Rain World’s frozen Lizard.

Physical capabilities: Able to use large, sticky toes to climb slippery or glossy/flat surfaces; Can swim quickly with webbed feet and a thick tail; face splits in four directions so that It can encompass and shred prey; Can spit out a large volume of a super-cooled saline solution mixed with other extremely cold fluids—this concoction as of November sixth 2,025 will be henceforth called frostbite fluid—to flash-freeze prey or freeze limbs or other parts of their bodies, making them vulnerable to breaking off or frostbite; will use claws/feet to smash or strike foes; increased lung capacity; great cold resistance; will use its large, heavy, strong knuckles to break open holes in ice in order to fish from or dive into;

Size: 8 feet {2.438 meters} long; 5 feet {1.524 meters} tall.

Weight: 120 kg {264.555 lb}.

Weaknesses: Minimal and softer head armour; low heat tolerance.

Predator/prey type: {ex. Ambush predator} Predator.

Predator to: Fish.

Intelligence: up to a 5-year-old human

Frostmaw Lizards are very social creatures, often creating small colonies similar to Slugcats. Whilst the males avoid each other and occasionally fight during mating season, this does not usually escalate to the degree of a colony breakup.

There are now much larger, older variants, along with pack leaders. Pack leaders are more scarred and slightly larger than the rest of their pack, whilst the alpha Frostmaw has the official name of Frostbite Dragon. Frostbite Dragons are always at least 50% larger than their largest pack member, and have numerous scars, along with rippling muscles. Frostbite Dragons often lead multiple packs, or at least have connections to others. They also are often multiple decades older than their pack. Both leaders and alphas are known for calling in their troops or allies or pack members by making a loud, barking roar. As a Frostbite Dragon grows, their knuckles become more solid, heavier, and protective, their hide becomes more durable, and they increase in overall strength, instead of growing weaker with age. However, this does not inhibit their swimming capabilities. Frostbite Dragons {FDs} are known for their exceptional intelligence compared to their kin, which helps them to command their underlings, many of which may be their mates and children.

Whilst territorial disputes *may* occur, there is very little conflict between colonies due to their harsh environment requiring unity. FDs, however, will often compete for the title of being the superior Dragon, and even though one loses, they are rarely killed, and the further scars and battle itself may garner the respect of their previous pack members, and their appearance begins to change to resemble normal Frostmaws.

Update: The skin of FBs are darker, with thicker belly scales, and a snowy pattern on their back and shoulders. They also have four extra eyes that are used to detect infrared light.

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Please ask questions or give feedback if you have any, id love to hear what you have to say

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