By careyl
 

when you look at something and want to make the same exact thing XD

By creature200211
 

If they knock down something big enough for the whole squadron, they'll lock their jaws into it and head for land. The one creature that these things can't stand are Hammerhead Hydrojets, which are slower, but more vicious than Coastals.

By creature200211
 

Once the squadron leader finds prey for the rest, it ups the fuselage and torpedoes in front of they prey, where it is knocked out of the air via a strong blast of steam. Once it falls, a Hydrojet will snag it and fly off, starting a game of "Keep-Away."

By creature200211
 

Coastal Hydrojets, like most members of their species, hunt in groups, called squadrons. Their eyes have a bright blue second eyelid, which saves them from squinting with all of the wind in their eyes.

By creature200211
 

However, if the predator didn't get the hint, the Coastal Hydrojet has one last trick up its thrusters: it turns around, starts its engines, and sprays scalding-hot water in the predators face!

By creature200211
 

When threatened, these horse-sized creatures gun their "engines", creating a thunderous "BANG!", which is usually enough to scare would-be predators out of their skin and send them running.

By creature200211
 

They are not made for swimming, so they don't move too fast in the water. Their calls sound like machine-gun fire, even with the distinct "Rata-tat-tat-tat

By creature200211
 

Coastal Hydrojets are the fastest species of Hydrojet, as they are the only species that is capable of breaking the sound barrier. When low on fuel, they dive into the water to fill their tanks, but cannot take off from the water.

By creature200211
 

Inside the wings, the water is heated up, turning into steam, which is expelled in high pressure out of the thrusters. The wing tanks can hold up to 6 gallons of water in each wing, allowing them to fly for at least 18 hours, as they never waste fuel.