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Hi! First art that I drew! Please send a note my way if you want to use the image, Thanks!

Unfortunately, the paper warped a little, so some parts are blurred because they weren't scanned super well. Ah well...

THE MORAY DRAGON
Found in the Mesopelagic Zone (The twilight zone), the moray dragon is distantly related to the moray eel. The moray dragon is extremely rare, and prefers cooler waters with many rocks and crevices for it to build its home. The moray dragon can grow to boast a two-and-a-half foot head and a body that averages to 20 feet in length. It's slightly bioluminescent tendrils are used to bait fish into the lower areas of the ocean, where it whirls on them and eats them. It has immense power in its body, and its tail serves as its main propelling force. Its coloration helps camouflage it, and during mating season, the red hues grow in saturation in order to attract mates. They can grow to around 50 years of age.

Description
Hi! First art that I drew! Please send a note my way if you want to use the image, Thanks!

Unfortunately, the paper warped a little, so some parts are blurred because they weren't scanned super well. Ah well...

THE MORAY DRAGON
Found in the Mesopelagic Zone (The twilight zone), the moray dragon is distantly related to the moray eel. The moray dragon is extremely rare, and prefers cooler waters with many rocks and crevices for it to build its home. The moray dragon can grow to boast a two-and-a-half foot head and a body that averages to 20 feet in length. It's slightly bioluminescent tendrils are used to bait fish into the lower areas of the ocean, where it whirls on them and eats them. It has immense power in its body, and its tail serves as its main propelling force. Its coloration helps camouflage it, and during mating season, the red hues grow in saturation in order to attract mates. They can grow to around 50 years of age.