Great Ichthy-Ichthy

For as long as life has existed on land it has been drawn back to the ocean from which it came since the Mesosaurs of the early Permian countless animals have returned to the water in some forum.

Well, the highly vascular fin ray wings make most Blish strong swimmers, and many Blish are associated with water one of them has taken this further.

Its ancestor, a descendant of the Stripped Sea Blish some 233 MYH was the first Ovoviviparous Ichthyopteran retaining its eggs internally until hatching like lizards.

With no ties to the land, these aquatic Blish have become fully pelagic and ballooned in size the largest the Great Ichthy-Ichthy is an astonishing 40 feet long.

Like its ancestor, it hunts smaller fish although at such a large size smaller fish include most smaller predators in the environment including the Dark Sharks and Brute Sharks that hunt their smaller relatives.

Like large marine reptiles, they hunt with bursts of speed their extendable jaws being able to extend over six feet out from their body and easily restrain all except the largest sharks which it can easily swallow whole.

Like other Blish, these are among the most atrophied jaws of any vertebrate functioning more like a trunk than jaws lined with fluid-filled Erectile tissue that provides rigidity and the ability to hold them out for extended periods of time.

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