Coral Dragon

1. Blends in with the coral to hide from the predators 

2. When the tide is low it stays in the ocean because it likes open space and being able to swim; it may approach the shore during high tide. It responds to strong currents by allowing the current to take it and glides through the water, using its fins and tail for direction. When the sun is out, it likes to hover towards the top of the ocean to feel the warmth on its back. During the night, it stays close to the bottom of the ocean to search the sand for food.

3. Half the size of a dolphin. Has very bright colors like coral pink, mint green, etc to blend in with coral. It has back spikes to protect itself from predators. It eats plants like seaweed and uses its front feed to walk on land and uses its tail to glide and swim through the water. It carries babies for 2 months and can have 3-4 per litter.