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| rdfs:comment | - Slitherfang, the serpent from the Nile, is a snake-like Hecto-Titan that combines attributes of the boa constrictor with those of a cobra. His rival is the Sun-based Hecto-Titan, Ra-Tet. This Titan appears to be related to another cobra Titan, Mucalin.
- Slitherfangs are mentioned briefly in several books. Specifically, the species of Burrowing Slitherfang is mentioned, however this specific species seems different than a few mentions of the unspecific "Slitherfang". Burrowing Slitherfangs are large, tentacled, underground-dwelling creatures similar to Monstrous Strangulators. The simply-mentioned Slitherfang seems to be a relatively small (perhaps the size of a large dog), surface-dwelling dragon sometimes used as a Hunting Dragon by Vikings, and no mention of tentacles are made. The author most likely intended the Burrowing Slitherfang and the Slitherfang to be separate species.
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| abstract | - Slitherfang, the serpent from the Nile, is a snake-like Hecto-Titan that combines attributes of the boa constrictor with those of a cobra. His rival is the Sun-based Hecto-Titan, Ra-Tet. This Titan appears to be related to another cobra Titan, Mucalin.
- Slitherfangs are mentioned briefly in several books. Specifically, the species of Burrowing Slitherfang is mentioned, however this specific species seems different than a few mentions of the unspecific "Slitherfang". Burrowing Slitherfangs are large, tentacled, underground-dwelling creatures similar to Monstrous Strangulators. The simply-mentioned Slitherfang seems to be a relatively small (perhaps the size of a large dog), surface-dwelling dragon sometimes used as a Hunting Dragon by Vikings, and no mention of tentacles are made. The author most likely intended the Burrowing Slitherfang and the Slitherfang to be separate species.
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