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LAND ANIMALS
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long descendent of the quadisiss, the short haired Aloff is a
cat-like creature. The Aloff makes its home in the coastal regions
of Fe-o-tus. Here it feeds off a variety of birds and fish. This
creature has extremely fast reflexes and an uncanny leaping ability.
This slender (two feet tall when standing on all four legs) animal
comes equipped with upper canines that have drastically increased in
length to become stabbing weapons. It also has a long tail and long
retractable claws.
A
distant relative of the Aloff is the Palla. This animal makes its
home in the tropical forest of Fe-o-tus. The tropical forest are
abundant in many different types of vegetation. This is what makes
it a perfect home to the Palla. You see, the Palla is a herbivore.
It makes its meals from the ripened fallen fruits of the Great
Forest. This animal is short and pudgy with short legs. Its ears are
large and movable which allow it to hear fruit falling from the
trees. this animal may seem cute and cuddly, however like its cousin
the Aloff, it also has large retractable claws.
The
Mountain Aloff is very similar to its relative the Aloff. However,
they still have their differences. For one, due to the colder
climate of the mountain region, the Mountain Aloff's coat is longer
and more like fur than hair. It also has large ears to hear
predators. In the mountains of Fe-o-tus, the Aloff feeds on rabbits
and other small rodents.
The
Rockster is an animal that resides in the beautiful rain forest of
Fe-o-tus. This animal has a rock-like exterior. This protects it
from potential predators. This animal is small in stature, weighing approximately
five pounds when fully mature. This animal eats small fish and eggs
it finds in the stream. Its rock-like exterior acts as camouflage,
due to its slow moving manner. Although it breaths air, it can stay
under water for up to twenty minutes. This is done by slowing its respiratory
system down and not moving once finding a feeding ground. The
Rockster is a descendent of the Lifttisiss.
Millions
of years ago when food became very scarce because of the Great
Drought, the Rockster traveled to find food. many traveled towards
the shore while others traveled to the mountains. The Rocksters that
went towards the sea eventually evolved into the Trackers. The
Trackers were faster moving and could swim well in the ocean waters.
On the other hand, it could not stay under water as long. It
therefore, grew longer limbs, including a neck. However, it still
had a hard exterior it could tuck into when it was in danger. After
feeding the Tracker would make its home upon the rock of the shore.
The
Rocksters that migrated to the mountains were eventually known as
the Eggers. The Eggers made their homes in the open meadows of the
mountains. They remain almost motionless until small animals and
birds came near. Their egg shape is very valuable because small
rodents and birds believe it to be lunch, however they are the ones
that eventually become lunch.
The
Hopper enjoys living in its perfectly fit niche in the mountains of
Fe-o-tus. This animal stands upright and has short arms with paws at
the end of them. This animal came out of the lakes as a morphed
version of the Multi-sporisiss. As this animal has no actual natural
defenses, its hopping at a great speed allows it to live and see
another day. the paws attached to the short limbs allows it to reach
maximum speed and almost seems to run on all four. This again is
paradise for the Hopper because of the abundance of small shrubs and
bushes that it eats.
The
Hopper was able to adapt to the rain forest region due to it growing
finger-like extensions from its paws. This enabled it to jump and
grab fruits and leaves from taller trees. It also allowed for it to
grasp on to tree branches when being chased by predators. The
Treehopper is about five feet tall when standing upright. It has a
pig-like snout with one eye on each side of its head.
A
distant cousin of the Treehopper is the Coastalhopper. The
Coastalhopper is the only known omnivore hopper. It has a sweet
tooth for fish. It will hang around shallow deltas and spot a fish.
it will then hop from about twenty feet out to catch it an swim back
in. As you can probably tell the Coastalhopper has bird-like sight.
With its big eye in the middle of its forehead it can spot a fish
from up to fifty feet. The hopper is about half the size of its
cousins. It does its best fishing in the early mornings.
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