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🦉 BEASTS 🦉
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OwlBear Discovered by: ??? [ fotgotten long ago ] Appearance/Anatomy: Grizzly Bear and Owl hybrid [ cannot fly ] Variations: Brown [ common ], Grey [ rare ] or a variety of other Owl breeds [ very rare ] Breed may also depend on the area they live in... Size: 10 feet (3 meters) on their hind legs and 5 feet (1.5 meters) on all fours. 408 kilograms (900 lb) Alignment: Neutral Lifespan: 20 years Habitat: Forests Active Seasons: Spring, Summer and Autumn Diet: Meat [ smaller animals ], but requires a lot of them in a day. |
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Species Name: Red Shipandanu
Appearance/Anatomy: Large dog
Variations: Red Panda colour scheme [ and a variety of rare variations ]
Size: Bear-sized ( 2 1/2 metres )
Alignment: Friendly
Lifespan: 20 years
Habitat: None have been found/seen in the wild for hundreds of years, but they are born and bred within Heasi Kingdom
Diet: Meats, dry food and water ( typically what you'd feed a dog, but in larger doses )
Tidbits: - Playful and active
- Not ideal as an indoors pet
- Typically used to cart wagons or to travel
Appearance/Anatomy: Large dog
Variations: Red Panda colour scheme [ and a variety of rare variations ]
Size: Bear-sized ( 2 1/2 metres )
Alignment: Friendly
Lifespan: 20 years
Habitat: None have been found/seen in the wild for hundreds of years, but they are born and bred within Heasi Kingdom
Diet: Meats, dry food and water ( typically what you'd feed a dog, but in larger doses )
Tidbits: - Playful and active
- Not ideal as an indoors pet
- Typically used to cart wagons or to travel
🦉 PETS 🦉
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Ferrants (Ferret + Plant) Thank you Aroha for the name Discovered by ??? Store The Little Dragon @ Heasi Kingdom Appearance/Anatomy The appear to look like the standard Ferret with grass neck and tail proofs. They can have any variation of color pattern, heres a link with most of them [ Ferret Colour and Coat Pattern Chart ] Their proofs can match any color of grass out through darker ferrants have a darker grass color Variations Standards look like whats on the sheet, there can be rare variations IE, Albinism or galaxy breeds? Size 45 cm - 60 cm || 18 in - 24 in .5 kg - 1.8 kg || 1 lb - 4 lb Alignment Ferrants are very friendly! Wild ones can be rather aggressive, but most of them will run away from people rather than fight. They will fight other creatures their size. Lifespan 5-10 years. They mature within 4-8 months Habitat plains, forests, mountainous regions, deserts, tundra and grasslands. Active Seasons They are active in all seasons as they do not hibernate. Females will want to mate starting in spring until late summer, or until they have mated. Diet omnivore They need equal parts of plant and meat based diets. You can feed them raw animal bones, as it also helps clean their teeth. Tidbits Ferrants can be territorial, but they love to being with one other ferrant at least, but its not necessary to have more than one. Just make sure to socialize them often!! They are tamable as household pets! They won't do much They are also found in the wild. Species Name:
Axolters Discovered by: ??? Store: Velorum Kingdom Appearance/Anatomy: This creature looks like a mix between a axolotl and a otter, which is where it's name originates from. They come in a variety of colours that resembles those of a axoltl. The feelers on the side of their heads is used to detect fish under water and as well as help blend with other plants underwater when hunting. Axolters are a aquatic mammal, they spend alot of their time underwater but will go onto land on occasions to rest or to nest. Variations: - Lake Axolters : Often darker colours ; black or brown, sometimes white with freckles. Reside in rivers and lakes. Tend to be a little fatter than it's oceantic cousins. - Sea Axolters : Found in the ocean, have a wider veriety of colours - Black to pinks and white. Slim and longer than the lake variation. - Spring Axolters : Found in springs, usually will be very light colours ; more likely to be albino colours. Very thin and graceful looking - Swamp Axolters : Very muddy and dark colours, tend to be very stout and fatty looking. Resides in the swamps. Size: From the tips of their tail to their head, they average 2.5 ft in length - can grow up to 3.5 ft Alignment: Friendly Lifespan: They live up to 15 years Habitat: Axolters reside mostly in the water, both being able to breath underwater and air. They will sometimes find themselves sleeping along docks in large groups, or try to aboard small fishing boats if there are predators nearby and they have no dry surface to hide from. Active Seasons: Summer Diet: Fish Tidbits: - Axolters are very curious creatures, they tend to like company of people when they are around.. often boarding small fisherman's boats to either steal their fish or just come to visit them. - There's been rummors of people finding eyeless Axolters, but non have actually caught one in the wild yet to prove the rummors to be true - There's a genetic mutation in Axolters when twins are born, there's a change to them to switch tails. So some may have a different coloured tail if they came from a twin egg, these are on a rare occasion. - Axolters are often found near beaches where there's alot of people...they do sometimes steal belongings if they aren't protected to inspect them and play with them in the water. Species Name:Foliage Snakes
