Aratropiscidae

The Aratropiscidae is a family of carnivorous amphibians characteristic of the southern hemisphere in the Nuwadi Ocean and Irobian Ocean.
They have a peculiar armor growth on the rostrum made to plough through the sand in search of burrowing animals that swim out scared.
Although they don't seem like it, they are very closely related to the Kugawinae.
The jaws are fused into a proper mandibular bone and the tuberculus has been lost; they still have vestigial signs of where the other jaws and antennae fitted into their anatomy; they also still preserve the two stomach structure of their cousins.
These aree a perfect example of the extent that evolutionary radiation on the planet differs from Earth's.

Scientific Name

Enetodontia; Enetodontidae; Paleosthomatosae; Tubercolosthomatosa; Aratropiscidae