[King of Crows]

I recieved prior permission from ToastingCinnamon to create 2-3 special Pseudodragons for Shark Week!

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Here is the first bab! This female is based on a Bamboo Shark, and has long fangs, and tail fins!

To win this Pseudodragon, tell me something interesting about sharks- the most interesting fact will win!


• 1 Fact per entry, please
• No extras
• Prettying the form is allowed
• Ends July 21st

Username: Sun Bear
Name: Dakoto
Gender: Female
Shark Fact:
Sharks are incredibly hardy animals with the ability to adapt to and thrive in almost any environment.

Recently, 2 species of sharks were found living inside the crater of an active underwater volcano in the Solomon Islands! This might not seem like such a big deal, but the fact is that no animal could possibly survive in these waters: The volcano is almost constantly spewing ash and acids into the water, causing water temperatures to soar into the 300's (Celcius that is, or about 570 degrees Fahrenheit) and acidity levels to be on par with vinegar on some occasions. Not to mention that fact that the sharks must some how know when the volcano will erupt as to know to leave the area. I guess there's a reason they've been around for millions of years!

http://video.nationalgeographic.com/vid ... er-volcano

Runner Up:

Username: Angelshy
Name: Donnelly "brave one"
Gender: Male
Shark Fact: "Shark teeth are actually scales; that's why they can infinitely grow them back.

[dr pepper.]

Username: bambi boo
Name: Slick
Gender: female
Shark Fact: Sharks inhabited the earth 200 million years before the dinosaurs appeared and have changed only minimally during that time.

[Scion Hanzo]

Username: Capsicle
Name: Creame
Gender: Female
Shark Fact: Dogfish sharks swim while they sleep.

[poqqi]

Username:
BurningSnow

Name:
Miss Pancake

Gender:
Female

Shark Fact:
Due to living mostly on the sea floor, Bamboo sharks have adapted to blend in, causing their bodies to look flat and squashed. Almost like a pancake.

[KiTelli]

Username: KiTelli
Name: Chloe (inspired by one of the 'genus' names: Chiloscyllium. also, one meaning of 'Chloe' is 'green shoot'--perfect for bamboo, lol)
Gender: Female
Shark Fact: A female White Spotted Bamboo Shark that had no contact with a male for 6 years gave birth to 3 young at an Aquarium in Detroit, MI. There are many theories as to how this happened but none have been confirmed. Some of these theories are: 1) the female contains both the male and the female reproductive organs 2) the female has the ability to store sperm for that long, and 3) that the female has somehow stimulated the eggs without sperm.

[Ｍｉｓｓｉｎｇ✖]

Username: The Missing Kurlox
Name: Kim
Gender: Female
Shark Fact:
The frilled shark's circular mouth, filled with more than 300 spiny teeth, earns it the nickname of the modern Loch Ness Monster

[Sketchasaur]

Username: Splatter
Name: Chachi
Gender: Male
Shark Fact:

Exactly how a shark comes into the world depends on its species.
Horn sharks, for example, hatch from egg cases called "mermaid's purses"

[hoglolly]

Username: hoglolly
Name: Dorsal
Gender: female
Shark Fact: Some species of sharks can be put into a state of temporary paralysis called tonic immobility. This state can be triggered by flipping the shark upside down, or in some cases, stroking the shark's snout.

[she wolf warrior]

Username: she wolf warrior
Name: alpha
Gender: female
Shark Fact: Sharks respond to a sound known as a "yummy hum". It's an infrasonic sound that injured fish make, drawing sharks to an easy meal

[grocery store]

Username: love yourself 1st.
Name: milo
Gender: male
Shark Fact: Sharks live in all seven of the world’s oceans, but they’re not confined solely to wide-open bodies of salt water. There are species that can survive in mixed salt- and freshwater environments like estuaries and watersheds that connect to an ocean, while other species can live in completely fresh water .