Common Icthysaur

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Icthysaurs were long thought to be extinct until a specimen was found by a lone fisherman on the coast of Nodia Sea. Subsequent discoveries of this rare species have led to several breeding programs concerning the aid of this prehistoric reptile. They live a mostly marine lifestyle, inhabiting secluded island chains untouched by man. Preying on fish and shellfish, they can stay submerged for over an hour. These cold blooded reptiles must bask on sun warmed rocks after long swims.