Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Juvenile

The Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Juvenile is the offspring of a fearsome hybrid creature, combining the deadly features of an alligator, a rattlesnake, and a giant scorpion. Its body resembles that of a small alligator, covered in moist, scaly hide and equipped with needle sharp teeth and uncontrollable venom sacks. A long, segmented tail extends from its rear, ending in a venomous stinger that drips with potent toxins. Unlike the Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Adult, the Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Juvenile does not emit the menacing rattling sound from its tail, making it very possible to step on them in tall marsh grass and under murky water. 

Found lurking in swamps, marshes, and other watery habitats, the Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Juveniles are often solitary but can be found in small groups of 3-5 creatures which hunt small fish, reptiles and mammals, and large insects on both land and in the water. It uses its keen sense of smell to track prey, ambushing unsuspecting victims with lightning-fast strikes from its venomous jaws and tail.

Despite a fearsome appearance, Cottonmouthed Rattlegator Juveniles are not inherently aggressive and will usually run for cover when larger predators are about and will only fight when trapped.