Description: The Skelene is a mighty, purple, fireball spitting sea monster. This sea creature has massive spikes on his back. They also have gigantic bright yellow horns on their heads. This horn glows in the dark. It's like a torch for the Skelene. The fire balls it spits out are only tiny but extremely deadly. One touch and the unlucky victim is engulfed in flames.
Size: The Killer can grow up to at least 7m long and 5m high. When the Killer is born its a massive 3m by 2m.
Age: The Skelene lives for a minimum of 1500 years. The oldest known living Skelene was 1 million years old.
Population: There is only 5 known Skelene in the wild.
Range: The Skelene only lives in mucky, dirty brown water. The only place that you will find these monsters are in Grimsdon.
Breeding: When a male mates with a female, the female becomes pregnant for 2 days. For the 2 days the female just sits laying wait. The male goes out hunting and stacks loads of food for the babies. They have only 1 a year.
Babies: A newborn is called Sklen.
Behavior: These sea monsters are deadly to everything. There is not one thing these monsters are afraid of.
Food: They eat a variety of animals, including sharks, fish, humans and other sea creatures.
Size: The Killer can grow up to at least 7m long and 5m high. When the Killer is born its a massive 3m by 2m.
Age: The Skelene lives for a minimum of 1500 years. The oldest known living Skelene was 1 million years old.
Population: There is only 5 known Skelene in the wild.
Range: The Skelene only lives in mucky, dirty brown water. The only place that you will find these monsters are in Grimsdon.
Breeding: When a male mates with a female, the female becomes pregnant for 2 days. For the 2 days the female just sits laying wait. The male goes out hunting and stacks loads of food for the babies. They have only 1 a year.
Babies: A newborn is called Sklen.
Behavior: These sea monsters are deadly to everything. There is not one thing these monsters are afraid of.
Food: They eat a variety of animals, including sharks, fish, humans and other sea creatures.
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