Medium-sized predator adapted for life in volcanic regions, and remarkably able to spit molten rock at its foes.
1. Fore-mounted Mandibles: Designed to do maximum damage to prey; sharp internal teeth tear through flesh and bone alike.
2. Scar Tissue: Likely due to regular exposure to magma, lava lizards build up a thick layer of scar tissue over time, which enables them to withstand ever greater temperatures, inside and out.
3. Behavior: It is able to both defend itself by burying its body in magma, and to go on the offensive by spitting molten rock at its foes.
Assessment: Avoid, especially in the presence of lava flow