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A larger type of Fruuf (fr oo f) that's thankfully more placid. Spend most of their time wading in deep waters and blinking slowly. Compared to Fruufs, they have larger ears with more notches, two hind toes, webbing on their paws, longer tails, and fatty fins on their backs and tails. Fins commonly stay short as, if they grow longer, they'll fall over from lack of support. They eat water plants, but also fish, small animals, and Fruufs. Their fanged mandibles tucked away in their mouths give them a bit of extra reach for unexpectedly snapping at prey. They'll usually leave keke alone, as they do with most other peaceful creatures too large to easily eat in hopes of getting some extra food out of it (Snakekeys sometimes come with treats or stealable snacks.) Come in whites, grays, and browns with simple striped or spotted patterns. Their insides (eyes, ears, mouth, blood...) can be any color, but will all match. Bits of their fins may also be the inside color

Description

A larger type of Fruuf (fr oo f) that's thankfully more placid. Spend most of their time wading in deep waters and blinking slowly. Compared to Fruufs, they have larger ears with more notches, two hind toes, webbing on their paws, longer tails, and fatty fins on their backs and tails. Fins commonly stay short as, if they grow longer, they'll fall over from lack of support. They eat water plants, but also fish, small animals, and Fruufs. Their fanged mandibles tucked away in their mouths give them a bit of extra reach for unexpectedly snapping at prey. They'll usually leave keke alone, as they do with most other peaceful creatures too large to easily eat in hopes of getting some extra food out of it (Snakekeys sometimes come with treats or stealable snacks.) Come in whites, grays, and browns with simple striped or spotted patterns. Their insides (eyes, ears, mouth, blood...) can be any color, but will all match. Bits of their fins may also be the inside color