Critters

#111 Yipper OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Found in desert and scrub regions, this critters tail resembles a bush, which it also has quills growing out of. It likes to scavenge and dig, spending most of its time foraging. GALLERY

#110 Banana Reef-Skipper OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION This tropical critter buries itself in sandy reefs waiting for fish to swim near. It has sensitive whiskers that can detect movements in the sand and water. GALLERY

#109 Mugstila OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION Sometimes found in colder regions, the usual tail of this critter is iconic. Found in pairs of small groups they like to eat bark, pine needles and other plant materials that most cannot digest. GALLERY

#108 Polithum OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Sometimes found in caves, they are the larger cousin of the Pollen Bats #121. They cling to the cave ceiling and hunt insects at night in a fairly solitary lifestyle. Larger cave networks may host smaller groups of Polithiums. They have excellent vision and hearing, and are able to detect the slightest movement or sound from bugs....

#107 Dorchipi OVERVIEW VERY-RARE DESCRIPTION Very rare to find in the wild, this critter travels far for its favorite lakes and ponds. It’s a picky eater and prefers specific leaves and flora to nibble. GALLERY

#106 Black Throated Camolo OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Found in crystal forests, they will eat just about anything and are quite shy. The smallest of their species, and quite skittish towards other critters. They have close family bonds and spend a lot of time grooming eachother with their beaks. Black Throated Camolos are also nocturnal, hunting for small critters and foraging at night....