recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Rida Frakaso

Rida Frakasos can be obtained in the cupboard or purchased from the Genome Splicer.

## Growth

### Capsule

"A pinkish liquid fills this lopsided capsule."

### Juvenile

"While this juvenile is overall rather small, it will definitely be growing into its huge ears. Much of its day is spent in play with other juveniles of its kind, followed up by long sessions of communal grooming. When not interacting with others, this juvenile loves to gnaw on any bones it is given and will protect them fiercely."

### Adult

"Clans of Rida Frakasos can be found in prairies and scrubland, where they hunt large prey together. As opportunistic carnivores, they will eat anything they can catch and will even feast on carrion if need be. While there is little sexual dimorphism in Rida Frakasos, females are a little larger than males on average. Clans are often made of several breeding pairs and their offspring, and can range from eight to twenty members on average. Atop the social hierarchy of any Rida Frakaso clan are individuals with horns, with larger horns often signifying a higher place in the hierarchy. Those without horns often navigate social interactions through regular grooming, caring for one another’s pups, and the occasional dominance display. Rida Frakasos seem to avoid violent power displays in general, supposedly to keep from weakening the clan. Despite whatever might happen in the adult hierarchy, the welfare of pups is paramount to the clan as a whole, and pups are given primary access to food and resources."

## Extra Info

The information below is included in Rida Frakaso's creature notes on site.

### Osteophagy and You

While not all Rida Frakasos have horns, they do possess the biology necessary for sustaining them. Their dentistry and mandibular musculature both allow for sustained osteophagy, and all members of the species have digestive tracts that aid in breaking down bone. All Rida Frakasos eat bone, and those with horns will go out of their way to do so.

### Heavy is the Crown

Rida Frakaso horns are odd not only due to their infrequent representation in the species but also in how they grow. While most horns are permanent with a bony core and keratin sheath, Rida Frakasos horns will shed their keratin sheath yearly. New growth begins at the base of the skull along the inner core and will develop until the old sheath pops off or cracks. For individuals with more intricate horns, cracking is most common and often requires assistance from other members of the clan to effectively remove.

### Oh, You’re Coming Here?

Unlike their Osta Frakaso cousins, Rida Frakasos are nonmigratory and will instead maintain territories that grown and shrink with clan size. Rida Frakasos that live in areas farther north, however, do tend to have a lot of overlap with the Osta Frakasos as they migrate south for the winter. During these periods, clans will intermingle both socially and during hunts in order to make the most of meager resources.

## Acknowledgments

Art by: infinis. Descriptions by: Rosastrasza.
Etarakido

Etarakidos are bird-like creatures inspired by Anurognathus and Nightjars. They can be found in the cupboard or purchased from the Genome Splicer.

Lore-wise, they were discovered when they started nesting by Outpost One and were heavily researched by Ryan W. Vernon and Coral M. Mui

## Growth

### Capsule

"The liquid inside this curving capsule twinkles and shimmers in the light."

### Juvenile

"Ever since it emerged, this little juvenile has proved to be an energetic and gregarious addition to the laboratory. Active at night, it often gathers with other young Etarakidos to socialize, play-hunt, and show off the brightly contrasting patterns on its large wings. It usually tires of all this activity by sunrise and will spend the day tucked away in a woody corner of its enclosure."

### Adult

"During the day, the Etarakido is generally nowhere to be seen. Curling up on branches, shrubs, or patches of moss, this diminutive creature uses its stellar camouflage abilities to find safety and well-deserved rest before awaking at night to hunt. Once the sun goes down, Etarakidos emerge in full force, unfurling their disproportionately large wingspans and taking to the skies in flocks of one hundred or more in search of the insect swarms that make up their main diet. A flock of Etarakidos will first confuse prey by vigorously flapping their wings in unison, allowing their bright and iridescent underwing stripes to catch even the faintest sources of light. After their prey has been disoriented by this multisensory barrage, the flock will trap and catch their meals in midair. The Etarakido’s wing patterns also offer a handy form of self-defense against would-be predators, creating an optical illusion that allows individuals to blend into the larger flock as they retreat to safety. Although generally wary of humans, numerous Etarakido flocks have made their homes in the forest surrounding Outpost One, due to the convenient source of illumination provided by the outpost's exterior floodlights. Their dazzling markings make them quite easy to spot as they wheel across the night sky."

