ASP-008 Crawlers:
ASP-008 is also commonly known as a crawler, pale crawler or a cave crawler. It is a humanoid, pale-skinned, gaunt, emaciated, tall creature with a thin body and elongated limbs. The skin colour ranges from a pale ash gray to a pure white. They occasionally have ribs, vertebrae, or bones visible under their skin. Besides the mouth and eyes, instances of ASP-008 have virtually no facial features. They are generally 5-10 feet(1.5-3 meters) tall when fully grown and standing upright. Crawlers occasionally stand on two legs, however prefer to crouch or crawl on all fours. Their mouths are filled with sharp and pointed teeth. The creature has beady, black eyes, however, when light illuminates them in the dark, the eyes reflect white. They are primarily nocturnal creatures, and caves and caverns are their primary habitat. The creature cam occasionally exhibit translucent properties due to it's cavernous habitat. The creature has a basic swimming ability which it uses to hunt fish. This ASP has the ability to mimic certain levels of speech and animal noises. Due to the creature's hypogean and epigean habits, they are classified as a trogloxene. They are typically found in Russia, Australia, and they span from southern Canada to Mexico. They are carnivorous creatures that typically hunt at night and in the forest. Customarily instances of ASP-008 hunt small game, essentially squirrels and rodents, although they mostly are interested in rabbits. They occasionally pursue farm animals, such as pigs and calves, and centrally the more muscular crawlers take down fawns, and on limited occasions, adult deer. Crawlers are also scavengers and hunt for deceased animals quite regularly. They will often bring back various scraps to their cave habitats for consumption at a later date. They do not seem to hunt humans, however, they can and will chase people when provoked, or when their territory is being intruded upon. Crawlers imitate a very loud scream or screech, similar to a human scream or that of a mountain lion. Although it is insurmountably rare, in some cases, crawlers hunt in groups, working collectively to hunt bigger prey, such as bears. But on average, crawlers remain solitary for the vast majority of their lives. Crawlers despise bright lights, fire, and loud noises, such as gunshots.