Critters

#075 Schel'embo OVERVIEW VERY-RARE DESCRIPTION A very rare find, these small lizard-like critters can move their crests up and down to mimic a breeze on a plant. They don’t like to be seen and are picky insect eaters. GALLERY

#074 Long Eared Junback OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION These critters prefer cooler environments unlike their cousins #072 and #073. They burrow or hollow out trees and fungi where they nest in large groups. Each member of the group takes its turn keeping watch for predators using their acute hearing and excellent night vision. GALLERY

#073 Junbak OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION This desert dwelling critter spends its time digging burrows and foraging in the sand and rock. It is small and quick, able to turn on a dime to out maneuver predators, though it's not always lucky. They live in small groups within their burrows and take turns to forage, watch for predators and protect their young. GALLERY...

#072 Bristle Junbak OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Unlike the other members of its species (#073) and (#074), this critter spends most of its time alone. It is more territorial and gets into fights with other members of its species. It will puff out its fur to appear larger. GALLERY

#071 Lesser Unihorn OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Smaller than its cousins, and found in larger groups. They are equally skittish and will run away from sudden sounds. GALLERY

#070 Greater Unihorn OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION The larger and more uncommon of the two polar unihorn species. It grows a longer crystal horn and is found in pairs. GALLERY