Wow sorry man , you ' re invited next timeOr for leftovers nowC ' mon over ! !<| sep |> Nutella , Silihot sauce , and cheese with bread . <| sep |> MOO BITCH GET OUT THE WAY . <| sep |> Well , despite any other observable characteristics , few animals actually eat or otherwise kill their offspring , as most animals are hardwired for breeding and ensuring that the species keeps on rocking . So it is possible even if it seems otherwise that mommy Deviljhos might even care for their offspring , like tigers , crocodiles and the such , which are also vicious predators but don ' t have this behavior with their offspring . Another possibility is that Deviljhos have a very large birth rate , similar to our world ' s rodents , so even if the parents see their babies as easy buffet , a couple still escape every time and go on their merry , hungry , vicious murderous way . Regardless , I ' d think that baby Deviljhos are almost as dangerous as their fully grown version and can easily dispatch most other monsters , likely through hit and run tactics for the first few months by killing monsters with their poisonous saliva and eating their rotting corpses .