★ Felis
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Felis

What kind of animal is it?
- Large Feline

Does it have fur/feathers/scales/etc.?
- Fur

How big is the animal?
- Height - 1.7 m / 5 feet 6 inches
- Length - 3.3 m / 11 feet
- Weight - 408 kg / 900 pounds

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Carnivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Not flourishing but at least 2-3 per region

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- No

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Color depends on region!
- Green - ALL Forest like areas like Vivasia, Lipi,
- Brown - More mountains, volcanic and partial forest like Sirtus, Osaeli, Lurai, Nivali, Polait, Meila, Loraetha, Eloisond, Bruli
- White - Snow areas like Octam, Coulia, Unala, Hycatus and Ori
- Purple - Volcanic Areas like Nivali, Hanatui, Motamoi and Vapovia

Other info?
- Horn mostly for fighting purposes
- Bigger the horn, the bigger the status
- Even the most experienced tamer cannot tame these
- Small pair of teeth contain a sedative type of poison that makes its prey unable to run away
- Can lay completely flat to camouflage itself from prey and others
- Forest version often found accidentally by stepping on it as flowers and vines can get tangled in its fur - adding to camouflage

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★ Boros
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Boros

What kind of animal is it?
- Bear like land creature

Does it have fur/feathers/scales/etc.?
- Fur and bone

How big is the animal?
- Height - 102 cm (3.35 ft)
- Length - 198 cm (6.50 ft)
- Weight - 180–360 kg (400–790 lb)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild but can be domesticated as pets or guards

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
-Omnivore Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption? - No

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- White Version - Pure Snow areas: Septentia and Merintia
- Black Version - Volcanic Areas: Eloisond and Vapovia

Other info?
- They have hands similar to earth gorillas and hold their food and things with it
- When born, Snow Boros is pure black and Volcanic Boros is beige which turns into their adult colors as they age
- Spine bones and horns for pack status mostly and to protect itself from other predators
- Females do not have horns and spine bones
- Top ears mostly to hear things around it and bottom ears to focus on something specific
- Quite powerful when in danger - do not poke this bear with a stick

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★ Bukla
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Bukla

What kind of animal is it?
- Land animal

Does it have fur/feathers/scales/etc.?
- Fur

How big is the animal?
- Weights can range from 318 to 1,000 kg (701 to 2,205 lb) | Head-rump lengths range from 2 to 2.8 m (6.6 to 9.2 ft) long and the tail adding 30 to 43 cm (12 to 17 in) or up to 65 cm (26 in)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild, domestic, agriculture and can be ridden

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Herbivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, meat-dairy animal - all consumable

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Mountain Ranges - Osaeli, Talaeth, Ousael

Other info?
- None

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★ Voos
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Voos

What kind of animal is it?
- Land Animal

Does it have fur/feathers/scales/etc.?
- Fur and Wool

How big is the animal?
- Males weigh 350 to 585 kg (772 to 1,290 lb), females weigh 225 to 255 kg (496 to 562 lb) | males are 111–138 centimeters (44–54 in) high at the withers, while females are 105–117 centimeters (41–46 in) high at the withers | 2,5 – 3,3m (8.2ft - 10.8ft) in Length

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild and Agriculture

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Omnivore but prefers herbivore feed

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourish

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes but it's quite lean so they used for other purposes

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Grasslands and Mountains - mostly farms

Other info?
- They mostly used for their horns and wool - wool gets harvested every month and horns once a year
- Their horns get cut by the colors and ground up to use of paints, dyes and alike
- Once a week they spit up a ball of undigested food that can be used for medicinal purposes

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★ Bitchu
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Bitchu

What kind of animal is it?
- Land

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Fur

How big is the animal
- The head and body length can range from 60 to 75 cm (24 to 30 in) with a tail length of 7.2 to 11 cm (2.8 to 4.3 in). The body mass is typically between 3 and 5 kg (6.6 and 11.0 lb)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture? (Can it be used as a pet for Gems, or on a farm?)
- Wild and common pets

