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| Angels: Bats: Bees: Biffles: ears at the upper part of head petal like or leaf like ears spikes on head 3 fingers & Toes paws no nails or claws prominent nostrils     Bimbluboops: (pronounced: bimb-bull-loo-boops) ruffly pointy ears large eyes oversized chubby feet decoration on skin 3 toes paws spikes on head  Blossbeaks: elephant feet with toenails small flat beaks leaf wings petals on head  Boggybittens: gills one horn center of head fingers & toes feet with dew claws separated upper lip prominent eyebrow pads some have small short tails     Brownies: Brubbikins: (pronounced: brub-ee-kins) large forehead small nose 2 horns leaf shaped ears with a split chubby small wings. Chibikins: (pronounced: chee-bee-kins) tiny tiny newborn dragons and other species  Chimeras: (pronounced: ki-mare-uhs) mixed species multiple features from at least two other species not created by different species breeding, but through magic Chunks: extra large dragons very chubby approximately 5 times the size of an average chibi Cloverdrovers: worm type creatures live in the earth love to sing have hands and feet take care of clover patches  Curliboos: (pronounced: curl-ee-boos) 3 fingers & toes slightly webbed curls on ears or on top of head prominent nostrils   | Dragons: many subspecies Elders: large old dragonflies Elstrees: wrinkly bodies large wrinkly nose indented nostrils hands & feet 4 fingers 3 toes 6 small wings ridge up forehead spiky tufts on sides of ridge  Elves: Entertainers: Fairies: Follidimps: (pronounced: fole-ih-dimps) double & triple eyelids dimples in cheeks small ears 3 pointy fingers wear flowers on head   Fwogs: frog type creatures         Giraffes: Gnarles: (pronounced: nar-rels) magical trees very wise and old Guardians: Harrigons: (pronounced: hair-uh-gons) small patch of hair on head some have paws and others have fingers     Jesters: Kitterbugs: (pronounced: kit-er-bugs) long caterpillar body curl on head no nose 8 suction cups striped  Koipus: (pronounced: Koy-poos) chubby little fish  Kyocats: (pronounced: Kyo-cats) bald kittens or cats  Ladybirds: 2 antennae spotted shell type wings 6 legs with paws Lavapaws: antennae hair on head and paws webbed feet feathered wings round dish ears large nose  Leekats: humanoid large lion like mouth large pointy ears very muscular guardians Longnegons: (pronounced: long-nuh-gons) long necked dragons Love Dragons: heart shaped antennae Mangos: birds Mermaids: Moobies: satellite dish ears no nostrils webbed feet or paws double wings some have antennae  Moonigons: (pronounced: moon-ee-gons) eyes open basking in moonlight some are albino Moonkeys: (pronounced:moon-keys) Ohms: humanoid 3 or 4 gems on head 3 fingers 4 toes hands and feet butts ears very from none to dish like | Pandas: Pandoons: (pronounced: pan-doons) thick raccoon tail white around eyes & mouth dog type nose cat like ears webbed toes suction cups on toes some have jewels on head Petalkins: large daisy type flowers dimples on face season chibis like to tell bad jokes very friendly     Pigs: Pippos: (pronounced: pip-oes)    Pixies: Plaboos: (pronounced: play-boos) Platties: (pronounced: plat-tees) Praragons: (pronounced: prair-uh-gons) praying dragons Prarasnoffs: (pronounced: prair-uh-snoffs) praying snoffles Gwinnis: (pronounced: gwin-nees) Roos: Shtinkers: 3 pointy fingers & toes OR 3 chubby toes with nails Snalinkis: (pronounced: snall-in-kees) Snoffles: (pronounced: snoff-els) long elephant type trunk some have tusks some do not some have tiny to no ears while others have large elephant type ears the best cooks in Espirit Glen they discovered snoffle berries Snoogietushkins: small creature that lives in caves and burrows large ears that are used to dig and propel them no necks Songshrooms: mushrooms that love to sing tell the tales of Espirit Glen and Kiki Valley Spiddles: (pronounced: spid-dels) large with 8 thin fuzzy legs 2 part body with large round hind quarter no nose | Squeebis: (pronounced: skwee-bees) extremely wrinkly and squishy dragon type species many varieties     Stonefinders: Tennitinks: (pronounced: ten-nee-tinks) giraffe type antennae leaf like ears colorful 3 toes & fingers paws or slightly webbed   Trills: hands and feet 4 fingers and 3 toes pointy heads trilly ruffles on head ruffly small ears double wings wrinkly body eyes face front large nose   Tuddles: (pronounced: too-dels) Unicorns:     Unigons: 1 center horn on head Unigriffs: 1 center horn on head bird wings bird feet feather tail small upper petal ears Wallies: Walragons: (pronounced: wall-ruh-gons) large split nose with dimples indented nostrils tusks hippo type feet w 3 toes no nails hair on head   Whippertinks: (pronounced: wip-er-tinks) small flat pug type nose wide nostrils large forehead eyes toward side of head high leaf like ears paws with 3 toes Witches: Wittlefeet: extremely furry no fur on arms or legs have hands and feet long tails with a puff at the end Wizards: Woggles: (pronounced: wog-gels) stand on all fours very furry except for face & ears large dog like nose used for transportation. Zebwas: (pronounced: zeeb-was) |
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