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Name: Styx Lizard
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similar to the Earthen Sungazer,  Smaug giganteus (real species? https://sites.google.com/site/projectsungazer/project-definition/project-definition)


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similar to Armadillo Lizard


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similar to dwarf dragon lizard


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or this guy: 


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Habitat (where can it be found in the world?): Freyar Archipelago
Description: These lizards are spiny all over with two tough horns coming from the back of the head. These spikes are semi-flexible (think bearded dragon). They have good night vision and a sharp sense of smell. Styx lizards are also venomous; their teeth have venom and his spit has a corrosive quality. Often these lizards will spit up to 10 feet as a defensive mechanism. Scratches from their claws are not lethal but irritate the skin. Dokkalves are immune to the claws and spit, but can be injured by its teeth. Males are territorial, and in the case of pet Styx, they are protective of their owner and will defend them even at the cost of their life. Eats mainly spiders, small snakes, insects, or lizards as well as some fruits or leaves if other foods are unavailable. Coloration as seen above (sandy yellow, black top). Rising in popularity as protective/defensive pets because of their territorial temperaments, ease of bonding, scary appearance, and poison. 


Usually live in colonies of 50-100. Mate for life. Lifespan 30 yrs max. Produce ~12 young in the fall, roughly 1/6 survive to adulthood in the wild. Takes 5 years to reach reproductive maturity. Status: threatened by poaching, pet trade, and habitat degradation. 
 
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Name: Jur'gant
 


Picture: Large 50 feet Six legged creatures that graze large amounts of grass with the six long tendrils protruding from their mouth. Their skin is layered in a form of Chitin and they are considered to be large mollusks.


Habitat: the Frontier plains of Gristan


Description: Grass guzzlers of the Gristan Plains they typically travel in herds of 20 although every few years they would form into a super herd of over thousands. they are a popular source of food for frontier settlements and some are capitvated and used for transportation. They are impractical for use in battle but they are a very passive and shy species, they arent spooked too often as they rely on their size for protection
 

Winged Rabbit


(Incitatio Leporidae)


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(Forest Winged Rabbit)


 


These rabbits can be a multitude of colours, it all depends on their habitat. For example the forest Winged Rabbit wings and decorate ruffs are shades of green in order to blend into their environment. Depending on where they were born they will have different coloured wings and ruffs. E.g. a Winged Rabbit in the desert would usually be shades of yellow.


 


Habitat


These cute critters can be found almost anywhere on this world. From forests to deserts to even mountains they thrive. This is mainly due to their adaptability, being able to shed fur or to increase their wing span and colours. The only place they can't be found is in the ocean or in the glacial Northern Peninsula. Where you are most likely to spot these feathered bunnies is in the forested regions of Gristan during the mating season at dawn. You can spot herds of these gliding through the air, calling out to potential mates.


 


Description


They are roughly 8 inches tall (+10 inches wing span) with an athletic build, with obvious muscles in the ears and back legs. The main reason why they're so small is so that they can fly without straining their wings too much and so that they are able to slip into cracks and breaks in shrubbery and rocks. As such these cuties don't hold a lot of meat and are only ever hunted for their vibrant coloured feathers for decorative purposes. Although they are hunted constantly, Winged Rabbits aren't on the endangered list and are kept at a good population due to these hunters.


 


They live up to 4 years in the wild and up to 7 in captivity. They are usually kept as house pets as they aren't big and are easily tamed. They require exercise and room to fly at least twice a day or they will get critically ill and die in less than a week. However Winged Rabbits that are bred in captivity can sometimes survive without exercise or flight for up to a month before falling ill. New colours of Winged Rabbits have been produced by breeders and scientists, such as purple or bright red. 


 


They can also be used by hunters themselves to lead them to a herd of Winged Rabbits. Surprisingly, they are amazing at tracking down rodents and other species like themselves and chasing them out by scaring them by looking flaunting their ears and moving them in a certain way. There are also farms of these critters to harvest their meat easily, as they are actually extremely tasty. However these farms are frowned upon so there are few, making their meat quite the delicacy and are perfect for either ruining your reputation or boosting it depending on whether it was hunted or farmed.
 

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