrift Boi

"So long, and thanks for all the beans!"
Waterrift Boiz, better known to Jamaasians as Spinny Otters, are an uncommon, Farangian species of boi.
While little to known about Waterrift Boiz to Jamaasians, they are one of the most popular and wellknown species of boi in Farangia, thanks for their cutesy coloration as well as their role in the semi-historical book "A Galacticboi's Guide to the Galaxy."
Waterrift Boiz are sometimes called the "Spinny Skunks of the Sea" by Farangians, as the two species are closely related.
==Appearance==
Waterrift Boiz appear as either cyan and reddish pink or sky blue and reddish pink otters, wearing a blue head flower and teal lei. While underwater, they wear a teal flower necklace instead. They have reddish brown (represented as brown in Animal Jam) eyes. At night, their pink parts glow reddish brown (brown in Animal Jam.)
==Behavior==
Waterrift Boiz are a very intelligent species of boi, though they don't use their intelligence for the most serious things. They love to play games with others of their kind, using items from their environment; they will play catch with scallops, play spin the bottle with clams, and even play musical chairs by using conches to play music. However, not much about their lives are known, because while around researchers, they are quite aggressive, and will often attack scientists trying to research them by launching the sharpest shells they can find at them.
==Diet==
Waterrift Boiz eat beans, sea urchins, oysters, fish, crabs, and occassionally Diet Pepsbean.
==Habitat==
Waterrift Boiz live in the Seas of the Sky, Farangia's ocean. Do to a law that prevents scientific equipment from being taken into the sea, to prevent pollution and such, only domesticated Waterrift Boiz that live in Farangian aquariums can be studied.
==Trivia==
*The quote at the top is a reference to a line from A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Category:Fan-made
Category:Uncommon species
Category:Farangian species
Category:Aquatic boiz
Category:Farangian boiz