A recently discovered sub species of the Canvis Shreem, the Shreem Prickly has only started being studied. Like most Canvis Shreem the Shreem Prickly has been found to imitate another species, in this case the species is of plant origin. By birth the Shreem Prickly are born already imitating their natural selection; within a matter of weeks thorns will produce. Although non aggresive the Shreem Prickly is highly temperamental and easily excitable, extreme caution should be taken if passing a Shreem Prickly. Most noticable about the Shreem Prickly is the rather sharp thorns protruding from various areas of it's body. Upon further study the thorns were found to not only be easily detachable but also hollow filled with a venom enzyme capable of producing full body paralisis in a matter of minutes leading up to heart arrest and eventual death. Upon detachment of the thorn a newly formed thorn was grown in the time length of five to several minutes. The texture of the thorns is found to be that close of Keratin ( human nail ) Although wild by nature the Shreem Prickly display a highly curious nature and are highly sociable towards other shreem species including human beings. If found, it is advised to handle Shreem Prickly with extreme caution and under no circumstances alarm the shreem Prickly or excite it. Until further notice it is advised to not make contact with the Shreem Prickly in any way.