Hovrak

Overview

Hovrak, also known as “constrictor eels” or “pack eels”, are aggressive hunters, which will swarm prey en-mass and constrict it, while taking bites out of the struggling unfortunate animal. They are often found in weed beds in rivers and lakes throughout Anexea.

The only known method of deterring these creatures is oil or similar noxious liquids released into the water nearby. They seem to track prey by smell, and movement. Standing very still has occasionally worked, but it is easy to panic when a few dozen 2 m long eels start circling you in waist deep water.

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Description

Classification

Fish

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Ecology

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Behaviour

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Domestication

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