
Water Lion
Size: 10ft Long, 4-5ft Tall
Discovered: 07/29/1851
Last Seen: 02/01/1967
Population: 254,343
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Description:
The Water Lion is described as a large, lion-like creature with aquatic adaptations, including webbed paws, sleek fur, and a muscular tail that aids in swimming. Unlike a typical lion, the Water Lion’s fur has a wet, oily sheen, often reported as blue-gray or dark brown, which helps it blend into its watery habitat. It is said to have a distinct roar that echoes across water bodies, similar to both a lion’s roar and a low rumble, resembling the sound of distant thunder.
Habitat:
Rivers, lakes, and wetlands, particularly in isolated and densely vegetated areas where it can hide easily.
Abilities:
The Water Lion is an excellent swimmer, capable of moving through water with ease, aided by its webbed paws and powerful tail. With its dark, sleek fur, the Water Lion blends effortlessly into murky waters, allowing it to ambush prey at the water’s edge. Some legends suggest that the Water Lion has a mesmerizing gaze, which can immobilize prey or lure animals closer to the water.
Weaknesses:
- Fire
- Salt
- Silver Weapon
- Being Dry
Ways To Attract:
According to legend, playing rhythmic drumming or placing animal bones near the water’s edge may attract the Water Lion, as it is said to be drawn to certain sounds. However, due to its dangerous nature, locals advise against trying to summon the creature.