Crocodile - Giraffe

Crocodile - Giraffe (001)

Nickname: Giraffodile, The Lock Ness Monster

Crocodile Power: Powerful Bite

Giraffe Power: Long Reach

Comboanimals Fun bit of Information

They say the best way to avoid getting bitten by a crocodile chasing you is to run in a zigzag away from it because it cannot turn quickly with its short stumpy legs and short neck. This tactic may work with a crocodile but it certainly wont work with the giraffodile as it can gallop quickly and turn sharply with its long legs. Even more impressive is it can reach down to the ground with its long neck and bite and swallow its prey in one.

Comboanimals Folklore

it's important to note that the Loch Ness Monster is a legendary creature associated with Scotland's Loch Ness, and it is typically described as a large aquatic reptile. The comboanimal with the closest resemblance to this legendary creature is the Giraffodile, whose combination of a crocodile and a giraffe results in a creature full of intrigue and mystery.

Comboanimals Physical description

A giraffe with the head, tail, legs, feet and covered head to tail in the scales of a crocodile.

Picture a mysterious creature with the squat powerful body of a crocode and the long graceful neck of a giraffe, crowned by a magnificent head adorned with scales and rows of sharp teeth reminiscent of a crocodile. Its body is a blend of sleek reptilian scales and the unmistakable spots of a giraffe, creating a mesmerizing pattern that shimmers in the sunlight.

It varies in weight from 1200kg for an adult male and 830kg for an adult female making them potentially 17 times bigger than the average adult human.

Comboanimals Information

This extraordinary creature possesses powerful webbed feet, allowing it to glide through the water with ease, and a long, muscular scaled tail for propulsion and stability. One bite with its rows of sharp teeth shred any prey in seconds and it’s strong neck let’s it thrash its prey.

They predominantly live in water and for most of their time in water they stay under the surface remaining unseen. They can hold their breathe on average for 15 to 30mins and only break the surface to breathe which create waves of intrigue and wonder. The other times they break the surface is to snap at unsuspecting waterfoul such as ducks and swans who may sit onto of the water.

As a result of its unique combination of giraffe and crocodile traits, the giraffodile boasts a fascinating and diverse diet. Its long neck allows it to reach foliage high above the water's surface, indulging in succulent leaves and tender shoots of aquatic plants. However, the crocodile influence gives it an insatiable appetite for fish, amphibians, and even the occasional unfortunate waterfowl that ventures too close to its domain. This varied diet ensures it receives the necessary sustenance to maintain its robust and powerful physique.

Giraffodile are more social than all other reptiles. Though they primarily lead solitary lives, they resort to group behavior for important activities such as hunting or raising hatchlings.

Their tendency to stay under water and only come to the surface to breathe leaving rings of disturbed water leaves any onlooker with intrigue. They are hard to spot due to their elusive nature.

They typically live in rivers near the equator such as in Africa and South America. Here they can be seen in large numbers.

The hardest one to find is the The most famous Giraffodile, The legendary Lock Ness. Nestled amidst the sprawling Scottish Highlands, this solitary creature calls the deep, mysterious waters of Loch Ness its home. It’s a mystery how it got there.

Loch Ness offers a perfect blend of majestic landscapes and a vast, dark expanse of water. The Lock Ness Monster, with its ability to effortlessly navigate water, finds solace in the hidden depths of the loch. It seeks shelter within hidden underwater caves and crevices, emerging only when the allure of the outside world becomes too enticing to resist.

Ratings Reasoning High cool rating when considering its legendary status in folklore

Comboanimals Statistics

Type: legend, monster

Animal Characteristics. (1 = Crocodile, 2 = Giraffe)

Size = 2, Strength = 2, Speed = 1, Agility = 1, Attack = 1, Defence = 1, Intelligence = 1, Fly = 1, Swim = 1, Climb = 1.

ComboAnimals Ratings.

Adaptability Rating:83/100

Deadly Rating: 91/100

Friendly Rating: 9/100

Cute Rating: 5/100

Cool Rating: 95/100