You have an animal on your body!

Please to be presenting Tuatropic. Tuataras, seriously. LOL when I first designed this one I thought it was Tautra. Oops.

Tuatropics, though they certainly do not appear that way, are primarily herbivores that forage for seaweed in the ocean. They are said to be very closely related to some fossil pokemon. Aside from basic functioning, Tuatropics on a whole are quite lazy and can spend up to fourteen hours a day sunbathing. To avoid being harassed, they use their long claws to scale trees and shelter at the top. They can swim at up to 30 miles an hour and have been watched swimming en masse into the ocean at nightfall for largely unknown reasons. During cooler months they huddle together on rocks and forage for berries and the occasional insect. They have become quite a tourist attraction for Cajiro's southern beaches as when they can be spurred into action they enjoy playing in the sand with people.


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