## Trivia

* TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Etarakido” means “Little Peanut.”

## Acknowledgements

Art by: RWyvern. Descriptions by: cabuso.
The Lab

> "Welcome to your lab, <player name>. Every scientist has their own lab where they can raise and study creatures, and this space is your own private paradise. Take a moment to look around the room and get familiar with all the equipment found within this spacious, white-walled room. There are housing units against the far wall for the creatures you capture and breed. The computer system is a state-of-the-art design, capable of handling all of the data you gather from your studies. An entire counter of various scientific instruments, from microscopes to centrifuges and more, guarantees you can run any test you like on the genetic material you collect. Your mission is to conduct experiments and breeding programs in the effort to evolve different species to their strongest possible forms. You can work alone or with other scientists toward this goal."
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The Lab is the space for the player to raise and collect their capsules and creatures. Players can hold up to five capsules at a time, but there is no limit on the amount of emerged creatures a player can have growing in their lab.

The Lab interface includes an achievements tab where various badges appear, an information tab that shows when a player joined and how many creatures they have, and an actions menu where a player can get links to their creatures, organize tabs (or subpages of the lab used to sort creatures), and sort their creatures.
Muskbirdo

Muskbirdos are avian creatures based on sea birds like cormorants and pelicans. They can be found in the Cupboard or brought from the Genome Splicer.Muskbirdos are one of the handful of original creatures obtainable since the site's launch.

## Growth

### Capsule

"Enclosed in this capsule is a rather dark embryo."

### Young

"Hopping about seems to be this young creature’s favorite pastime, when it isn’t squawking loudly for food yet again. The depth of its appetite is astonishing, as is its fast growth rate. Though its wings are too small for flight yet, it flaps them vigorously in regular attempts. Iridescent feathers mark its throat, tail, and wings. Its clawed toes are mobile enough to hold small items, such as twigs or food pellets."

### Adult

"Muskbirdos feed on fish and small amphibians that they hunt by air. They use their long bill and articulated claws to capture prey, and their heavily oiled feathers help them dry off easily after a quick dive. Food is presented to potential mates as a demonstration of the male’s hunting prowess. Interested females will dance in response. Although Muskbirdos can be found nesting anywhere near lakes and rivers, they prefer the isolated, protected habitat of small offshore islands. Their nests are simple, rounded mounds of mud mixed with grass. Females tend to the eggs and then the chicks, while the male hunts. Though their colors and patterns vary, adults retain the iridescent feathers displayed in juveniles, with the iridescence near the throat expanding down over the chest as the Muskbirdo ages."

## Variations

### Second

This gene refers to the secondary color on a Muskbirdo. It changes the color of the stripe of feathers on a given Muskbirdo's wings, the accents on the tip of its tail, the circle around its eye, and the color of the feathers on its neck.

### DF (Dark Feathers)

This trait affects the color of a Muskbirdo's flight feathers.

### Feet

In addition to affecting the color of a Muskbirdo's feet, this gene affects small areas of color on a Muskbirdo's wings and face, including their eye color.

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Muskbirdo” means “Muskbird.”

## Acknowledgments

Art by: Dohaerys. Descriptions by: Shark.
Saltanta

Saltantas are mammalian creatures inspired by boar. They can be obtained from the first quest and subsequently purchased from the Genome Splicer.

## Growth

### Young

"Though its head almost appears too big for its body, this young juvenile is quite energetic. It spends every waking moment exploring its surroundings. Sometimes its curvy, developing horns will get tangled in something, but the creature uses its powerful neck muscles to twist and pull until they come free. Its spotted coat has a coarse feel to it, though the bushy tip of its tail is surprisingly soft. If startled, it will lash its tail and let out a surprisingly deep growl."

