DELPHINOIDES
The dragons in this family look like sharks or dolphins. They have blow holes, or nostrils that resemble
blow holes. Even though they look like mammals, they are dragons and they all lay eggs. They are
friendly (except the Dino shark) They all have smooth dolphin-like skin, which I describe as "rubbery".
They use echolocation and communicate with whistles, grunts and clicks. They lay their eggs at the
bottom and the whole pod guards them.
DINO SHARK (delphinoides karharias)
Habitat: deep waters Length: 7-10m Diet: meat Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: no
This is the only delphinoides that is dangerous to anthros. It will attack anything when it's hungy.
KILLER DOLPHIN (delphinoides dracopterigus)
Habitat: warm waters Length: 8-10m Diet: fish, small porpoises
Group size: 5-20 Can be found as an anthro: no
Despite its fearsome look, these dragons are very friendly and allow divers to swim
with them. They often associate with shark dolphins
DRAGONAIR (delphinoides dratini)
Habitat: all waters Length: 6mm Group size: 2-20 Diet: fish
Can be found as an anthro: no
It has striking black and white markings and unique shaped flippers and fin. It is very fast and shy. Little
is known about it.
ANELIDA (delphinoides heli)
Habitat: rivers Length: 1-1.5m Diet: small fish, crustaceans Group size: 1-5
Can be found as an anthro: no
The anelidas have a long and streamlined body, helping them to swim in shallow waters.
Its large eyes help it to see better in murky waters
TAIL SLAPPER (delphinoides delfini)
SHARK DOLPHIN (delphinoides karharini)
Habitat: all waters Length: 9-10m Diet: fish, birds, porpoises Group size: 5-50
Can be found as an anthro: no
They often associate with Killer dolphins. The babies are hatched spotless and develop their spots
while they age. They are friendly and safe to swim with
UNISLAPPER (delphinoides monocerus)
HAbitat: deep waters length: 1.5 m Diet: fsh Can be found as an anthro: no
Brother species: tail slapper
It uses its flukes the same way the tail slapper does. The horn is not used for fighting,
but if one is annoyed, it might use it. Unlike its brother species, it does not have a blowhole. Instead, it
has two nostrils on its snout
DRAGON WHALE (delphinoides cetus)
Habitat:deep waters Length: 11m Diet: fish, squid
it is a shy animal. Little is known about it
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The dragons in this family look like sharks or dolphins. They have blow holes, or nostrils that resemble
blow holes. Even though they look like mammals, they are dragons and they all lay eggs. They are
friendly (except the Dino shark) They all have smooth dolphin-like skin, which I describe as "rubbery".
They use echolocation and communicate with whistles, grunts and clicks. They lay their eggs at the
bottom and the whole pod guards them.
DINO SHARK (delphinoides karharias)
Habitat: deep waters Length: 7-10m Diet: meat Group size: 1
Can be found as an anthro: no
This is the only delphinoides that is dangerous to anthros. It will attack anything when it's hungy.
KILLER DOLPHIN (delphinoides dracopterigus)
Habitat: warm waters Length: 8-10m Diet: fish, small porpoises
Group size: 5-20 Can be found as an anthro: no
Despite its fearsome look, these dragons are very friendly and allow divers to swim
with them. They often associate with shark dolphins
DRAGONAIR (delphinoides dratini)
Habitat: all waters Length: 6mm Group size: 2-20 Diet: fish
Can be found as an anthro: no
It has striking black and white markings and unique shaped flippers and fin. It is very fast and shy. Little
is known about it.
ANELIDA (delphinoides heli)
Habitat: rivers Length: 1-1.5m Diet: small fish, crustaceans Group size: 1-5
Can be found as an anthro: no
The anelidas have a long and streamlined body, helping them to swim in shallow waters.
Its large eyes help it to see better in murky waters
TAIL SLAPPER (delphinoides delfini)
SHARK DOLPHIN (delphinoides karharini)
Habitat: all waters Length: 9-10m Diet: fish, birds, porpoises Group size: 5-50
Can be found as an anthro: no
They often associate with Killer dolphins. The babies are hatched spotless and develop their spots
while they age. They are friendly and safe to swim with
UNISLAPPER (delphinoides monocerus)
HAbitat: deep waters length: 1.5 m Diet: fsh Can be found as an anthro: no
Brother species: tail slapper
It uses its flukes the same way the tail slapper does. The horn is not used for fighting,
but if one is annoyed, it might use it. Unlike its brother species, it does not have a blowhole. Instead, it
has two nostrils on its snout
DRAGON WHALE (delphinoides cetus)
Habitat:deep waters Length: 11m Diet: fish, squid
it is a shy animal. Little is known about it
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