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The '''Devilfish''' is the Awakened version of the manta ray. It has a "wingspan" of 8.0 meters, and has a black dorsal surface with white markings on the ventral surface. It has a long tail with a venomous spine. |
The '''Devilfish''' is the Awakened version of the manta ray. It has a "wingspan" of 8.0 meters, and has a black dorsal surface with white markings on the ventral surface. It has a long tail with a venomous spine. |
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Devilfish can swim rapidly and are known to "glide" in the air by leaping out of the water for distances as long as 100 meters. The devilfish hunts smaller fish, and is not aggressive toward larger creatures in general. It has the innate magical ability to cause fear, although the precise mechanism or purpose of this ability is unknown. |
Devilfish can swim rapidly and are known to "glide" in the air by leaping out of the water for distances as long as 100 meters. The devilfish hunts smaller fish, and is not aggressive toward larger creatures in general. It has the innate magical ability to cause fear, although the precise mechanism or purpose of this ability is unknown. |
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| − | They are generally found in the Gulf of Mexico, the |
+ | They are generally found in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and southern coasts of Florida. |
== References == |
== References == |
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| − | * Paranormal Animals of North America, pp |
+ | * Paranormal Animals of North America, pp 52–53 |
* Critters, p 26 |
* Critters, p 26 |
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[[Category:Critters]] |
[[Category:Critters]] |
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Revision as of 18:47, 10 April 2012
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Manta phobi
The Devilfish is the Awakened version of the manta ray. It has a "wingspan" of 8.0 meters, and has a black dorsal surface with white markings on the ventral surface. It has a long tail with a venomous spine.
Devilfish can swim rapidly and are known to "glide" in the air by leaping out of the water for distances as long as 100 meters. The devilfish hunts smaller fish, and is not aggressive toward larger creatures in general. It has the innate magical ability to cause fear, although the precise mechanism or purpose of this ability is unknown.
They are generally found in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and southern coasts of Florida.
References
- Paranormal Animals of North America, pp 52–53
- Critters, p 26