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The Dominus In Litore

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The Dominus in Litore, a recently discovered organism, is basically a mutant because there has never been any sightings in the area it was found, El Porto, Manhattan Beach, CA. Though was this creature discovered you might ask. According the the discoverer Ariel Santiago, that he was sitting down enjoying the sunrise at 6:29 AM on the 24 February 2016, when he hears a screeching sound that seemed to be a bald eagles. He thought otherwise because there were never any terrifying creatures in that area. He decides to look up and sees a mysterious creature popping its head out of a water and looking at another weird hairy creature. Ariel explains that he took a quick picture and hid behind his umbrella. The creature popped out, it had glaring blue …show more content…

As well as a horn that injects venom, sharp teeth that sink into flesh and inject venom, it breathes fire, a venom shooter, wings with sharp edges, a spike shooter with venom, and a tail to swim. This allowed scientists to realize that this animal to dangerous to keep in captivity. It also allowed them to realize that this animal contains very odd adaptations. The scientists trace the animal's genes to a weird fossil that was found a couple of decades ago and found out that his animal was related to it. Though that animal did not have any of the features that the Dominus in Litore had. Scientists made a hypothesis that there was an oil spill about twenty miles away from the sea shore that contained radiation. This might have been the reason that this mutant creature is still living …show more content…

This explains that the Dominus in Litore can be classified as a first-level consumer, second-level consumer, and even a third level-consumer because it has no predators. It mainly eats sharks, squids, fish, whales, berries, krill, and many other organisms and plants. It might even eat humans if we try to harm it. Dominus in Litore has an estimated lifespan of 30 years, at the age of 1 they are almost half their full grown size! The females can lay as many as fifty eggs. Sadly, when the eggs are barely laid, their shells are so soft that freshly fallen snow can break it. After five days, the shell can turn unbreakable, a diamond can try to scratch it but will break it at the same time. These facts might be helpful when you encounter

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