All amphibia are excellent swimmers and can hold their breath from 30-45 minutes. Unlike the
rest of the anthros, anthro amphibians are not bothered by cold. Instead, intense heat may
cause them the "amphibian flu". This illness has three phases.
1)fever, headache, dry skin
2) spasm, illusions, fainting
3)death
Very few dragons have survived the flu ("a dry amphibian is a dead amphibian").
Amphibian skin looks oily ("sweaty" to some). In fact, it is covered by an oil, the amphibian oil. At
old times, they believed that it was the oil that gave the amphibians the ability to hold their breath
and they even sold it as a drug. Now we know that the oil's role is to keep the skin wet.
CLAW DRAGON
Species: amphibia kavouras Other name: pincer Habitat: beaches and lakes
Length: 2m Diet: fish Skin type: scaly Spits: water Group size: 1-10m
Can be found as an anthro: yes
FLUKED DRAGON
Species: amphibia delphinoura Diet: fish Skin type: scaly
Habitat: beaches and lakes Length: 4m Spits: water
Can be found as an anthro: yes
DELWING
Species: amphibia delfini Habitat: lakes, beaches Length: 4m
Diet: fish Skin type: scaly Spits: water
Can be found as an anthro: yes
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