Liots

Arkon
The male counter part to the Denophile. The Male Arkon hunting pattern differs from the Denophile in how it lures its prey and its execution or them with their claws that are all along its forearm

Appearance
The color of the Arkon depends on its surroundings and changes to adapt with them. It is a slow process that takes hours to happen but once it has its colors matches that of whatever object it chooses. It is still easily distinguishable from the ground if you are actively looking at the ground. As for its physical appearance it has 2 arms that are covered in scales and spikes. The spikes are most commonly across the front forearms but can be on other parts of the body based on testosterone levels. It also has two legs that it stands up on when in a conflict with either its prey or its predator. The entirety of its body is covered in scales which acts as a type of natural armor but slows it down overall. It has rows of razor sharp teeth that regrow once enough are damaged or broken.

Luring Prey
It lures prey by blending into the ground and making noises that it has previously heard. Be it the conversation of passersby who narrowly avoided coming into contact with the Liot, or the mating call of an animal.

Execution
The Liot takes advantage of its stealth and once a prey draws near it stands up on its four legs and quickly attacks with its massive arms. The arms can stun any enemy with the first blow, and its razor sharp teeth can cause bleeding. It will chase its prey until either it or the Liot dies.

Denophile
The female counter part to the Arkon. While in the same species as the Arkon the Denophile differs quite a bit.

Appearance
The color of the scales depend on the Denophile's surroundings. The Denophile is very slender, has 6 limbs, and has a small hole in its abdomen. The arms of the Denophile come to a point rather than to a hand or a foot. The last two