World Lore

#119 Iriceph OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Cephalaetus phoenbulidae - this critter dives for fish in tropical coastal areas, using its wings more like fins. They commonly nest along sandy beaches and can be found in large colonies. GALLERY

#118 Hulrig OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Females and their young are found in pods, while males are usually solitary unless during breeding season. Adults are quite dangerous due to their size and are known to play with their prey. GALLERY

#117 Warbling Lyrtra OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION Found in tropical jungles and coasts, this critter is rare and easily spotted when found due to its large size and loud calls. They like to forage for food and roam a wide territory. GALLERY

#116 Chelicerian OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Found at the bottom of the sea, it glides above the sandy floor in search of its prey. In the rare event one is washed ashore, do not touch it as it is toxic to people. GALLERY

#115 Scrimp OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Its shimmering body is an eerie sight at the bottom of the sea floor, it spends its time sifting through the sand striking at small fish that pass by. It prefers cold water, which its white appearance helps it to blend in with underwater ice. GALLERY

#114 Name Me! OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION This toxic lizard spends its time absorbing energy from the suns in rocky desert regions. They eat a variety of insects using their long tongue. GALLERY