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Behavior

- Snapdragon behavior is very similar to a cat's. Their personality changes per individual. They can act more laid back or more wild depending on their lifestyle. They are social animals by nature, like humans, and tend to form clans or groups along the way. These animals thrive on social interaction.

- Cat-like or not, snapdragons LOVE water. It is one of their best known behaviors. They are often seen lounging in water holes or swimming in streams, scouting for herbs or chasing fish. Water biomes are where a large amount of plant life and herbs are found. That's why a snapdragon could not thrive in a desert or dry landscape.

- As well as they are swimmers, they can climb with equal skill. Most of this ability is thanks to their long legs which help them jump to hights far taller than themself. With a single running bound, a snapdragon can reach speeds up to 35 mph and launch themselves up to 25 feet forward.

- A snapdragon can instinctively scent certain herbs, and will commonly use them as a medical aid to their sick clan-mates. Their main food source is fruit, but herbs are a common food replacement and can subside hunger quickly.

Plant Study

- Snapdragons have grown so close to nature that their bodies adapted to the surrounding biomes. Plooms enable the growth of common plant life, which grow to mimic the surrounding foliage. The plant life on their bodies follow all of the same life cycles a regular plant would, such as weathering, spreading of seeds, wilting or renewing.

- Plants will typically change up positions or species over each season cycle. What may be daises one year could be lavender the next. During these transitions, you will commonly see mixed plant species on a single snapdragon. If a snapdragon settles in anither biome, their plant types will change to match the surrounding foliage. Plants can also grow bigger with age, bloom in different ways, or shed fruits/berries. This makes every Snapdragon unique, and enables them to change up their style at any time.