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet? (Omnivore / carnivore / herbivore)
- Herbivore - prefers herbs and fruit

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Almost flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes but it doesn't taste good

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Anywhere near a mass of crystals

Other info?
- They have a dent in their heads where they gather soil in - in this soil grows a flower that can only be found on them that can cure almost any illness - so they can be difficult to find
- If they lose their soil, they just go gather some more but the soil requires high mineral count or they will just throw it out

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★ Lein
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Lein

What kind of animal is it?
- Land Burrower

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Fur

How big is the animal?
- Measures around 13–18 cm (5–7 in) in length and weigh around 23–34 g (0.8–1.2 oz)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild and Pet

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Omnivore - prefers roots and seeds

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Not for Gemmadites, Undadites, Geludites and Ignisdites, since the spots on their bodies are elemental poisons, but Gemmismae can consume them.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Anywhere

Other info?
- Domesticated ones lose their poison with the colors remaining if they're found before they hit puberty
- Not all pets are cute - they are messy and prissy pets to have though and die easily
- Prefers to stay in groups

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★ Orma
Created by TheNerdyMikaYuki
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What is the name of the animal?
- Orma (plural Ormae)

What kind of animal is it?
- Mainly land, but has fair swimming capabilities

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Has fur, flubber, and webbed paws.

How big is the animal?
- Adults can be 3.5 ft/107 cm at shoulder and weigh 420 lbs/190 kg

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Most known ones are wild but it is not unheard of to have some rescues domesticated--usually cubs discovered whose parents were hunted.

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Mainly predators; some Gems hunt them, and some sea creatures are able to hunt the cubs.

Diet?
- Omnivorous, eats basically anything it can find. It's not completely immune to poisons so it often stays away from colorful fish.

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Neither; there aren't many but their population has remained relatively steady over recorded time.

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, they're usually safe to eat under their layers of fat.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Calait is most common; also Monuave, Hycatus, and Unala.

Other info?
- Chirupos and Blue Croppos are part of their diets.
- The young ones have more spots and their hind legs resemble flippers more, and as they mature the spots disappear and they gain simply webbed paws.
- The Gem Lillivae is known to own a rescue cub center.

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★ Leox
Created by Syramoon
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What is the name of the animal?
- Leox

What kind of animal is it?
- Land animal

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Fur, almost tightly 'woven' to defend from any attacks with two overcoats and a single undercoat (first overcoat is long, second is shorter and almost 'weave' together)

How big is the animal?
- To shoulder: 3ft/1m
- Head to tail tip: 8.5ft/2.6m
- Weight: 425lbs/193kg

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild, though there have been attempts by very brave (or stupid depending on your definition) Gems to attempt to domesticate it and/or use it as a hunting partner but Leox are most certainly wild animals at this current point in Ditee-ath history.

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Carnivore; will even attempt to attack Gems in the area but anything in the area is generally fair game to attack and eat

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing based on their statistics, they're uncommon to see but each stakes out a territory that is quite large to hunt in, thus why they're uncommon, though they're definitely taking a hit from Gems attempting to protect their forest homes and drive the Leox from them to make them safer to travel through, particularly at night.

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, technically, though the meat is stringy and most would shy away from eating a Leox, it is possible to eat one

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Typically in the forests in the more temperate to colder regions

