here we have four of the most predominate species of U-ponies.
first is the rather small type 2 that dwells under the coastal ice of the northern territories, they prey on seals and squid. they are quick and very skittish solitary hunters.
second, is the type 7, this one is the most common dwelling in most if not all deep water oceans. they hunt in packs up to ten strong to take down sharks, dolphins, and large fish schools. they tend to cause issues with ship navigation equipment, they are attracted to boats and ships and will usually bump into or collide with towed sensors, it is unknown why they scramble navigation equipment. when ponies are in the water, type 7s are very curious and are attracted to very foreign scent in the water. one can expect curious pokes and brush ups when among type 7s.
next is the large type 14, these huge U-ponies are quite rare and unique in the fact that is can harbor and lay eggs. they are slow and docile, they have very mild teeth and don’t have net cutters or torpedo tubes. however, due to their tameness, they are often targeted by whalers and poachers. there are many pictures of ponies riding upon the backs of these gentle giants.
and finally, is the type 7D these are a sub species of the type 7, the main difference is the 7D is much longer and has a different camo pattern then the type 7. also, the 7 D is very aggressive! these hunters also hunt in packs and will kill anything they can fit their jaw around, another unique ability is they can leap out of the water to about 8 feet in the air. they also will deliberately attack and try to sink surface ships and attempt to brutally rape survivors. they are also hostile to other U-ponies and will kill any they stray into their territory.
this concludes the most common species of U-ponies