### Adult

"Saltantas are an elusive species that can be difficult to spot thanks to their mottled fur and bushy mane and tail, which allow them to disguise themselves among plants, rocks, and other natural objects. They are powerful ambush hunters capable of stalking prey for days until the opportunity to strike arises. Their strong, muscular body is best suited for short bursts of speed, so it is crucial that they deliver a swift, fatal blow with their sharp claws or fangs. As they only need to eat once or twice a month, Saltantas spend much of their time wandering. They have no set territory, preferring to seek out new places every day, and thus tracking them can be challenging. Females carry their young on their back until the juveniles are old enough to walk; the soft fur of their mane makes a comfortable nest. Saltantas communicate mainly in low growls and snarls, though there are reports that they can also produce a soft, rumbling purr."

## Variations

### Body

This trait also affects a Saltanta's eye color; see the trivia section for the relevant table.

### Horns

This gene also affects the colors of Saltanta's claws and teeth.

## Trivia

The body gene also affects a Saltanta's eye color, as illustrated in the table below:

(Light)

(Dark)

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Saltanta” means “Jumper.”
Slovakia

Slovakia is a great Town but their is evil Wicked Witch who lives in a Castle called Peles Castle and His Name Hjalmar Poelzig, He prefoms Black Magic at The Castle Hjalmar has a pet Black Cat that he loves so much, He has servants to do his biding, Once a year during The Harvest Moon he sacrifices a young woman who is lured to the castle, Hjalmar Poelzig became The Hero in World War when he and his servants fought the German Nazis, Hjalmar Poelzig still wanders The Earth Today, Hjalmar Poelzig The Wicked Witch is not only real but he is also being protected by The Supernatural.
Lab Notes

> You settle down in front of your computer and open the Research Reference Repository program. Containing all the data collected in labs throughout the Outpost, the Repository’s most important aspect is the genetic code that is stored there once a species’ genome has been entirely sequenced. DNA samples from current laboratory subjects can be checked against this database, allowing for more precise breeding programs and better accuracy in offspring phenotype predictions. Other information is available too, from laboratory records to field research notes.
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The Lab Notes are a section of the site where scientists can access official announcements, the Bulletin Board, and Creature Notes.

In the Creature Notes, scientists can enter their creatures to see their exact genomes. When a new creature is discovered, Scientists can pool their funds to fill out the creature notes for them, which allows their genomes to be discovered.
Strigosto

Strigostos are a Halloween 2020 event creature that gradually flooded the cupboard alongside Inkuba Brulajos, Abomena Pahidermos, Okula Pikilos, and Sabla Regos. They are based on owls.

## Growth

### Capsule

"The shape of this brown capsule is eerily reminiscent of a skull."

### Young

"A hard, bony plate covers the face of this feathery juvenile. It dislikes having the bone touched, likely due to it being sensitive as the juvenile grows. However, it loves grooming and will spend hours smoothing its soft feathers. If other Strigostos are around, it will snuggle up to them in hopes of being preened. Although generally quiet, it makes small squeaking sounds when hungry."

### Adult

"Strigostos spend much of the year on long migrations in the far north but travel south to their nesting grounds during their short autumn mating season. Juveniles grow quickly and are capable of flight in time to join their parents on the long return journey north. Though their horns are decorative, their sharp talons and beak provide plenty of power for hunting and defense, and their thick-feathered wings allow for almost silent flight. Strigostos feed on any small prey they can catch, from Stranga Sciuros to young Fluganta Rato chicks. They show little preference when hunting, a behavior likely related to the necessary variations in their diet as they migrate, and males will offer their kill to their mate or offspring before eating themselves. Both adults and juveniles preen themselves regularly and will help each other groom any hard-to-reach spots. Keeping their feathers in perfection condition is important, as loose or ragged plumage can cause noise during flight. Due to their quiet nature, Strigostos are rarely sighted, but their low, haunting calls may be heard in the evening, heralding the start of their nightly hunt."

## Variations

### Body

The body gene also affects the eye color. Black (aa) Strigostos have red eyes, blue (Aa) have yellow eyes, and green (AA) have green eyes.

