Pets

Violet Shiny Squid

Violet Shiny Squid (Wild Critters)

Perfectly purple and very agile, the Violet Shiny Squid can actually change colors at will. The violet coloration is used to attract mates or intimidate foes who really don't like purple.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Listening Whistler

Listening Whistler (Wild Critters)

The Listening Whistler tends to wake other creatures up rather early in the morning, but it doesn't mind. These avians have evolved ears for a reason that can't quite be pinpointed.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Meadow area during spring.


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Peachy Pawtal

Peachy Pawtal (Wild Critters)

Pawtals have a reputation for being very baby-like; even their adult forms look the same as their kits, except larger. They have squeaky little voices and tend to be clumsy due to their big paws.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Meadow area during spring.


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Sunny Pawtal

Sunny Pawtal (Wild Critters)

Pawtals have a reputation for being very baby-like; even their adult forms look the same as their kits, except larger. They have squeaky little voices and tend to be clumsy due to their big paws.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Meadow area during spring.


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Behooved Being

Behooved Being (Wild Critters)

The Behooved Being is omnivorous; it hunts smaller fauna, but flees from anything larger than itself. They occasionally wander outside of nature to eat out of garbage cans in abandoned cities.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Meadow area during spring.


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Marine Specimen

Marine Specimen (Wild Critters)

Marine Specimens, like their Arctic cousins, are common food for larger predators. They are curious towards Amicabots and highly social. They slap themselves with their fins as a display of dominance. Their body is coated in a short, velvety fur that's often wet from being in the ocean.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Crabdroid

Crabdroid (Wild Critters)

The latest and greatest in crab technology!

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Iridescent Octorb

Iridescent Octorb (Wild Critters)

Iridescent Octorbs are quite intelligent, but not very dextrous. They're easy prey to larger predators and brighten up any tank they're kept in. Safer in captivity than in the wild, probably.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Cephaloplead

Cephaloplead (Wild Critters)

These very social cephalopods use their big, sad-looking eyes to win the hearts of other sea creatures. And then they eat them. Nature is beautiful!

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Ractus

Ractus (Wild Critters)

Ractus make their home in cacti and have thick fur that's impervious to spnies and glochids. They are highly intelligent but timid, and tend to groom themselves excessively.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Meadow area during spring, and also by foraging in the Badlands area anytime.


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Reefskipper

Reefskipper (Wild Critters)

The Reefskipper is an intelligent, agile fish that's roughly the size of a hamster. In spite of its small stature, it's a carnivore and feeds on smaller fish with delight.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Halcyon Beach.


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Iridescent Scorp

Iridescent Scorp (Wild Critters)

The Iridescent Scorp is a chimera creature with a sentient tail. Often times, the tail is more aggressive than the head itself, which takes on a more passive role. The nose horn on its tail head functions as a stinger, delivering a toxic attack to prey or threats.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Badlands.


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Birdle

Birdle (Wild Critters)

The Birdle is a vibrant insect with feathery wings. They are plentiful in many desert areas.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Badlands.


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Vulp

Vulp (Wild Critters)

The Vulp's big, furry ears protect it from the heat in its natural environment. They're nocturnal predators that hunt at night.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Badlands.


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Dual-Headed Slitherer

Dual-Headed Slitherer (Wild Critters)

The Dual-Headed Slitherer is affected by a genetic mutation that gives it two heads. This gene is dominant compared to many others, making it more rare to see them with one head than two. Sometimes, the heads fight for prey in spite of sharing the same digestive system.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Badlands.


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Cactacervidae

Cactacervidae (Wild Critters)

This plant-animal hybrid lives in herds in cactus and dry brush plant clusters. They are skiddish but make decent pets if domesticated.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Badlands.


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Swaddled Specimen

Swaddled Specimen (Wild Critters)

Arctic Specimens have become popular pets and are found plentifully during the winter season. This one is well-loved and swaddled in a cozy scarf. Who put that on it?

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Tundra area during winter.


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Snow Gaskit

Snow Gaskit (Wild Critters)

These Gaskits live in snowy areas and tend to fare well in the cold. Hardy and fluffy, they're not used to seeing Amicabots and tend to be quite playful when meeting them.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the seasonal Tundra area during winter.


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Bobbling Springfisher

Bobbling Springfisher (Wild Critters)

These native birds can withstand the otherwise-lethal springs due to composition of their feathers, beaks, and legs. They feast on what little organisms live in The Caldera's hot springs.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Caldera.


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Migratory Springfisher

Migratory Springfisher (Wild Critters)

The Migratory Springfisher prefers warm temperatures and flies south during colder weather. Its long neck can swivel in all sorts of directions without any trouble.

This pet can be obtained by foraging in the Caldera.


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