Cubone and Marowak

I had a tough time with these guys for some reason. I sort of got hung up on trying to make them look like horny toad lizards, but they also need to be able to stand and hold a bone. I like 'em better now that they are colored.

A mother cubone lays her eggs in a pile of collected bones, usually of male cubones the female has killed and eaten. The young wear a skull for camouflage and when strong enough carry a strong bone. They lie, half buried into the sand, until prey passes by. They then leap forward and bash the food (usually an insect) with the bone.

Marowak are a closely related species, only their "skull" is actually white scales on their head.