The aggressive Long-Toothed Rainblob is a double threat, having teeth long enough to pierce any layers of fat found in the ocean, and having it's body covered in thousands of sacks of neurotoxins. Its body is made up of different shades to draw attention to it, allowing lost creatures to try and bite it so it doesn't have to work as hard to find a meal. The would-be predator loses motor functions the moment one of the Rainblob's sacks have burst in the water. In its infancy, they have smaller tentacle arms, but the arms can grow up to three times the length of its body in adulthood.