Other info?
- Young Leox are given gemstones to chew on that bond to their teeth due to their saliva's properties. This property fades after a period of time, but the gemstones stay bonded. It gives their snarl a terrifying appearance and also strengthens their teeth.
- The stripes are unique to every Leox and no two Leox share the exact same markings.
- Mother gives birth to live young, usually around two to three pups at a time and she solely takes care of them until they're old enough to hunt on their own (approximately a year), the parents are only together for mating.
- Has a 3rd eyelid to cover and protect eyes further, however it decreases ability to see properly
- Can hackle and snarl in terms of attempting to intimidate, though on a very young Leox, many Gems might call it cute (though with mother not far behind in those cases, the Gem would be smart to flee quickly)
- Nocturnal predators, using sight and sound to hone in from a distance and scent once close enough and certain sounds will immediately draw the local Leox (usually the cries of wounded animals or thrashing in underbrush)
- Claws are very sharp and non-retractable
- Ears can move independent of one another and practically swivel on the Leox's head
- Generally darkly colored, the example above is dark green but they can vary out into very dark reds, blacks, grays, and browns.
- Female Leox are larger than males as a rule though it might not be obvious, the smallest females are around the same size as large to mid-sized males.
- Quite a flexible body and joints, though it's quite long-legged, it's built thin and lithe for slinking and stalking through thick forests and weaving around trees

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★ Cinnabar-rabbit
Created by MajikkanBeingsUnite
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What is the name of the animal? Cinnabar-rabbit

What kind of animal is it?
- Land-animal with characteristics of rabbits, cats, and pikas.

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Lovely soft fur, it feels nice to pet if they'll let you.

How big is the animal?
- Max height (standing up straight, on all fours): approximately 1 foot / 30 cm.
- Max length (nose to rump, not including tail or ears): approximately 1 foot 5 inches / 37 cm.
- Max weight: approximately 160 lbs / 72.5 kilograms (due to about half their volume being mercury).

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild, although it is possible to tame them and keep them as pets. They're very difficult to take care of since they require mercury.

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Herbivorous and chemovorous, they eat plant matter, and mercury ore (especially cinnabar, hence the name)

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Low availability of mercury and very slow reproduction rates are the only thing keeping the population in check. In other words, they are very much flourishing, in spite of their apparent rarity.

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Gemmismae, and predatory animals that can withstand toxins, can eat them

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Anywhere with both naturally occurring mercury ore and vegetation.

Other info?
- This creature's main survival tactic is simply the fact that it's in everyone's best interest that they survive. A healthy lepon is not only harmless, but a joy to be around. An injured or deceased one is toxic mercury.
- They are a minor agricultural pest, since they eat vegetables and are pretty much fearless. The only way to deal with them is to annoy them, without harming or provoking them, until they go away. Making a lot of really annoying loud noises is one of the most effective ways to chase cinnabar rabbits off your farm. This is an excellent job for older children.
- If captured or provoked, they can kick REALLY HARD, after all it takes tremendous strength to move all that mercury.
- Their ears always droop, since even though there is very little mercury there, there's still enough to weigh them down.
- Plush toys representing them are popular, just like how plush toys of bears and other wild creatures are popular on Earth.
- They move around by walking, running, and the occasional little hop. Due to their high mass they can't jump more than an inch or two.
- Unlike other members of the lepon family, who fill an ecological niche like the one that rabbits do on Earth, the conneber-lepon's role is more like that of a tortoise.
- They generally live around fifty years.

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★ Cuppir-lepon
Created by MajikkanBeingsUnite
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What is the name of the animal?
- Cuppir-lepon

What kind of animal is it?
- Land-animal with characteristics of rabbits, cats, and pikas.

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Lovely soft fur, it feels nice to pet.

How big is the animal?
- Max height (standing up straight, on all fours): approximately 5.5 inches / 14 cm.
- Max length (nose to rump, not including tail or ears): approximately 6 inches / 16 cm.
- Max weight: approximately 2 pounds/0.9 kilograms.

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild ones are common, and they are sometimes farmed for their green floofy manes which can be sheared like a sheep without harming them. They also make really good pets, and they're super cuddly.

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey.

Diet?
- Herbivorous and chemovorous, they eat plant matter and copper ore.

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing.