Subspecies Name: Leaf Snake: Subspecies Name: Floral Snake: Appearance/Anatomy: Although there are many variations of the Foliage Snake. They are most recognizable by the plants growing out of their back, and around the head. The rest of the body is covered in smooth scales. Leaf Snake: The Leaf Snake is much thicker than the floral variation. They also tend to be slightly longer. They are much more sturdy than the floral snakes. Each snake usually takes after a particular kind of tree, such as a pine tree or an aspen. The leaves growing on top of its back mimic that of the tree’s leaves in size, shape and color. Their scales resemble the bark of the tree in color and pattern. Floral Snake: Floral Snakes are much thinner than their leafy counterparts, and slightly shorter. They tend to be much more finicky and delicate in comparison to the leaf snakes. Floral Snakes grow one particular species of flower from their back. And the scales take on a lighter or darker variation in hue but, the color stays the same as the flower. Size: 3-4 feet long Floral snakes tend to be on the shorter side and leaf snakes on the longer. Alignment: Friendly if raised in captivity, or neutral if wild. Lifespan: 10 years in the wild 15 in captivity Reaches adulthood at 2 years old Throughout the first year of a foliage snake’s life, they are bright green with no signs of plant growth. It is only within the second year of life do they begin to develop plants on their back and a color change. The plants they begin to resemble are often ones easily found in their habitat. For example, if a foliage snake lived near a swamp it might take on the characteristics of a willow tree. Once the change happens it is permanent and there is no reversing it. Habitat: Leaf snakes: leaf snakes are very common and can be found in almost any habitat. So long as there are trees. They can’t live in climates that are extremely cold year round, like the tundra, or in climates that rarely rain, like the desert. Besides these extremely climates they can live almost anywhere else. Leaf snakes can survive cold winters so long as they are given the proper warmth and sunlight in the rest of the year. Floral snakes: Unlike leaf snakes, you can not find floral snakes in the wild. They are the result of years and years of breeding. A floral snake is far too delicate to survive on its own in the wild. They are purely a domestic creature. Active Seasons: They are much more chipper in spring and summer. By the time fall comes around they become much more lethargic and must be fed more to make up for the lack of sun. In Leaf Snake’s leaves begin to change into warm fall colors before falling off. Floral Snake’s flowers begin to brown and by the end of fall all of their petals fall off. Once winter comes around both breeds of snakes will have lost all of their foliage. Depending on how cold the winter depends on how active they will be. A relatively mild winter might mean they are very slow and often sleep. If the winter is a harsh one they will go into full-on hibernation. By the time spring comes back their various plants start to grow back. Diet: They only need to eat weekly in the spring and summer months and twice a week in the fall. Foliage snakes live off of small animals, such as small birds or rodents. They also rely on photosynthesis and can be found happily sunbathing and gobbling up all those good good sun rays. Tidbits:
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Species Name: Nikigoi Viper or better known as Koi Serpent
Discovered by: Serisitiel Appearance/Anatomy: This snake like creature has a long slender boody, has these transulent fin like apendages that act as guides when it swim in bodies of water. The fins varie in designs and size. Has a strong jaw that can unhinge itself to consume larger prey, has 3 retractable dull fangs but they do not contain any venom ; only used to scare off predetors it seems. Males have whiskers over their nostrils while females don't. Sizes varie depending on what body of water that the serpent grew in ; smallest size is one of a garden snake the largest size recorded currently is the size of a small dog. The serpent only has two front legs with clawed paws, these are used to hunt fish and other possible prey. Variations: Nikigoi's come in variety of colors, some are rarer than others such as Black with golden accents or albino. Fins also comme in variety of designs, some are feathered and others not so much. They also come in multiple patterns, again some are more hard to find than others. - Sizes also varie depends where the serpent is