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When flipping through stones at the brim of the lakes of the lush forest, you might spy one of these amphibious beings staring back at you. Their slippery bodies are incredibly nimble, as they often slide through the mud, or burrow beneath it to rest. In order to hunt for prey, they will dig beneath the banks of a lake, leaving their tail out to entice small aquatic animals. When they bite onto the tail, the small fins will sting the predator with a noxious chemical. Being that they are able to fully regenerate any part of their body, the bite from their prey is no issue for the irradiabranch. Once the animal releases their tail, they will then proceed to stalk whatever fell for its trap and  consume it once it succumbs to their sting.