Creek Creepers

°A Creek Creeper has a wide thin body. This lets it lay at the bottom of very shallow creeks and rivers, without protruding the surface of the water.

°A Creek Creeper has six legs, and a fish-like tail

°A Creep Creeper's gender can be identified by the color of it's sandpaper-like skin. Blue skin means male and grey skin means female.

°A Creek Creeper has very large eyes that seem black on land, but once underwater they turn a greenish color to imitate aquatic plant life.

°Creek Creepers can breathe underwater, as well as on land.

° A Creek Creeper has no teeth: so it simply lays at the bottom of water beds for a fish to swim by so it can be swallowed whole.

°A Creek Creeper can grow to be the size of a polar bear

°In the past humans have stumbled upon juvenile Creek Creepers and thought they were giant salamanders.

°When a Creek Creeper wants to attract attention (often to attract a potential mate, or warn other dragons). They make an ear piercing screech that can be heard from ten miles (16km). It is so high pitched, that only other Creek Creepers can tell where the noise originates.

°A Creek Creeper is healthier the more often it is able to swim (or better lay) in water.

°Most Creek Creepers are cowardly and avoid anything that is out of their comfort zone.