He was also extremely durable, and showcased a massive pain tolerance, able to shrug off most injuries, including being impaled through the chest, being shot in the back of the head and even losing his right arm. That is not to say he wasn't adept in armed combat, however, and he employed the use of several unique armaments that he used to dispatch of numerous victims. He notably wrestled with and killed a bear with his bare hands. Indeed, the Predator seemed to specifically enjoy close-combat over stealth, and actively engaged in up-close skirmishes frequently. Owing to his name, the Feral Predator displayed large degrees of savage behaviour.
įull body view of the Feral Predator, with his Wrist Shield.Īnother, more minor difference between the Feral Predator and others is his very blood - while still green in color, it appears as a much darker shade of green, and is noticeably less luminous than other Predators' blood.įeral Predator culture supposedly held a reverence toward bones, not only for the fashioning of their armor and equipment, but also being key to the subspecies' diet as well. This was due to the creature's unique background - presumably hailing from a different, even hotter hemisphere of the Predator homeworld, essentially being a 'Desert Predator'. The Feral Predator was a unique specimen amongst typical Predators, not only possessing a visually distinctive appearance, but also sporting weapons and gadgetry that were far more primitive compared to other examples seen in Yautja culture (though still far superior to that of Humans).
Head size comparison between Wolf and the Feral Predator. " Genetic isolation with different environmental pressures yields a variant of Yautja….adapted to a drier climate….thinner, waxier dreads, thicker oral tissue, & scalier skin for moisture retention, favors crushing bite for different diet…." ― Michael Vincent regarding the Feral Predator
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