Flora and Fauna of the New World

These are some of the animals encountered by Euluska settlers in Vereazora (The New World Continent). The explorers Kade, Torphinn, Lucian, Xander, and Morrigan, of New Halcyon / Jarren's Reach / Demeter's Rest encountered and described them. 
=== Devil's Tongue - orqos in Fulxan ===
A lichen plant (so a fungus and algae in association) this plant emitted thick hallucinogenic smoke when burnt
=== Fulxan Flowers ===
Golden flowers that grew by clean water, which, when held to the throat, allowed communication across language barriers and the soothing of sore throats
=== Firebirds - !itoxji in Fulxan ===
Orange and black birds that ate poison dart frogs, these birds were like hooded pitohui. They were poisonous.
=== Gila Dragons ===
Large sand-coloured monitor lizards that had the posture of gorillas. Juveniles reached about 10m high and adults at least 20m. Native to drier climates, and were burrowers
=== Rockhopper Spiders ===
Blue-white spotted spiders with a leg span of about 2 metres. They had the ability to camouflage near-perfectly
=== Chimp Beetles ===
Large burnished bronze beetles that stood bipedal when startled, about 3ft tall, and resembled chimpanzees in their build
=== Greygold Rocs ===
Huge birds of prey with wingspans of six metres. Related to the Rakki Rocs.
=== Antler Bears ===
Reddish-brown grizzly bears but bearing the thick antlers of moose.
=== Great Elk ===
Large species of elk with legs adapted for rocky climbing
=== Sugar Rabbits ===
Rabbit-like or hare-like creatures with flaps of skin to facilitate treegliding
=== Ripper Ants ===
Large, eusocial, vivid icy-blue ants that stood about 0.8m at the shoulder. Highly territorial and aggressive. The queen possessed a highly developed stinger.
=== Dragoncrows ===
Large carnivorous crows, about the size of an albatross (3m wingspan, 10kg weight), but with three pairs of feathered wings (actually two pairs, one pair was highly developed and folded out to appear like a third pair). 
=== Wolf Mantises ===
Large praying mantises the size of a small wolf (0.9m at the shoulder, and quite slender)
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