Circular Lupo Characteristics

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Una ocular lupo 250-450 feet below the earth's surface, this deadly creature lurks. It can only thrive in total darkness. Scientists don’t know much about these elusive creatures. Characteristics
Una Ocular Lupo have only one eye that has X-ray vision. Their sharp slightly blue tinted teeth are designed to rip and tear flesh easily. They are a light black with a blue nose and red tited feet. Their dagger like blue nails inject cyanide into their victim's body at will. Their big feet let them walk silently through the tunnels they dig with four arms. Their head is a bit bigger than their bodie and they have quite big ears. Plus they have particularly armored arms. Deit
They will eat whatever they can get their claws on- primarily worms, certain types of fish, and the occasional human. It’s a real treat for them when they get a human. Then only get to feast on human when their mining. Occasionally they will venture close enough to the surface of Earth to get a rodent. They can live for 93.87 days without food and 37.14 days without water. They get their water from underground lakes as well as the fish they eat.
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They weigh more than most would expect. They weigh between 190 pounds and 400 pounds. Behavior
They spend 84-360 hours digging, then sleep for 8-20 hours then hunt for 67-89 hours. The cycle varies from the age to the weight. Only on full moons do they stop this cycle and hunt for the whole cycle instead of sleeping and digging. They can dig through rock easily. Habitat
They live 250-450 feet below the Earth's surface as mentioned earlier. They live near underwater oceans to catch fish and drink from them too. The only live in the continent of

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