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| rdfs:comment | - Durgolosks were a non-sentient, six-legged species of fearsome predators native to the swamps of the planet Barab I. Members of the species were huge and white and brown in color. They also possessed tentacles that were tipped with venom. Durgolosks spent more time sleeping than hunting but ate any creature they met when they did hunt. The Barabel species, which was also native to Barab I, considered the slaying of a durgolosk to be an impressive achievement.
- The Durgolosk are large, predatory creatures native to Barab I. They have five inch long teeth, two whip-like tentacles tipped with paralyzing razor-sharp barbs, and an incredible range of vision thanks to their six eyes that also provide them with excellent night-vision. They utilize good camouflage and a keen sense of smell, making them the apex predator of their homeworld. Perhaps luckily for their prey, they sleep far more often than they hunt.
- The top predator on Barab I. The Durgolosk can grow to be three times as large as the average Barabel and is every inch an unrelenting killer. With teeth five inches long, a body that can twist nearly 360 degrees, two whiplike tentacles tipped with paralyzing venomous razor-sharp barbs, and an incredible range of vision thanks to it's six eyes, no other creature can compete with it. The only thing on Barab I that hunts the durgolosk are the Barabels themselves. Bringing down a durgolosk on a nightly hunt is an instant status builder for any Barabel team and their clan.
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| Attributes | - * Whiplike Tentacles with Paralyzing Venomous Barbs
* Flexible and Durable Body
* Excellent Sense of Smell
* Large Field of Vision / Night Vision
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| abstract | - Durgolosks were a non-sentient, six-legged species of fearsome predators native to the swamps of the planet Barab I. Members of the species were huge and white and brown in color. They also possessed tentacles that were tipped with venom. Durgolosks spent more time sleeping than hunting but ate any creature they met when they did hunt. The Barabel species, which was also native to Barab I, considered the slaying of a durgolosk to be an impressive achievement.
- The top predator on Barab I. The Durgolosk can grow to be three times as large as the average Barabel and is every inch an unrelenting killer. With teeth five inches long, a body that can twist nearly 360 degrees, two whiplike tentacles tipped with paralyzing venomous razor-sharp barbs, and an incredible range of vision thanks to it's six eyes, no other creature can compete with it. The only thing on Barab I that hunts the durgolosk are the Barabels themselves. Durgolosks are exceptionally tough, able to take an enormous amount of damage and still keep coming. They can also be surprisingly stealthy for creatures their size, able to blend into their surroundings and ambush prey when they need to. Like a lot of lifeforms on Barab I, the durgolosk has excellent vision in the dark. It's sense of smell can track prey over great distances. Fortunately for the rest of the creatures on Barab I, durgolosks sleep more than they hunt. However, when they do decide to eat, they are ravenous, eating anything they can catch and stuff into their maws. They have no territory and roam freely while on the prowl. Bringing down a durgolosk on a nightly hunt is an instant status builder for any Barabel team and their clan.
- The Durgolosk are large, predatory creatures native to Barab I. They have five inch long teeth, two whip-like tentacles tipped with paralyzing razor-sharp barbs, and an incredible range of vision thanks to their six eyes that also provide them with excellent night-vision. They utilize good camouflage and a keen sense of smell, making them the apex predator of their homeworld. Perhaps luckily for their prey, they sleep far more often than they hunt.
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