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Purrwings are an adorable domesticated version of the burrwing, who are liked for their soft fluffy coats and squeaky vocalizations. Outside of their appeal as pets, these domestic variants are kept as livestock since their docile nature and unique flavor simplify preparation by chefs compared to their wild counterparts. Their flavor is milder than their wild counterparts due to the lack of toxins, and differences in diet, and activity levels. So while many Mynrosians don't mind the food made from these creatures, the more gourmet inclined much prefer the flavors of the wild variants.

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Burrwings are considered a pest across Mynros, burrowing under the bark of trees and slowly releasing toxins that kill off entire branches while they feast on the wood pulp. These branches will weaken and eventually snap from the trees, causing hazardous conditions where these parasitic creatures gather. Given their spiny shells and the toxins found on them, Mynrosians handling an infestation will wear heavy gloves to avoid injury while handling these creatures. The collected burrwings from an infestation either become exotic pets, carefully kept for display or are sold to gourmet chefs where they make for a unique and delicious meal for the foodies of Mynros.

A natural evolution of the terror worm, glimmer worms are a collection of organisms that live in the tidepools of Mynros. Their isolation from the ocean-dwelling terror worms and their proximity to those who dwell on Mynros means they either had to adapt or become more aggressive to maintain their territory. In choosing to adapt they have become symbiotic with other pets they encounter in their environment and become pets for many Mynrosians who like to keep pretty creatures in their home aquariums. They still aren't well-liked by the predators in their environment, but the shimmery dust that sheds from their body acts as an irritant from any creature they come into direct contact with and makes for an effective deterrent.

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Terror worms are an aggressive parasite that clings to branches of coral, their bellies secreting an acidic substance that strips the coral of living organisms and leeches color from the surface. Once a branch of coral is dead they use their powerful pincers to break them down and feed on the small rocky grains that remain. When not stationary, these creatures are swift swimmers who can travel quickly from one collection of corals to the next. Should they come into contact with a predator, this collection of organisms will shed off a portion of themselves so the main body can get away to reform the lost segments. Mynrosians who wish to handle these creatures should be careful as their acid can irritate, and when they panic they are more likely to break into small segments, making it better to capture them in a container with enchanted glass so they don't melt the surface and escape.

Sashimimi are a common sight among aquatic settlements, often kept as livestock by those dwelling there. Their long bodies grow over time and eventually form a pink section that sheds segments over time. These segments are cuts of fish steak that aquatics use as a regular source of protein, gathering and cooking them up whenever they are available. The older a sashimimi gets the longer its body and the more fish steaks it can produce, the oldest sashimimi being seen as a sign of prosperity for an entire settlement, but the more difficult they are to maintain as they require more food and often will swim to more plentiful waters if a settlement cannot satisfy them. During the summer, these fish flock to the coasts where the First Light Festival is held, with much of the fish served during the festival being gathered from these creatures.

A summer variation of the snowree, slimee are an extremely squishy creature well suited to underwater habitats. During the summer they often inhabit the tide pools along the coast during the duration of the First Light Festival. Within their slime-like bodies, a collection of little trinkets can be found, resembling both familiar and unfamiliar creatures that live in the oceans of Mynros. Given their cute appearance and small size, many Mynrosians will collect one or two of these to keep in an aquarium at home since they make for a low-maintenance but unique pet.

These odd little leeches have a wide flat mouth and a round conical body, but rather than feast on blood, they seem to be drawn to fall crops. They are known to latch onto a variety of plants but are known to enjoy pumpkins most, giving the plant a cute witchy feeling, since these pets resemble a witch's hat. Rather than being seen as a pest, many farming mynrosians welcome these small creatures since they tend to latch onto crops that perform poorly, culling the plant and allowing the best to remain and produce higher quality crops for winter. These little guys are even encouraged to decorate the pumpkins set outside homes during the season, consuming the pumpkin by the time the season passes and providing a subtle bit of decoration during the slumbering feast.

This bizarre variety of...well it has the shape of a lerring so it must be one, right? In any case, this variety of lerring surfaces during the fall to cause a fright. Their alarming appearance and tendency to stare intensely at those who capture their interest play a part in this, but on top of this, they have deceptively light steps meaning that those who encounter them often do so without warning and very suddenly. This can make wandering in nature during this season a harrowing experience, but if you are more adventurous and seek out a haunted house, it's fairly common for mynrosians overseeing the decorating to lay out lures to attract these spooky critters for extra layers of fun.

A strange variety of puff wyrm that has shed their plant-like appearance in favor of appearing more draconic. Instead of feeding on parasites, these little wyrms are drawn to locations with high concentrations of magic. They feed on the energy in these areas to reduce the total magic, and this energy is converted into the materials that form their bodies. For this reason, scales, fur, and horns shed by these wyrms are sought after for various magical inventions. Scales are used for their ability to contain magic energy and the hair when braided makes for effective conduit wires to feed one area of magic into another.

This variant of Cattypillar seems to lend it's colors from the Gay pride flag.

This variant of Cupidfly seems to lend it's colors from the Asexual pride flag.

This variant of Feexl seems to lend it's colors from the Lesbian pride flag.

This variant of Slime Frog seems to lend it's colors from the Genderfluid pride flag.

This variant of Globie seems to lend it's colors from the Demigirl pride flag.

This variant of Gluttling seems to lend it's colors from the original pride flag by Gilbert Baker.

This variant of Jollyglo seems to lend it's colors from the rainbow pride flag.

This variant of Knotty Spider seems to lend it's colors from the Pansexual pride flag.

This variant of Nyanemone seems to lend it's colors from the Demiboy pride flag.

This variant of Pet Rock seems to lend it's colors from the Agender pride flag.

This variant of Gliding Ray seems to lend it's colors from the more encompassing Progress pride flag.