Critters

#129 Giant Bananyan OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION This slow moving gentle giant uses its long tongue to slurp nectar from its favorite flowers and fungi. A hard keratin plating covers its back, which helps against potential threats. The spikes on the Bananyans feet are also for defensive purposes. They roam in herds and have matriarch which is the oldest and alrgest female. GALLERY...

#128 Olmac OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION They live high up in the desert mountains around mineral deposits and hunt and live in packs. They will charge at prey with their fangs to lacerate critical points. Primarily walking on all fours, but they are able to get around on their hind limbs as well at a slower pace. Occasionally they can be seen sharpening...

#127 Miffle OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Found in grasslands, this small critter has a huge sail on its back which it uses to absorb heat from the suns. It lives in medium sized groups and burrows out a network of tunnels that the entire troop lives in. GALLERY

#126 Arctic Crystafflo OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Found in large herds, they eat low-lying mosses and lichens. They grow crystals from its head its entire life, which they use to fight for mating rights. GALLERY

#125 Chadzork OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Tall and rideable, this creature is friendly towards people and is used in agriculture and for pulling carts. Though found in the polar regions, in the wild in small groups. A baby Chadzork is called a Chadley. GALLERY

#124 Greater Parrotaur OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION More commonly found in the wild than a pet, though they are very friendly and come in a variety of colours. Their claws on their back feet help them grip onto branches. GALLERY