Critters

#033 Starry Kudu OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION (Male) Starry Kudus are found in small herds or pairs that control their grazing and breeding territory. Males will assert dominance to other males and fight frequently. Larger horns and vibrant neck plumage also plays a role with herd hierarchy. With bigger and brighter being better. GALLERY

#032 Greater Crystaling OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION The larger of the two main Crystaling species, which are especially shy and uncommon to see in the wild. They like to skitter up from danger into the trees and are fairly solitary compared to Lesser Crystalings #031. GALLERY

#031 Lesser Crystaling OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Crystals grow off of its body, giving it a small amount of protection from predators. It’s quite quick and spends its time looking for insects. They are active hunters and like to play with others and their surroundings like a jungle gym. GALLERY

#030 Mossloth OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Like Earth's sloths, this critter is a host to many insects, bacteria and plant growth on its body which gives it its green colour. They can be shaved like llamas for their fur, though it would require a lot of washing. They’re also quite docile, and happy to be petted. GALLERY

#029 Starry Tadpole OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION A tiny critter that will quickly jump away if startled. It likes to blend into its surroundings, and its tail looks like the leaf of its favorite foliage. Though very hard to spot, they are easy to hear as they create loud sing-song croaks. GALLERY

#028 Hipidge OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION An amphibious herbivore that enjoys shallow lakes and forested regions. Spending most of its time foraging for underwater plants to munch on. GALLERY