Marbled Snapapple

Pomente marmotus
Era: Mid Jurassic

Time: 180,000,000 BCE

Habitat: rainforest

Diet: insects/invertebrates

Location: What is now Mediterranean Africa

Size: 5”
The marbled snapapple is a relatively close offshoot of the eofrog which had adapted to a creeping, stalking form of hunting known as cryptic locomotion. Like our timeline’s chameleon, the swaying, unpredictable, slow movement of the snapapple, along with its disorienting skin pattern, lets the snapapple take its time in approaching unsuspecting prey.

When resting, the snapapple tucks its legs under itself and adheres to a branch, camouflaging itself as a leafy growth.

EVOLVES FROM:

Triadobatrachus Common Eofrog Marbled Snapapple Banded Suckerlump Tropical Frondle Inhabited Lorge and Colonial Gobolin Foaming Squander Foaming Trogglefolk Eon Toad Lowland Dogus Lanky Frogget Tree Frixel Temperate Freeple Gliding Alloo Greater Moistboy Plains Bullpronk Catastrophic Fraggon Steppe Fraggon Splendid Fraggon Arctic Fraggon Image Map