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|fauna3desc = While the cities of [[Etosil]] often come alive at night with the flickering of hundreds of candles, the hills and pastures of the countryside are often speckled with the glowing embers of the Phlarkie. A small amphibian with a natural affinity for fire, Phlarkies have a natural combustible compound that is created in a special organ located in their back. They were originally discovered when the first settlers arrived in Etosil, who were drawn to the mysterious lights that dotted the rocky terrain, only to find a bizarre six legged creature that was warm to the touch. Phlarkies are found across Etosil, found even in farmer’s homes as they lie among the embers of the hearth. They do not bother local citizens much more than simply being in the way and they do a wonderful job keeping the bugs away. Etosians have come to appreciate their little companions, and because of that, the Phlarkie is often considered one of the symbols of Etosil. | |fauna3desc = While the cities of [[Etosil]] often come alive at night with the flickering of hundreds of candles, the hills and pastures of the countryside are often speckled with the glowing embers of the Phlarkie. A small amphibian with a natural affinity for fire, Phlarkies have a natural combustible compound that is created in a special organ located in their back. They were originally discovered when the first settlers arrived in Etosil, who were drawn to the mysterious lights that dotted the rocky terrain, only to find a bizarre six legged creature that was warm to the touch. Phlarkies are found across Etosil, found even in farmer’s homes as they lie among the embers of the hearth. They do not bother local citizens much more than simply being in the way and they do a wonderful job keeping the bugs away. Etosians have come to appreciate their little companions, and because of that, the Phlarkie is often considered one of the symbols of Etosil. | ||
|fauna4 = | |fauna4 = [[Axolotl]] | ||
|fauna4desc = | |fauna4desc = The Axolotl is one of the strangest creatures known to [[Aloria]] and is the vexation of many a scholar. Based upon appearance the Axolotl looks like and resembles an alien-looking fish with small legs that enable it to walk or run along the bottom of riverbeds. For centuries scholars miscategorized it as being a type of fish, but this is not true. Later scholars recategorized the Axolotl under a different name as the larval form of some salamanders native to [[Daen]], but that also wasn’t entirely correct. In fact, the Axolotl isn’t a fish, and isn’t the larval form of a salamander but is its own unique species. While it resembles a developing salamander, the Axolotl stays in this ‘larval’ state its entire life up until eventually expiring from old age. Sadly, the numbers of the Axolotl are decreasing drastically in the wild as the rampant growth of civilization has caused significant ecological damage in the delicate conditions that the Axolotl is native to. Most recorded Axolotl are kept in captivity either by scholars investigating their properties in alchemy and biology or as pets to people who prefer exotic creatures. | ||
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Revision as of 02:11, 31 January 2021
Aloria is rich in both fauna and flora. This page specifically is dedicated to all recorded, extinct or still living, animals that roam the world of Aloria. All animals are split into their relevant categories. Keep in mind that this list is not final and will be added to when necessary. As a player you may claim one of the animals and try to write a Player Lore Prompt, though remind yourself to consult Lore staff about any relevant descriptions! Anyone is permitted to Roleplay a domesticated feline, canine, or songbird where applicable. For any other wild animal, please consult Lore staff as some animals are too wild and hostile to survive in an urban city like Regalia.
Mammals
Primates
Includes all simians such as monkeys, apes, hominins, lemurs, lorisoids, and tarsiers.
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Rodents
Includes animals with two incisor teeth on both the top and bottom of their mouths, such as mice, rats, squirrels, prairie dogs, porcupines, beavers, guinea pigs, hamsters, and capybaras.
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Canines
Includes domestic dogs, wolves, foxes, jackals, dingoes.
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Felines
Includes domestic cats, tigers, lions, jaguars, and leopards.
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Pinnipae
Includes aquatic mammals such as seals, sea Lions, walruses
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Equids
Includes four-legged animals such as horses, ponies, donkeys, and zebras.
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Bats
Includes bats.
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Elephau
Includes elephants, mammoths and other huge land-based mammals.
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Marsupials
Includes kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, possums, opossums, wombats, Tasmanian devils, and the recently extinct thylacines
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Bovids
Includes bison, African buffalo, water buffalo, antelopes, gazelles, sheep, goats, muskoxen, and domestic cattle
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Cervids
Includes Deer and Elk
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Mustelids
Includes weasel, badger, otter, marten, ferret, mink, stoat, and wolverine
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Ursas
Includes bears
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Susids
Includes pigs and boars
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Leporid
Includes Rabbits and Hares
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Cetacean
Includes aquatic mammals such as whales and dolphins.
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Birds
Song Birds
Includes innocent birds that like to sing or other varieties of non-predator bird.
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Predatory Birds
Includes birds that hunt other fauna.
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Sea Birds
Includes birds that spend a lot of time in or around the sea.
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High-Altitude Birds
Includes birds that spend long periods of time up high in, close or above the cloud cover.
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Flightless Birds
Includes penguins, ostriches, chickens, peacocks, and ground owls.
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Gargant Birds
Includes extinct giant/mythical birds.
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Reptiles
Saurians
Includes dinosaur-esque reptiles.
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Crocodiles
Includes freshwater tropical or saltwater reptiles.
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Snakes
Includes all snakes and serpentine creatures.
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Lizards
Includes iguanas, geckos and multiple varieties of small or medium sized reptilian life.
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Mammal-like Reptiles
Includes reptiles that possess many mammal-like traits.
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Marine Reptiles
Includes turtles and other reptiles that live in the water.
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Gargant Reptiles
Includes large and otherwise mythical reptiles.
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Amphibians
Anura
Includes all frogs and toads.
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Salamanders
Includes salamanders, newts, and other lizard-like amphibians.
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Fish
Freshwater Fish
Includes all fish who primarily live in freshwater such as ponds, freshwater lakes, rivers and swamps.
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Saltwater Fish
Includes all fish who primarily live in saltwater such as oceans, seas and saltwater lakes.
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Echinoderms
Includes all coral and starfish.
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Crustaceans
Includes all crabs and lobsters.
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Arthropods
Insects
Includes all invertebrate bugs such as beetles, bees, ants, and more.
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Arachnids
Includes all joint-legged invertebrate animals such as spiders and scorpions.
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Mollusca
Includes all snails, slugs, squids, and octopi.
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Magus
Includes mythical, magical and unique creatures.
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