Critters

#039 Quilgryph OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Related to the Cave Quilgryph (#078), though they have completely different lifestyles. They like to live semiaquatic in swamps and bogs, and its quills are highly toxic. It has webbing between its paws and ears. GALLERY

#038 Crested Doille OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION A bit uncommon to spot, its body markings glow to camouflage and attract a mate. They live semi aquatic lives and don’t like to share their water source. GALLERY

#037 Long-Beaked Diving Eelstritch OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Smaller than its cousins #001 and #026, this critter likes to dive for fish. Its elongated mouth has many sharp pointy teeth that help it to catch and grip onto its prey. Aanguillae Struthionem-Duonasus (eel ostritch twin-nosed). GALLERY

#036 Glowalker OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION A slow moving critter that is large like a hippo or rhino. It's docile and spends most of the day grazing on swampy vegetation. Using its beak to strip away leaves. Their glowing appendages are used for attracting mates and communication within the herd. They are able to clear out dense waterways and create routes for other...

#035 Axulfflo OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Likes to eat aquatic foliage and spend its time in rivers and forested lakes. They roam in small herds with a dominant mated pair. Their protrusions on their heads make their calls deeper and travel farther in the forest. GALLERY

#034 Starry Kudu OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION (Female) Starry Kudus are protective of their young, and will work together within the herd to feed and provide. The alpha female is the leader of the whole herd, and is known to kick males out who are not strong enough. GALLERY