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Anywhere with both naturally occurring copper ore and edible vegetation. They can't be found in the polar regions, it's too cold for the little floof buns. They seem to have managed to get everywhere else though

Other info?
- The stones on their heads are chrysocolla.
- The fur from their manes is extremely soft and luxurious, so it can be used to make textiles, but since their manes are so small and you can only shear them twice a year, it is an expensive luxury fabric.
- They move around by running and jumping. They're capable of moving slowly but it's a rare sight, they are permanently either really hyperactive or asleep.
- They can jump really high! Some can jump over 2 meters / 6.5 feet up into the air, and jump over gaps of more than 4 meters / 13 feet across.
- They can run super fast! The fastest cuppir-lepons can run at nearly 45 kmh / 70 mph.
- They can't kick as hard as a conneber-lepon can, since they are smaller, lighter, and less strong, but you still shouldn't underestimate them, it takes serious strength to move at that speed.
- They live about 50 years in captivity, so having one as a pet is a long-term commitment!
- Their fur patterns are variable, but their fur color is always a color found in verdigris (copper patina).

★ Chirupo
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Chirupo

What kind of animal is it?
- Part Land / Part Aquatic

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Fur

How big is the animal?
- About 300 kg (660 lb) and is about 8 ft (2.4 m) long

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Carnivore - mostly fish

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Semi flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Around island beaches - Eloisond, Bruli, Chrona, Salae, Vapovia, Monuave, Lipi

Other info?
- Makes the sound of a crying baby when it sees other beings
- Very shy
- Has 6 fins - top 2 mostly for fighting and using for things like eating and clapping

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★ Croppo
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Croppo

What kind of animal is it?
- Fish

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Scales

How big is the animal?
- 3 pounds (1.4 kg) and 8 pounds (3.6 kg)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Agriculture and wild - can farm with them or catch in the wild

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Herbivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes - everything is edible

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Blue - Cold Areas
- Purple - Volcanic
- Green - Forests and Swamps
- Grey - Mountain

Other info?
- Has a very sweet taste
- Leaves no aftertaste
- Can be prepared in butter, oil, or just roasted over an open flame

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★ Basqu
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Basqu

What kind of animal is it?
- Fish

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Scales

How big is the animal?
- 20 inches(50cm) to almost 5 feet(1.5m) . Can weigh anywhere between 3 lbs(1.3kg) to over 100 lbs(45kg)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild, but can be farmed

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Herbivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes - Careful for the eyes - they can squirt a skin-irritating poison from them

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Any river or lake - colors are just variations

Other info?
- Tastes like Salmon
- Aggressive fish so will fight back when getting caught

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★ Eint
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Eint

What kind of animal is it?
- Fish

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Scales

How big is the animal?
- 818 kg (1,803 lb) and length 5 m (16.4 ft)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator and Prey - will prey on smaller fish

Diet?
- Omnivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes - careful of tail spikes - they contain poison

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Any ocean area

Other info?
- Really hard to catch - will attack back
- Will attack people that swim
- Uses tongue to as fake work to lure in smaller fish to catch

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★ Croop
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Croop

What kind of animal is it?
- Fish

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Scales

How big is the animal?
- Maximum length of about 40 cm (16 in), but have an average length of about 25 cm (10 in)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Agricultural - barely found in the wild - popular pets

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Omnivore

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Farms, homes and lakes

Other info?
- Little horns glow - they used to contain poison but after years of selective breeding now only glow when they happy
- Comes in every color imaginable
- When their eyes go black, they died

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★ Kraken
Created by TheNerdyMikaYuki
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What is the name of the animal?
- Nicknamed "Kraken", taken from the Earth mythos

What kind of animal is it?
- Cephalopod

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Tentacles--six of them, in addition to a thin fin-like appendage

How big is the animal?
- Can vary based on quality of environment and diet; smaller ones are commonly 4 ft // 121 cm at maturity, and the largest can be 15 ft // 4.57 m

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild, people have tried testing some captivated ones though

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Carnivore - fish

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- They may not be the most common but once they mature fully they're not often hunted by any undersea creatures, and they can live long life spans. They're often most vulnerable at either their egg or premature phases, before their barbs come in.

