Bunyip

? Types and reproduction ?

Lifespan: ~95

There are two types of monster known as a Bunyip. The first (and original) is a highly chimeric cryptid from Australia. The second is a variation of Lamia. Both reside by rivers and other in-land bodies of water.

Bunyips are largely human in size; at least their human section. Their human aspects may appear as any ethnicity, with the Lamia version's coloration varying, and the cryptid variation always having basically the colors represented in the image.

The lamias have a tucked penis, while the crptids have a sheathed one. Both reproduce through Oviparity.

The original Cryptid is known to be a man-eater, preferring smaller individuals. It is an aquatic chimera of a man, manatee, ox, and hippo. The Lamia Bunyip is a more sexually aggressive, fluffy, and feathery aquatic variation of a lamia.

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