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==Characteristics== Kabutops is amphibious and arthropod-like, resembling a horseshoe crab or a trilobite. Although it lives in water, and can move at high speeds (comparable to a swordfish) by folding its limbs against its body, it comes out of the water to hunt. It bears a striking resemblance to [[Scyther]]. Kabutops is a predator, but its nature of feeding is vampiric; instead of killing its prey, it uses its razor sharp claws to open wounds in its prey, and then drink its blood. It attempts to avoid killing prey, so it may feed at a later date. Although it was assumed extinct, the player-character in the Pokémon Red/Blue games had a hand in bringing it 'back to life', and later games referenced their failed reintroduction into the wild. In the animé, however, it and the other 'ancient-type' Pokémon (including [[Omanyte]], [[Omastar]], [[Kabuto]], and [[Aerodactyl]]) were all erroneously assumed extinct because they had left the surface world for subterranean caverns for some years.
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