Makara

Gavialotapirus indicus

Makara

According to my studies, my opinion is that philosophers like Vishnu Sharma brave the unknown and strange things: the trunk of an elephant, the tail of a fish, the flippers of a river dolphin, and the body of a crocodile. My constellations still remain as their Capricorn.

– Mahadeva Shiva

Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information

Domain: Eukaryota

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Crocodilia

Family: Gavialidae

Genius: Gavialitapirus

Species: Gavialitapirus indicus

Descendant: Gharial and False Gharial

Named by: Francisco Ahluwalia - India (2590-2681)

Year Published: 2678 AD

Size: 25.3 meter length; 5.4 meters tall in height; 3,000 kg

Lifespan: 50+ years

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Pantheon: Indian (Hindu)

Time Period: Pliocene to Holocene Epoch (Iron Age, Roman Empire, Indianization to Future Era)

Temper: Loyal

Threat Level: ★★★★★★

Diet: Carnivorous 🥩🐟🥓🦀

Elements: Water

Inflicts: Waterblight, bleeding, gnashed, mudblight

Weaknesses: Leaf, electric, paralysis

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Makara (Gavialitapirus indicus; Sanskrit: मकर) is one of the guardian, mythical creatures and major antihero-deuteragonist that was introduced in Worldcraft: Indian Reviews. Makara is the only mythical crocodilian, except for examples like Bunyip and others. There are amphibious species of crocodiles, and they were obsessive over the river and marshland.

Etymology

Derived from word this species by Sanskrit word means for this vahana. The Hindustani word is "मगर" (magar) meaning crocodile or mugger. Makara is the Sinhala term for dragon.

Physical Appearance

The makara is a combination of the tapir and resembles a real crocodile in appearance; its scutes and coloration are both grayish olive green. Makara's belly was yellowish since it resembled a real mugger crocodile in appearance. They have purely prehensile trunks. Their eyes are yellow in color. Usually, the evolutionary process gives this a fish tail.

Abilities

Makara is capable of spraying it like Irrawaddy dolphins. However, their tail was a weapon to use to wag the muddy area, and you are mudded for being hit. Makara was very silly to quickly hide behind an enemy if they squirted water by their trunk.


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Ecology

Makara is the top predator in the states of India, the province of Chiosathra and others, and other Hordan republics. Can survive the 75°C and -20°F temperatures, so Makara is weakened by cold areas. Makara was alone to find their mate, and an ambush predator was between land and water.

Behavior

Makaras are often regarded as much more aggressive than muggers and gharials. Intentionally, the makaras are frightened by noises and make them immobilize. Makarakundala (Makara's ear drop) and Makaradhvaja (one whose flag depicts a makara) are people or deities who have society with Makaras, which is quite wrong because Makaras can't feel these kinds of emotions and socialize with people of different races. To make a decision for themselves, learn to love or be friendly to their owners. Makaras didn't hurt the people who have it; it is equivalent to the zodiac sign Capricorn.


Personality

Cowardly, elephantine, stubborn, kind, classy, sassy, ambitious, persistent, murderous, sneaky, homophobic, devious, fearless, sympathetic, protective, demonic, immediate, fierce, talented, oafish, offended, energetic, ruthless

Distribution and Habitat

Makara was found alongside river dolphins in the Ganges and Indus Rivers.


Tamed

Makara was tranquilized by bullets, made unconscious, fed meat or eggs while unconscious, and used narcotics to continuously overdose. Since the survivor is always within 12 radii of the egg, Makaras are automatically domesticated when they hatch from an egg. If you buy the Ganga's Necklace to respond and be hypnotized by you, it will be easier to tame if it doesn’t have a tranquilizer.

Lore

Project Pashneia, a scientific project by the Terran branch of Deities to produce any animals, monsters, or humans in terms of their own, developed Makara, urged by Kamadeva, more often known as Eros.

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