Ilocuda for People Playground

Its an ilocuda. "ilo" means swallow in some goofy language. The funny thing is, it was originally going to be called Swallowcuda, but was changed to be more unique.

"The ilocuda are large green sea creatures that have a huge lower jaw. Their underbelly has a light green color while the upper body has a darker swamp green. They have big tailfins and small eyes. Their teeth are small so they can not chew very well. Instead, they use their big jaw to fling prey into their mouths while in the right spot. While their prey is inside their stomach, they are quickly digested into a pile of bones, then spat out into the ocean. Smaller prey is usually killed from the force of the jaw flinging them inside the stomach. Which is lucky for them. But in some cases where the ilocuda doesn't fling the prey in and just swallows them, the prey has to feel every bit of pain before they die inside the stomach. ilocuda are also slow moving creatures. But when they see prey, the motivation makes them go a bit faster. ilocuda are also strong and can jump very high from the water. Their brains are the same size as human brains, but they aren't able to outsmart humans. Unless the human is full on stupid. ilocuda are omnivores, meaning they will eat nearly anything that they can fit in their stomachs. Jan 'ny are small enough to fit inside its mouth, too. If you see a green light moving around in the water, don't go in. Unless you want to be its next meal."