Despite being covered in long, thick hair that works to insulate the creature from the harsh wintery climes common to Abalathia's Spine, the crocodile is most often categorized as a scalekin, due to the numerous similarities in physiology and behavior it shares with the decidedly scalekin sarcosuchus. Crocodiles hunt by submerging themselves in lakes and rivers, waiting for prey to approach the water to drink. The creatures will then clamp down upon their meal using jaws more powerful than an ironsmith’s vice.^[1]