Wave 4; Day 3

We're halfway through the week and we wanted to shake things up a little bit! Introducing the Shocker Lizard, in this case two shocker lizard siblings, and they can be yours for $15 USD each OR $25 USD for the both of them! Shocker Lizards prefer living in groups of others of their kind as it increases their electrical abilities! Please comment or note either myself or Carmabelladopts to claim!

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Get to Know the Shocker Lizard
Shocker lizards tend toward group living, as their electrical abilities grow in power when they are close to another lizard. A shocker lizard colony is usually located near a source of water. Once the colony has settled on a location, the lizards become very territorial and attack anything that intrudes on them. A solitary shocker lizard is a timid and hesitant creature—but when several of them gather they become formidable and fearsome opponents capable of killing creatures several times their own size.

A shocker lizard relies on its electricity abilities in combat, and a lizard tends to bite only after its shock has rendered an opponent unconscious, or when the shock seems to have no effect at all. A solitary lizard flees once it delivers its shocks, but if other shocker lizards are nearby, they all hone in on their comrade's discharges and attempt to administer lethal shocks to their foe. They also have the uncanny ability to automatically detect any electrical discharges within 100 feet.

Many have attempted to capture and tame shocker lizards, but this often proves a difficult and painful task. Alone and in captivity, shocker lizards tend to wither and die swiftly unless their keepers spend a lot of time grooming and playing with the lizards to keep them company. Kept in pairs or larger numbers, captive shocker lizards thrive, but their increasing electrical ability makes them more difficult to manage for keepers who aren't themselves immune to electricity.

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