Nahmon

Nahmon (IPA: [ˈna.mɔn]) is a humanoid species with some semi-aquatic traits and an unusual reproductive mode.

Anatomy
Nahmon have retractable webs between their three fingers and toes, and are mostly hairless.

Diet
Nahmon have a predominantly vegetarian diet: no animal husbandry is practiced and only small aquatic invertebrates and fishes are captured and consumed, usually raw.

Behavior
Nahmons are renowned for their stealth and agility: those are their main assets against foreign attackers and predators, which are admittedly not numerous, except for the fearful carnivorous dolphins that live in the Great Salt Channel, and sharks that roam the high sea in the Great Salt Ocean.

Reproduction
Reproduction is perhaps the most unique aspect of Nahmon biology. They reproduce through a form of ovovivparity: the embryo is first conceived in the mother's body for about two months, then they construct an "embryo shell" through secretion while laying the fetus for its protection. The fetus is incubated within the shell for about another 11 months before "imbuement", where its soul is created and transferred to the fetus by its mother during a one-month process, during which the embryo completes its development at an exceptionally fast rate before finally bursting out of the shell as a young infant. The embryo shell is sturdy and resistant to desiccation and predator attacks, however most still prefer to lay their embryos in the wetland, their favorite original habitat.