raised. Example ; someone can buy a garden snake sized one but over time it can grow up to it's maximum size of a small dog. Size: Varries from a small garden snake to a small dog [ no bigger than a beagle ] Alignment: Neutral Lifespan: Nikigoi's can live up to 10 years. Habitat: Koi serpents reside always near bodies of water, as they are both aquatic creautres but also land creatures. Active Seasons: They are more active during summer time. Diet: Koi's mostly eat fish, bugs, and small land animals like squirlls. It has been recorded that they also eat small berries but not often. Tidbits: - Wild nikigoi's hibernate during the winter, they burrow a small hole in the ground near a body of water and they sleep until spring comes. domesticated Nikigoi's do not hibernate. - Male Nikigoi's have a pouch on their stomach, where a female will place it's eggs in for him to carry until the newborns are hatched [ talk about a great father ] - Males are larger than females. - Nikigoi's are filled with vanity, they groom themselves regularly and loved being groomed by others and complimented on. - Intelligent creatures, hard to catch in the wild unless you gain their trust. - When threatened, they will hiss and show off their fangs. If needed they will either attack with their claws and run off or they will run off entirely if predator is not scared off by them. - Some koi's who get caught easily are those who decide to get too close to the kingdom's pools [ such as the bathhouses ]. This is usually happens during winter time before some go into hibernation. - When kept in captivity, they need a large enough source of water for them to swim in. Only needs to be in water at least once a week - The circle scale patern is usually one large circular shape on the koi's body, can be placed anywhere. It is usually seen on it's head. Species Name:
Desert Rose Frog Discovered by: ??? Store: Savahal Appearance/Anatomy: A round and small type of frog within the desert frog family. The frills resemble almost like rose petals, they are used to collect water at night while it sleeps, the females are seen bigger than the males. The females tend to be more pinks and yellows, while the male has more dusty browns and orange reds. These frogs also carry a defense mechanism ; spikes across their body. These are used when it's provoked or when it feels it's life is in danger from a predator. The spikes do not contain any poison, they are for intimidation factors. Variations: No Size: 20 cm in length Alignment: Neutral Lifespan: 10 - 20 years Habitat: Deserts and near small bodies of water. Active Seasons: Spring Diet: Scorpions, bugs, small rodents Tidbits: - It's sometimes used by lost folks in the desert when they come across Desert rose frogs, that water is nearby since they like to stick around small bodies of water. - Desert rose frogs always burry themselves in the desert sand, leaving their eyes and back exposed. this is used to hunt or when they sleep. - These frogs his and scream when alarmed by a predator - During mating season, once all the frog eggs have hatch ; There's usually a very large swarm of them in one area of sand, be careful to not step on any. Once one is alerted, then all of them are alerted. - If you get priked by one of the frogs, its like getting stabbed with tiny needles. it doesn't hurt for a long time, but its irritating. - These frogs tend to stick in a maximum group of 4 in one small area, usually 1 male and 3 females. - Male desert rose frogs are more agressive than females. Species Name: Gemhog
Appearance/Anatomy: Gemhogs looks like your average hedgehog (I know those aren’t a thing in the world but I don’t know how else to describe them.) Only the prickly spines are replaced with equally prickly gemstones. These not only act as a defense against predators but they act as a tuff armor that is hard enough to chip animal’s teeth and claws. The Gemstones on Gemhogs back usually resemble some sort of actual gems stone, such as a crystal or an amethyst. Variations: They very in color and their gemstones and vary in shapes and sizes. However, they are not different enough to considered separate species. Size: What is the average size: around 12 inches Alignment: Friendly! However, these little guys are known to be super shy. Most Gemhogs will try to hide (or curl up into a spike ball) around new people, some of the more rambunctious ones might even bite if you get too close. It can take some time for a gemhog to warm up to you. But with a little love and patience, these little guys will be your best friend for life. Give them lots of attention and you and your lil’ gemhog will be inseparable. Lifespan: In the wild, they live about 5 years and in captivity about 10 years. Habitat: Fields in the day and caves at night. Active Seasons: In the wild gemhogs hibernate over the winter. However, in captivity, they stay fairly active even in the winter months so long as they are kept warm and regularly fed. Diet: They usually eat seeds and insects. Tidbits:
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