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, even their barb is used for hunting, located in the center of their mouths. Once cooked it's no longer harmful

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Deep in all oceans

Other info?
- Nicknamed "Kraken", taken from the Earth mythos
- They actually didn't have a nickname before Ditee-ath first came in contact with Earth, they had just been creatures of legend. Scientists have found after some studies that the Kraken are somewhat intelligent and can find ways to grasp most objects, navigate spaces well, and do tasks like open jars or fetch objects in mazes. They still aren't considered domesticated since most Gems can't care for them. Also, their colors can vary somewhat, but they're often either pale or grayscale.

★ Chamog
Created by Syramoon
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What is the name of the animal?
- Chamog

What kind of animal is it?
- Reptilian, semi-aquatic but mainly land-based

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Scales, but rather velvety to the touch

How big is the animal?
- Adult size: 8 in/20.3 cm (average)
- Adult weight: 4.2oz / 120g (average) - Egg size: 1/2 in/1.28 cm (will swell to 1 in/2.54 cm as the embryo develops fully)

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Typically wild, but very common as an exotic pet for Gems due to the attraction to their bright colors and calm mannerisms

Is it a predator, or prey?
- More commonly predator (particularly to aspglo) but there are a few varieties of predator that can and will feed on chamogs.

Diet?
- Insectivore/Carnivore; will feed on almost any insect that walks past it and also small vertebrae animals as an adult, as a young chamog, will feed on all insects, including larval aspglo and insect eggs (very voracious) and can snatch some varieties of insect from the air, either by jumping or with their tongue

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Typically flourishing in the places they live

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Generally poisonous to most/all predators, though if you skin it carefully and properly without allowing the external skin to touch the meat of the creature, it can be eaten by generally every creature. There are some pores on the back of the chamog where the poison is more concentrated and one would need to avoid damaging those to make sure that the chamog meat is safe to eat

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Typically found in the warm, humid regions, though varieties have spread further in recent years, almost as if chasing after their preferred prey (Aspglo), but they do not thrive in the colder regions of Ditee-ath. It's been found that they can and will 'bruminate' until warmer weather (a process during which the chamog goes into a 'low power' sort of state and will only move if in danger or if prey wanders close by)

Other info?
- Many, many varieties that have markings and colorings extremely independent of one another
- Tends to climb trees but is a powerful swimmer as well with its back legs mainly, able to jump quite high distances while the front legs are more mobile, able to even touch the top of their heads with them
- Eyes are completely independent from one another and gives them a 360 degree viewing range, able to look in two directions at once
- Has a 'glow' to the eyes at night, which is actually their eyes catching any source of light and reflecting it, mimicking aspglo in order to draw them close enough in to eat
- Young chamog hatch with a tail that does not last into adulthood, if not bitten off by a predator, it will drop off after withering as it's only meant to give the chamog a secondary source of nutrients until they become good hunters
- Eggs are soft and leathery and laid in clutches of 16 to 20 and while the mother will stay with the next and protect the eggs, once the chamog eggs hatch, the babies are on their own
- Chamog tongues are around twice the length of their body and hit with great accuracy at a distance, and chamog have a single row of rather sharp teeth meant to crack right through hard carapaces
- Their threat display involves standing tall, opening its mouth, and hissing in a hitch-pitched (rather loud) tone but they will only bite if cornered and will typically run away from danger
- Generally noctural but have fantastic eyesight and good hearing
- They are actually poisonous to the touch, more so across their back and the poisons that are excreted through their skin taste particularly vile to most creatures and will sink through skin rather easily, though with that said, it would take a rather large dose through a large patch of skin to actually kill most larger creatures, usually they'll simply get very, very sick
- Domestic chamog are not poisonous due to not feeding on their wild kin's diet and on aspglo in particular
- Toes are clawed for digging to lay their eggs but also sticky for climbing

____________________________________ Kwintz
Created by TheNerdyMikaYuki
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What is the name of the animal?
- Mostly called "Kwintz" or "Kwintzes"

What kind of animal is it?
- Reptilian/amphibian hybrid

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- It has very small scales that make up a smooth-seeming skin surface

