Flora and Fauna of the Tarkas Coast

The organisms of the Northeast Danderillon coast and far south Rakkimar. Includes places like Datria, and Yesterday Isle.
=== Flora ===
* Firewort, a gently glowing bioluminescent moss found at high altitude
* Deep magenta lillies that thrived in rich soil
* Yew, rowan, willow, as well as secondarily birch, elm and, ash trees
* Datrian Pearwood trees used for shipbuilding
* Savrin Trees, used for firearm stocks
* Blackthorn Trees, sacred to the Rakki
* Heather, gorse, and sorrel in chalk grasslands
* Peat, found on moors that led to quite sudden boggy quicksand-like ground
* Rare orchids that grew on cliffs
* Brackens and other ferns that grew in the rain shadows of mountains, giving the city of Bracken its name.
* Nettles, thistles, and ashberry bushes, all spiky or irritating plants that locals then turned into tea, medicine, or food
* Lyskeion Whiskers, small clusters of fuzzy purple catkins
* Midnight Lupins, which gave parts of the unforested landscape an eerie rolling purple look 
* Vetchgrasses, burdock, and reeds
=== Fauna ===
* Tomahawk Crabs, native to Yesterday Isle and surrounded islets. Very large coconut crabs (up to 15kg, 1.3m across) which were omnivorous.
* Large colonies of puffins, albatrosses, gulls, petrels, and auks, on cliffs and beaches.
* Rakki Pipistrelles bats
* Euluskan Rats, invasive black rats
* Danderil Rats, native brown rats
* Cliff goats which climbed the less sheer cliffs to munch on roots
* Finches, siskins and grosbeaks - small birds that fed on the seeds of the pearwood forests
* Kingfishers and other diving/spearfishing birds
* Passerhawks, large raptor birds adapted for soaring on ocean currents
* Herons and other wading birds that hunted in tidal pools
* Horseshoe crabs, and fiddler crabs on the shores
* Mussels, oysters, and clams in rockpools
* Sea stars, brittle stars, feather stars, sea slugs, and isopods in the ocean
* Barnacles and sponges on the rocks
* Lava geckos, small lizards named because they loved basking near the geothermal pools or volcanic sand
* White Headed Monitors, small monitor lizards native to the coastal islands
* Innumerable fish such as tuna, sturgeon, cod, bass, haddock, trout, monkfish, coalfish, wolffish, mackerel, gar, pike, stickleback, mullet, lamprey, eel, salmon, char, halibut, hake, shark, dogfish, right whale, bowhead whale, and 'stinking shark' (greenland shark).
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