Sextripodeslacerta

Armarivenscursor

Armavirenscursor, meaning “Armor-headed runner,” is an alien organism that lives fully on land in the family of sextripodeslacerta. It runs very fast and its muscle structure is like a cheetah’s. It is a mid sized carnivore, and it lives in plains and lakeshores. It evolved lung-like structures to breath efficiently on land. Its top speed is about 40km/h on land. It uses its tail fin to change direction like a fish. The head crest and structure on its head protects its neck, like a triceratops’ head armor. Its three appendages are hidden inside its mouth for protection. It uses its spiracles to suck in air, and into its lung-like structures for it to filter the air for oxygen.

Pestacara is a member of the order “Gomphiobia”, the family “Sextripodeslacerta.” Sextripodeslacerta means “Six-legged lizard. Pescatara, short for Pescatarasaurus, means fish lizard. You can tell why just by the looks of pescatara. It is an apex predator, the life style is similar to a mosasaur or great white shark. Its life cycle is like salamanders, the young hatch in water, and as they mature, they grow more limbs, and gets stronger to live on land. The reproductive objects and feces are excreted out of the same oraface. The bite force of Pescatara is equivalent to two Dunkleosteus biting down on one piece of aerospace titanium, and being able to break it. It’s really strong. The field of view of Pescatara is similar to the one of a human’s. The three distinct appendages used for predation is hidden in Pescatara’s mouth, so that they are protected when one Pescatara is fighting for food in and out of water with other apex predators. Pescatara’s top speed in water is 120km/h, on land, it is 60km/h. Although the top speeds are 120km/h and 60km/h, they are only very short bursts of speed to catch fast prey or prey that are on high alert. Pescatara’s last pair of limbs are webbed, which increases its speed in water. Pescatara intakes water from the mouth and pushes water out through the spiracles. The spiracles work like fish gills.

Cristalacerta, meaning “Crested Lizard”, is an animal that fills the same ecological nich as a small shark. Although it is a predator, it is hunted by other larger predators in the sea. It has almost 300 degrees field of vision to evade predators. It’s egg is layed on land, and it lives in seas, lagoons and around lake shores. Most of its life is spent on land, but it hunts in the water. All of its legs are fairly short since it will be inconvenient to have long legs in water, it will not be hydrodynamic. It walks mostly on all of its six legs. The three appendages it has evolved into tongue-like structures, and are far back in the throat. The crest is consistent along all of its relatives in the family “Sextripodeslacerta”, meaning “Six-legged lizard.” Cristalacerta is capable of 70km/h swimming in water, and 30km/h on land. It’s hunting pattern is similar to a Spinosaurus, it puts its snout into the water to sense if the prey is near and snatches it out of the water as soon as possible. Cristalacerta can also hunt in water like a shark. Cristalacerta breathes through its 5 spiracles on each side, it can breath in water and on land. It can switch between using its gills filaments to filter water, or using its gills to suck in water.