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Arabiadles are heavily genetically modified Arabian horses. They have a very thick skin with a newt like texture and crocodile appearance. These horses are rarely found in the wild, and can usually be found only in specific labs before being adopted out to personal owners and breeders. However, when released into the wild these horses are more adept at survival in swampy areas.
The spikes on these horse's necks and tails ward off possible attackers when swimming.
The spikes on their legs are used for breeding, with males, and for keeping foals in line, with females.
Males tend to be loners and are rarely seen with a heard.
Females are very dependent on herds, this is to ensure the survival of their young. They also have a small fin on their tail, this is used for creating their nests which are similar to a bank swallow.
DuskzeHedgie wrote:User: DuskzeHedgie
Name: Damien
Gender: Male
Sex: Male
