A large sized amphibious sauropod-like wetland omnivore mounted on a 2 inch base of swamp mangroves and grass.
Webbed feet step gently over the marsh lily-pads as the lanky fennfistle searches for its favored meal, eggs. This opportunist ovivore
keeps a gold-flecked eye out for either bird eggs nested within the rushes and cattails along the shore, or for the glimmerings of the
ovoid shapes of amphibian and fish eggs beneath the surface. Its long sinuous neck perfectly adapted to quickly gulp down its prize
into an expandable horned gular and rush off before any protective parent or nearby fresh water predator can catch this nimble
beast.
