Skull island creatures

Description Being the closest exisiting to the myth of the Kraken, the mire squid is an enormous cephalopod inhabiting Skull Island's rivers and lakes. To make do with the limited living space, the body is flattened and elongated and bears a muscular seam on the underside that resembles the seam of the flamboyant cuttlefish and serves a similar purpose. Mire squids are known to leave the water during the rain season and crawl to new bodies of water, where the seams are used like a pair of…

Description Notorious for being seen as the most dangerous animal of Skull Island, the skullcrawlers are almost as famous as Kong. The giant varanids are able to tunnel through soil and the island's limestone deposits alike, using both their powerful claws as well as their hardened heads with its characteristic mask to penetrate the ground, softening the limestone up with regurgitated stomach acid if needed. The tunnels stretch under most of the island and occasionally destabilize…

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The Malevolusaurus, Malevolusaurus perditor, is a large, omnivorous sphenacodontine sphenacodontid from the uplands of Skull Island, descended from Dimetrodon. It measures 20-24 feet long. Pugnacious and ill-tempered, the burly Malevolusaurus is an opportunistic omnivorous pelycosaur of the highlands. It scavenges carrion or steals wounded live prey from other predators, digs smaller animals from burrows, and uproots plants for their roots (such as tubers). It will also go after such prey…

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The giant apes of Skull Islands are both its largest and most famous inhabitants. While adult skullcrawlers might still be longer, they are significantl... Speculative K:SI bullshit: The eighth wonder

The Carrion Parrots, Caropsitticus sp., are a group of carnivorous, baldheaded, scavenging, vulture-like true parrots from the lowland plains of Skull Island. A close relative of theirs is the martial parrot. Most colorful among the carrion-eaters of Skull Island are the many and varied carrion...