Thunder Claw


The "thunder claw" is named after it's famed tiny arms.  At the end of each one, there is a claw, much like a crab or shrimp's claw.  This claw serves the same purpose as the Earth bound pistol shrimp.  The thunder claw is able to create a loud "POP" sound using its claws, stunning its prey.

Leomat

Leomat are nocturnal creatures who prowl the darkness on Uvon.  The night/day cycle on Uvon is quite long, which allows leomat ample time to hunt.  They have a hard growth at the end of their tails that they use as a club to subdue their prey.  They hunt in groups, ensuring that everyone gets their fill before the light of day reemerges.  They then go into a mini-hibernation until night comes again.

Drowt

The deserts of Abri are home to the large drowt.  The bulk of the creature's body is a water holding organ, which helps it survive in the harsh environment.  It has no true predators, but still feels safer in small groups of 5-10 members.  It has several skin flaps on its nose, which acts as a heat sink, transferring body heat to the air.

Slithsac

Slithsac are very similar to Terran snakes.  There are quite a few differences though.  Slilthsacs have a set of quills on the back of their head.  When threatened, the creature coils up, leaving the quills exposed, facing upwards.  It can then stand these quills up, similar to a porcupine to fend off an attack.  Slithsacs also have a set of flaps of skin along their body that they can fill with air to make themselves seem larger.  These adaptions are all defensive as Slithsacs are quite docile.

Sapswing


Sapswings may have intimidating fangs, but these herbivores only use them to poke holes into trees and suck out the delicious sap.  Long arms allow them to swing through the forests of Drol with ease.  These creatures tend to live solitary lives, socializing only when absolutely required.

Sundar

If there is one thing you should know, it's that Sundars love heat.  Their bodies stay low to the ground so that the hot sand warms them up.  The sharp protrusion on the rear isn't a stinger, it's a protected thermal gland that helps regulate this animal's high body temperature.

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