World Lore

#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....

#105 Camolo OVERVIEW UNCOMMON DESCRIPTION Living in grassy meadows near the coast, these large critters are quite lazy and love to roll in open fields and soak up the suns warmth. When it is time for them to search for fish to each or to comb the beach for leftovers they get excited and vocal, making loud and deep honks and growls....

#104 Speckled Glowraffe OVERVIEW RARE DESCRIPTION Occasionally found in swamps and humid forests, these nocturnal critters have glowing bumps and tendrils that attract insects which pick off parasites, and also help it to blend into the glowing foliage. Its eyesight is poor, so it relies on hearing. GALLERY

#103 Dark Ambush OVERVIEW VERY-RARE DESCRIPTION Rarely recorded, this large aquatic beast is very dangerous as it is known to ambush its prey from below, charging upwards with huge open jaws. They live completely solitary, and will fight other members of its species to protect their hunting grounds. GALLERY

#102 Suntetra OVERVIEW COMMON DESCRIPTION Its body is translucent, you can see its bones and organs. They are found in small schools both in the deep sea and shallow tropical reefs, depending on where it is in its life cycle. They primarily eat shrimps. GALLERY

#101 Sharkdog OVERVIEW VERY-RARE DESCRIPTION This species is not as commonly found as it used to be, due to habitat loss and poachers who are after thier fins. They are intelligent and excellent guard animals when properly trained and are protective of other species as well. GALLERY