04-15-2013, 09:43 PM
This is Day One
This creature is a(n): Six-legged tusk elephantine aka, hecta-crus dente elephantus
This is its story: The six-legged tusk elephantine is born from a cross-breed between an elephant and a mantis shrimp. It inherits both the smoothness and hardness of elephant tusks and mantis shrimp shells combined in its six legs. The body looks similar to the elephant, but only the skin is similar with the shell of the mantis shrimp within. The size of a six-legged tusk elephantine is twice that of a regular mantis shrimp, but unlike the mantis shrimp, it is a mutated omnivore. It can eat anything from plants to meat to metal. Similar to the mantis shrimp, it attacks and/or rips apart its prey/food with it's super hard and fast legs. The fate of this particular specimen is of great curiosity because of it's lack of the other half of its legs. What could have had the strength and hardness to rip apart such study legs?
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