Pangolin - Snake (Anaconda)

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Pangolin - Snake (Anaconda) (001)

Nickname: The Pangaconda

Pangolin Power: Armoured shell

Anaconda Power: Restrictive squeeze

Comboanimals Power: Unbreakable squeeze

Comboanimals Fun bit of Information

During the day it will live amongst sheep. At night with a full moon, the woolwolfs would gather in packs and sing their haunting songs to the moon.

Comboanimals Folklore

A popular expression in the UK is a 'Wolf in sheep's clothing' meaning a person or thing that appears friendly or harmless but is really hostile. This creature is the personification of this saying, it is also a symbol of balance between light and dark friendly during the day but hostile on nights with a full moon.

Comboanimals Appearance

An anaconda with the hard shell of a pangolin.

The Pangaconda was a mesmerizing fusion of the armoured scales of a pangolin and the slithering, muscular body of an anaconda. From a distance, it looked like a strange, giant serpent covered in shimmering, overlapping scales that glinted like polished metal in the sun. But up close, you could see its true nature: the head of the Pangaconda was a mix of both worlds. It had a wide, flat face like a pangolin’s, with small, beady eyes that glimmered with intelligence, but its mouth was filled with sharp, curved teeth, much like a snake's, designed for gripping and holding.

The creature’s body was massive—stretching up to 30 feet in length—but it was thick and strong, like an anaconda, with an armoured back that was made up of large, oval scales, each one tough as steel.Its body lined with a more flexible layer of scales, allowing it to move with the grace of a serpent, twisting and coiling through the swamp. Its tail was long and muscular, perfect for gripping branches and wrapping around trees, making it an excellent climber as well as a slithering predator.

When the Pangaconda moved, it was a sight to behold. It could slide silently through the muck of the swamp, its body moving like a flowing river, undulating in smooth, continuous waves. But when it wanted to, it could also curl up into a tight ball, just like a pangolin, to protect itself from danger or to rest in the cool shade of the swamp.

Comboanimals Information

Deep in the heart of a vast, misty swamp, where the trees stretched like crooked fingers into the fog and the waters were dark and still, there lived a creature unlike any other—a hybrid of two powerful and mysterious animals: the pangolin and the anaconda. This creature was known as the Pangaconda.

Behaviour

The Pangaconda was a creature of contradictions. On the one hand, it was a solitary, stealthy predator—moving quietly through the trees and water, hunting for food. On the other hand, it was incredibly protective of its territory, which it defended fiercely against any intruders. Most of the time, it stayed hidden in the underbrush, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. It would use its long, flexible body to wrap around its prey, squeezing with the strength of an anaconda, while its sharp claws, inherited from its pangolin ancestry, could scrape and tear at anything that tried to escape.

Despite its fearsome appearance, the Pangaconda was not always aggressive. In fact, it spent much of its time simply roaming the swamps, searching for food or resting in the treetops. At night, it would often climb to the highest branches of the ancient cypress trees, curling itself into a loose coil and resting in the quiet, cool air. During these peaceful moments, the scales on its back would shimmer in the moonlight, almost like the creature was glowing in the dark.

Diet

The Pangaconda had a unique diet, combining the best of both its parent species. It was an opportunistic eater, feeding on a wide variety of prey, from small mammals and reptiles to large fish and even birds that ventured too close to the swamp’s edge. It would use its long, coiling body to ambush and constrict its prey, suffocating it before devouring it whole. The Pangaconda didn’t need to eat often, but when it did, it would feast, swallowing its meal whole and then retreating to a quiet spot to rest while its body digested the meal.

In addition to meat, the Pangaconda had an unusual habit of eating certain fruits and plants found only in the swamp. It had a strange craving for the thick, sweet sap of certain trees, and it could often be found licking the bark of the swamp’s tallest trunks, using its long tongue to lap up the sticky liquid. This made it a bit of an oddity—part predator, part herbivore.

Habitat

The Pangaconda made its home in the murky swamps and dense wetlands of the southern jungle. This was a place where few dared to go—where the water was thick with algae and the trees seemed to loom over you like ancient giants. The swamp was a maze of winding rivers, deep pools, and tangled vines. The air was thick with the scent of damp earth and the calls of unseen creatures. Here, the Pangaconda thrived, blending perfectly with the environment.

It was a master of camouflage, its scales allowing it to disappear into the shadows of the swamp, whether it was resting in a hollow tree or coiling beneath the surface of the water. The dense foliage and murky waters hid it from view, making it almost impossible to detect unless you knew exactly where to look. Those who ventured too far into the swamp often spoke of feeling watched, as though something was always lurking just beyond their sight—most likely the Pangaconda, observing from the shadows, waiting for the right moment to strike.

Myth and Mystery

The Pangaconda was a creature of legend. Many said it was the guardian of the swamp—an ancient protector, half-animal, half-mystical being, whose role was to keep the balance of the swamp in check. Some believed that the creature had been born from a curse—an ancient spell cast to combine the strengths of both the pangolin and the anaconda, creating a being that could never be defeated.

There were also stories about the Pangaconda being a creature of the night, drawn to the moonlight like a shadow. People whispered that it had the power to control the water and the trees, bending the swamp to its will, and that anyone who entered its domain would either leave with a great treasure or never return at all. The truth, however, was a mystery. No one had ever seen the Pangaconda up close and lived to tell the tale, and those who did speak of it always did so in hushed voices, with wide eyes filled with fear and awe.

Some believed it was just a myth. Others thought it was a warning. But one thing was certain: if you ever found yourself deep in the heart of the swamp, with the air thick with fog and the sound of something shifting in the water, you might just hear the low, slithering hiss of the Pangaconda, and you would know you were not alone.

Comboanimals Statistics

Type: Snake, Shell

Animal Characteristics. (1 = Pangolin, 2 = Anaconda)

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

Adaptability Rating: 85/100

Deadly Rating: 90/100

Friendly Rating: 10/100

Cute Rating: 12/100

Cool Rating: 81/100