Thraseal

Name: Thraseal

Named that way because of the way they Thrash in water when they hunt, mate, and fight.

Age: 65 - 80 years

Locomotion: Swimming, and dragging themselves on land.

Size: 2 meters in height and 12 - 13 meters in length

Appearance: They look like a large long seal, like that of a leopard seal. They have armored plates going from their snout to their tail. They have whiskers they can use to navigate their environment, providing additional sensory input. Males have five longer whiskers, while females have four whiskers. They possess four limbs, two large front limbs, and two small back limbs. They possess a strong tail they can use to propel themselves through water.

Colors: Their main body color is blue. Light blue on the lower half, while dark blue on the upper half of their bodies. They also possess spots on their plates. Females possess white spots, while males possess colorful spots like red, green, and purple. Their eye colors come in warm colors like red, orange, and yellow.
Diet: Carnivore

Habitat: Water kingdom's beach chores, reefs, sea caves, and small rock islands.

Problems: Thraseal can often be highly territorial and will even attack anyone that goes near their territory. Sometimes, Thraseals will even steal and eat fish caught by fishers, causing lots of injuries and damage to the fishermen and themselves.

Domestication: 40 % are domesticated and are used as transport and rides.

Subspecies: None

Inspirations: Leopard seals. Basilosaurus.