MULITARAC

(Ma-lee-ta-rack)

The mulitarac is a bottom feeder in the Zenton Sea. Their bodies vary greatly in length, and the longer one of these creatures is, the more sections they have. Each section is a circle, two feet long, with a leg on either side and a sharp fin on top. Their bodies lack scales and feel rubbery and slightly squishy, akin to a beluga whale. Each leg is similar to a huntsman spider’s, but without hair. At the front of their bodies, mulitaracks are almost all mouth. They have a pair of eyes on either side of their head and one on the end of their nose, which sits at the top of their head and extends outward for several feet. To help them catch their prey, they have a nine-to-fourteen-foot tongue.

Size

Male

Weight: 300-1850 lbs.

Height: 6.5-7 ft.

Length: 20-90 ft.

Female

Weight: 120-1610 lbs.

Height: 5.5-6 ft.

Length: 10-75 ft.