Pets

Jester Octopus

Jester Octopuses are named for their tentacles that often take sharp corners that are reminiscent of a jester's hat. Although you may sometimes see them taking on the colours of a jester hat, they can...

Lily Newt

These pink newts are known for being some of the cutest pets on the island, but they can only live in the freshwater. Brining a Lily Newt into saltwater is like intentionally feeding a tiny dog twelve...

Spore Bunny

These little bundles of fluff are very much like a dust bunny, dwelling in the back of pantries, although they do create a nasty mold outbreak in your food stores.

Plum Scythe Beetle

This beetle only lays its eggs and pupates in the Great Sycamore, but when the tree burnt down, Plum Scythe Beetles were left with nowhere to reproduce. The last of these ancient beetles was seen near...

Sea Bunny

These itty-bitty sea slugs make the perfect pet for those who live in small spaces, and with those equally small ears, how could someone say no to keeping this fluffy-looking friend?

Prideful Kitefish

If a desired pride flag is missing from the Prideful Kitefish collection, please contact @AnimatedCritter or create a post on the suggestions forum!

False Raven

These birds follow in the wake of storms. Although their name may imply that False Ravens are not actually ravens, the opposite is true. In reality, the name originates in legends of these ravens bein...

Bolt Cicada Larva

Many keepers that raise Bolt Cicada admire the larvae for the two "blush" spots on either side of the larva's face, and although it looks like they have a massive stinger, the apendage mostly serves a...

Bolt Cicada

Bolt cicadas are most active during severe thunder storms. The vibrations wake them from their hibernation in the mud, at which point they wake only to reproduce and return back to hibernation. Unlike...

Peashooter Weevil

With their magnificent noses and stunning emerald green colour, one wouldn't expect such an explosive attitude. Once a swarm of these are startled, close your eyes! They'll start jumping around with a...

Pompom Bee

These adorable pastel bees spend all day buzzing between flower field and their hives, which are burrowed in the sand. They're extremely docile, and will likely only ever sting if you accidentally squ...

Walrus Maw Grub

Unlike their namesake, these grubs love the warm weather, spending hours of their day soaking up the sunlight high up in the canopy. The more sunlight a grub gets, the bigger they grow!

Suntomb Locust

These bugs are said to be the spirit remnants of the sun's daughter. Every night, when the beetles flee into the spirit-dimension, the sun follows them there to make certain they stay safe. Farmers of...

Pygmy Dart Dragon

These tiny dragons have a potent toxin embued in their scales due to their southern migration to Aysu's Heart during the winter months. For this reason, Pygmy Darts are mostly only found in zoos.

Firestarter Swallow

Believed to be a hybrid between a dragon and a phoenix, these pests only appear in the late summer. They love to eat crops, burning down entire fields in the process. Not even aquatic farms are safe,...

Hullraider Wyrm

Myth has it that Hullraiders skulls will morph to match the ships they destroy, and their whiskers will change their hues to match the overtaken ship's flag, while their veins begin to flow with the t...

Turtle-Capped Snapper

These dragons cannot breathe fire, but they can superheat their fangs. If you hear hissing water around you after straying too near to the border of Aysu's Heart, you better start swimming!

Dragon Shallowdigger

These catfish-like creatures burrow deep into the sand. The crown of adapted scales is used to thrash and slash through the bellies of Shallowdigger's predators, should they fail to keep themselves fr...

Kevfled's Drake

Who is Kevfled? No one knows, but for whatever reason, this terrier-sized dragon is forever named after them.

Chipmunk

A more reclusive relative to the tree squirrel, these little critters won't share with anyone -- especially other chipmunks!