Jennywonk
Jennywonk by slavestuckinarave January 24, 2009
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Jellywonkadonka
Meaning: An unusually large mix of a gorilla and a shark.
Appearance: Hairy and soaked, usually gorilla-bodied and shark-finned. Sometimes it is vice versa.
Where?: Worldwide, but mostly in the Pacific Ocean near the Tropic of Cancer.
Population: Really rare. It is at a 0.0e66% rate found, and approximately has 9 of the species left.
Damage: A lot. One rare account in 1654 of a ghost ship might've been a toy of a Jellywonkadonka.
Weakness: The fin.
Appearance: Hairy and soaked, usually gorilla-bodied and shark-finned. Sometimes it is vice versa.
Where?: Worldwide, but mostly in the Pacific Ocean near the Tropic of Cancer.
Population: Really rare. It is at a 0.0e66% rate found, and approximately has 9 of the species left.
Damage: A lot. One rare account in 1654 of a ghost ship might've been a toy of a Jellywonkadonka.
Weakness: The fin.
Jake: Let's go to the aquarium.
Alice: I've heard that they've recently caught a Jellywonkadonka.
Jake: Whassat?
Alice: Go look up urbandictionary!
Alice: I've heard that they've recently caught a Jellywonkadonka.
Jake: Whassat?
Alice: Go look up urbandictionary!
Jellywonkadonka by DrW8ty February 14, 2021
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