#CreekCrawler The ellusive creek crawler is seen here in it's natural habitat. The creek crawler is known for it's humanlike front appendages. young creek crawlers are often mistaken for men crawling around on their hands and knees, hence it's namesake. The creek crawler's diet consists of small insects and plantlife it finds by overturning rocks in the streams and lakes of coniferous forests. The few times it has been seen in the wild, the creek crawler was seen curiously picking things up with it's prehensile hands, inspecting them in a fashion similar to a young child exploring the world around it. There are 7 known creek crawlers in the world, 2 in captivity, it is estimated by 2025 their population will be increased to over 30 through controlled breeding. It is classified where the captives are at the time being.
