Dromesothere

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Habitat:  Oceans

Diet:  Piscivorous

Nearest Relation:  Whales and dolphins

Dromesotheres are often mistaken for marine reptiles, with long snake-like necks, and ovoid bodies with four fins; however, they are actually mammals distantly related to the whale and dolphin.  Their heads are relatively heavily built with a vaguely equine shape, rows of sharp teeth and forward facing eyes. They are skilled hunters though they are rarely interested in taking on prey larger than a tuna.

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