Olive Slime Siren

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Because of their convergent evolution, slime sirens are siren salamanders that are elongated and resemble both eels and hagfish. Olive-to-brown hues, a yellow belly beneath, a long tailfin, and short limbs that grew into fully protected gills and flippers are all present. This species resembled the Burmese python in size.

As a defense mechanism, the slime sirens can make a large amount of slime that combines with freshwater or seawater when they are in danger, unlike other organisms like hagfish, which are unable to escape even with the thickest slime. Compared to the slime expelled by other animals, the slime this amphibian excretes is more resilient and retentive due to its extremely thin threads.

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Olive Slime Siren is a defensive animal through the slime. This species was very intelligent and very pathetic, cautious, and unfriendly, so it is untamed until distracted by dropping a fish made by a survivor on another to produce a slime.

This was native to the northern regions of Sawintir's western hemisphere as well. Including the Horatio and Amazonia continents in each loch, gulf, and puddle in forests.

• Movement Pattern: Not a Migrant

• Individual Type: Solo

• Population Trend: Stable

• Population: 50,000

• Locomotion: Amphibious

• Habitat: All

• Reinachos: ???

This beast was wild at first, but jerky meat made it instantly tame, and it was used as a warden, unable to break free even with the thickest slime.

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See also: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Y4Knn1-BqiEP1d8zm67QJtwSVY0qujb8?usp=drive_link

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