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Description
1 : Cetaceans
(i) Great grey dolphin
(ii) Polar leopard dolphin
(iii) Polar black dolphin
(iv) Grey-striped dolphin
(v) Narwhal
(vi) Polar porpoise
(vii) Southern orca
(viii) Collared tusk-whale
(ix) Blue sprinter dolphin

2 : Cephalopods

3 : schooling fish

4 : Drakian sea-drake

5 : Blue ice dragon
Poludon polaris
- 6 m long, 4 tons
- feeds strictly on cephalopods, krill and schooling fish
- travel in small pods of 3-7

6 : Sharks

7 : Polar tuna

8 : Deepsea scimitarfish

9 : Great ice dragon
Polaridraco magnificens
- 10-12 m, 6-7 tons
- feeds on a variety of fish, cephalopods, sharks, and occasionally small whales - though it is rare
- although larger than the orca’s of the region, they aren’t the top predators, due to the fact that orcas travel in pods and will brutally mob a lone individual, though in a 1v1 the mosasaur will often come out the victor

Description
1 : Cetaceans
(i) Great grey dolphin
(ii) Polar leopard dolphin
(iii) Polar black dolphin
(iv) Grey-striped dolphin
(v) Narwhal
(vi) Polar porpoise
(vii) Southern orca
(viii) Collared tusk-whale
(ix) Blue sprinter dolphin

2 : Cephalopods

3 : schooling fish

4 : Drakian sea-drake

5 : Blue ice dragon
Poludon polaris
- 6 m long, 4 tons
- feeds strictly on cephalopods, krill and schooling fish
- travel in small pods of 3-7

6 : Sharks

7 : Polar tuna

8 : Deepsea scimitarfish

9 : Great ice dragon
Polaridraco magnificens
- 10-12 m, 6-7 tons
- feeds on a variety of fish, cephalopods, sharks, and occasionally small whales - though it is rare
- although larger than the orca’s of the region, they aren’t the top predators, due to the fact that orcas travel in pods and will brutally mob a lone individual, though in a 1v1 the mosasaur will often come out the victor