Snugs are a creature who is a slug mixed in with a snake. They have slimy parts and often use that slime to stick to objects and also help capture certain moving prey. Snugs have all the attributes of a snake (Every species of snug is different, just like normal creatures). Snugs can be poisonous or just plain harmless. They have sharp teeth that are small, and they can coil up. They have a marking depending on the type of snug they are. So far, only Sand Snugs and Milk Snugs have been found. Milk Snugs have the markings of a Milk Snake and has absolutely no venom. Yet they are the smallest of known snugs. Sand Snugs are highly venomous and support the markings of a desert type snake. Sand Snugs bury themselves in quicksand and leave their mouths open for prey to fall into. The sand is kept out by a thin layer of water on the cheeks and lips. Once the prey is caught by a Sand Snug, they swallow the prey without chewing. They have many stomachs for holding prey, yet they only eat 1-2 prey a month. In the stomachs, are 1-3 snake plants that paralyze the prey and slowly dissolve the prey's insides into goop that the Sand Snug can use for nourishment. When the prey has nothing inside of them to dissolve. The snake eats the skin and bones and coils up in the stomach, sealing that one off for a given time. Snugs do not move much, meaning they can barely mate and only 50 out of many may mate once a year. Several times has other plants had to help lead a Snug a way to a mate or they may breed with them to create a more powerful type of Snug that is currently unknown.

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