How big is the animal?
- From head to tail they can grow up to 2 feet // 60 cm

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Most wild, some have been domesticated, usually by Gemmismae

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Prey

Diet?
- Omnivore - poisonous plants, insects (mainly Glasswings) and smaller amphibians

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, with similar conditions to the Glasswings. They are poisonous to some species but most that eat them now have built up immunity to their toxins. In some regions, they are prepared as a delicacy, especially their tails. Usually they're eaten by Gemmismae; but a few really talented cooks have made a dish edible for other Gems.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Prefers Temperate and coastal climates; it's part amphibious nature requires it to live near water.

Other info?
- As a result of eating poisonous plants, they have developed very colorful and unique patterns. Almost no two look alike.

★ Oohlith
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Oohlith

What kind of animal is it?
- Predatory birds - Oohlith is a Land Predator

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Fur and feathers - white areas are fur - blue areas are very soft feathers

How big is the animal?
- Oohlith - Height - 75cm / 29.5 inches
- Width -35cm / 14 inches
- Weight - 30kgs / 66 pounds Wings 60cm / 24 inches per wing

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Oohlith is a wild animal and can only be domesticated by the top trainers of the world

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Oohlith - Carnivore - prefers small rodents

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Only found in cold and snowy areas

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, but not recommended - sour tasting meat

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Septentia, Merintia, Opatia

Other info?
- They have sensory whiskers that glow when they hunt or when they near gems - some Gems like training them to help with finding precious resources but being so hard to train, they tend to just fly away when given the chance
- They have no tail and prefer walking and climbing - they can fly but just prefer not to as their landing is rather clumsy
- They have many different whistles but when neared by someone, they will screech loud enough to leave someone temporarily deaf so they can get away

____________________________________ Pehina
Created by Anatnem-TheSkoomaCat
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What is the name of the animal?
- Pehina

What kind of animal is it?
- Predatory birds - Pehinas are water-based predators

Does it have fur/feathers/scales? Fur and feathers on both -
- Red is skin - white is fur - rest is water feathers (tightly packed feathers made for swimming)

How big is the animal?
- Height - 40cm / 15 inches Width - Weight - 15kg / 33 pounds Wings 24cm / 10 inches per wing

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Pehina is normally wild but fishermen can domesticate them in flocks to fish for them

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator

Diet?
- Fish eater and lover of some fruit

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing anywhere with beaches - not weather dependent so can be found in cold to warm climates and bred extra by some fishermen

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Can but not recommended - it's like chewing on paper

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Anywhere with a beach

Other info?
- They very much love people, some kids have them as pets as they love to cuddle
- Can get a little bite-ish when it's close to breeding or molting season
- Very clumsy on land but unbelievably fast under water
- Quite strong - can pull out fish up to 10 times their own size from the ocean

____________________________________ Impnoct
Created by TheNerdyMikaYuki
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What is the name of the animal?
- Mostly called "Impnocts" or just "Imps"

What kind of animal is it?
- Basically a bat

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Its main body has fur

How big is the animal?
- Usually about 9 in // 23 cm for the body and up to 22 in // 56 cm for the wingspan

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild; none are known to be domesticated

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Predator if you count bugs

Diet?
- While they do eat things like crawling bugs and worms, their main diet is gemstones beneath the surface. They've adapted crazy sharp fangs and claws that can dig through rock and saliva that can break down most gemstones' structures.

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing, almost overtaking their native caves

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Yes, if one avoids the salivary glands. But most people aren't interested in tracking these creatures down and then bringing them to the surface.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Temperate regions like Ori or Octam; they're exclusively found underground or on surface-level caves. They seem to enjoy cooler places as well.

Other info?
- The general public is very divided on the creatures; there are just as many people who think Impnocts are cool as there are others who have seen a mere image of one and developed a phobia. Additionally, there is debate over just what their cries sound like; some people hear them as screeches, others hear them as small bouts of cackling--this could be perhaps how the Imps got their common name. Also, it's been found that it is often more dangerous for Gems to produce gems on their skin, because it can cause the imps to frenzy around them, trying to eat the growths. It's recommended to instead wear special equipment in areas where they live.

★ Aspglo
Created by Syramoon
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What is the name of the animal?
- Aspglo

What kind of animal is it?
- Insect

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Exoskeleton

How big is the animal?
- Adult size: 1 in/2.5 cm
- Larvae size: 3/4 in/1.9 cm (size of pupae is slightly larger)
- Egg size: 1/4 in/.6 cm

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild and typically seen as a pest species by most Gems as they only seem to make more of themselves and don't make anything "useful" for Gems

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Both, while it can and will feed on other insects, it's also prey for anything that can stand the toxins in its body, commonly Gemmismae and Chamogs.

Diet?
- Omnivore; plants, nectar, pollen, and other insects

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing, to the point where it's considered a pest by most Gems

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Generally poisonous to most creatures that attempt to eat it, though Chamogs will chow down like nothing else on them.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Various varieties can be found across Ditee-ath, including some that live further north that are "fuzzy" compared to their southern cousins. (Pictured variety is of a more southern breed.)

Other info?
- Flies quickly (even backwards) and 'hums' in flight
- Poor vision (thus why the glow is important) but an excellent sense of smell (pheromones) and has a rather horrible bite in adult form
- Adults can live anywhere from 3 to 5 years depending on subspecies and living conditions, pupal form can be anywhere between three weeks to five years (condition and subspecies dependent), while larval form can be two to six months
- Typically nocturnal, though will fly during the day if they need to
- Eggs are laid in an eggcase and are soft until they harden (the most dangerous time period for them) and will typically hatch into the larval form in about 3 weeks for most subspecies; what happens past that point is extremely subspecies dependent as colony-based ones will take care of the young until they're fully matured while solo hunters lay their eggs and leave them alone (though they will sometimes 'bury them' with a food source for when the eggs hatch)
- Larvae typically are more plant-based hunters at the beginning but are strongly carnivorous and have 'sticky' feet for climbing most surfaces (glass, metal, and slick surfaces are less climbable for them); though they aren't poisonous when freshly hatched typically and build toxins as they grow
- When going into pupal form, the larval form's exoskeleton hardens and while they can wriggle very slightly, they are unable to move past that and are quite undefended at this stage
- While most are typically solo hunters, a few subspecies will form proper colonies and will hollow out trees to make a larger nest that they will safeguard ferociously; this also applies to wooden homes that they decide to build nests in.

____________________________________ Glasswing
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What is the name of the animal?
- Common name "Glasswings" or "Glass Flies", more specific name is "Tintlaes"

What kind of animal is it?
- Insect

Does it have fur/feathers/scales?
- Small scaled wings

How big is the animal?
- Up to 1 inch long and 2.5 inches wing length // 2.5 cm long, 6.4 cm wing length

Is the animal is wild, domestic or used in agriculture?
- Wild

Is it a predator, or prey?
- Mostly prey; but some species can't stomach it

Diet?
- Parasitic; feeds on blood and can drink other fluids

Is the animal flourishing, or near extinction?
- Flourishing

Is the animal suitable for consumption?
- Gemmismae can eat them given their poisonous plant diet. The Glasswings are drawn to blood higher in toxins, which can be harmful to other animals. Most animals know instinctively if they can, but some domesticated species are more oblivious and are recommended to be kept away from them.

What region(s) of Ditee-ath can it be found?
- Tropical and some temperate climates across the world.

Other info?
- Common name "Glasswings" or "Glass Flies", more specific name is "Tintlaes"
- Glasswings have been known to carry disease and illnesses but that's a bit rare to see in the current Ditee-ath. While pests, they are tolerated by some because of their admittedly beautiful wing designs; within a gold or other warm-colored frame, their oblong wings sparkle in direct sunlight. They often travel in groups, and they have a very quick life cycle. Most don't live longer than a few weeks.