### Horns

The horn gene also changes the color of Strigosto's feet.

### Markings

The markings gene affects details on the wings and chest as well as on the face.

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Strigosto” means “Bone Owl.”
Tera Girafo

Tera Girafos are six-legged ungulates that somewhat resemble giraffes and rhinoceroses. They can be found in the Cupboard or brought from the Genome Splicer.

Lore-wise, they were discovered by Rosa Dhey and Roy Shade when they went on an geological and and floral survey expedition into a nearby mountain range.

## Growth

### Capsule

"This capsule shimmers with a mysterious iridescence."

### Juvenile

"Thick fur keeps this lanky juvenile warm as it gambols about with other Tera Girafo calves. It has a quite inquisitive nature and often will nibble on any plants it comes across. If it finds a particularly tasty option, it may headbutt other juveniles away from it, trying to keep its find for itself. As the calf grows, small horn buds begin to develop, and researchers should be wary when working around these creatures to avoid injury."

### Adult

"An elusive denizen of alpine heights, Tera Girafos spend their days slowly migrating through the mountain ranges where they dwell. Due to the scarcity of food sources, they have evolved the ability to eat pretty much any sort of vegetation, and during harsh winter months, they will even venture into the foothills in search of nourishment. Their dark coloration helps them blend in with the bleak landscape, and their thick, dense fur keeps cold temperatures at bay. The twisting horns that grace their heads are used for defense and in brief tussles between males for the privilege of mating with a female. Tera Girafos are solitary creatures, likely a consequence of the lack of reliable food sources, but they do occasionally communicate with deep, eerie calls that can echo for miles across the mountaintops. These sounds are most often heard during the short spring breeding season, when females seek out potential mates, or between mating pairs. A mating pair will remain together until their calf—or, rarely, calves—is old enough to survive on its own, with one watching over the juvenile while the other seeks out new grazing areas."

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Tera Girafo” means “Terrestrial Giraffe”.

## Acknowledgements

Art by: Dohaerys. Descriptions by: Shark.
Pompaca Floro

Pompaca Floros are mantis-like creatures released alongside Netimos. They can be found in the Cupboard or purchased from the Genome Splicer

## Growth

### Capsule

"A faint, pleasant aroma emanates from this capsule."

### Juvenile

"This tiny juvenile spends almost all of its time hiding. Sticking to shaded areas, it only ventures out occasionally in search of food—which is anything it can get in its claws. With each consecutive molt, markings and anatomical features begin to develop and its exoskeleton becomes more vibrant."

### Adult

"While small, the Pompaca Floro is every bit as fierce as it is flashy. These arthropods prefer hot, humid climates with lots of rainfall and plenty of cover from direct sunlight. They are often found in dense piles of foliage or even rotting tree trunks during the night and rainstorms. Pompaca Floros spend much of their mornings basking in the sun and are most active during the afternoon and evening when the day is hottest. During this time, Pompaca Floros will hunt for food, which generally consists of other insects, though they will eat whatever they can catch. They are also capable swimmers and can even breathe underwater with the fan-like structures on their abdomens in order to hunt small fish and amphibians. Despite this, Pompaca Floros prefer terrestrial hunting, as the relative coldness of the water soon forces them back to dry land."

### Extra Info

The information below is included in Pompaca Floro's creature notes on site.

## Floral Hunters

Pompaca Floros are most often found hunting around foliage, especially flowers, due to their brilliant coloring. They will wait patiently until another insect comes along to drink the flower’s nectar before spearing it with their long forelegs. Most Pompaca Floros will choose flowers of similar colors to themselves, and individuals will occasionally fight over who gets to use a particular spot for hunting. In these disputes, the largest and flashiest Pompaca Floro wins.

## Sweet Summer Children

While Pompaca Floros are capable of breeding year-round, they are most active during the hottest months of the year. Their mating rituals are dazzling to behold, with pairs dancing around one another and flashing their bright colors. These displays almost exclusively take place in the middle of the day and always in sunlight. After the pair is done, eggs are laid in shaded places where food is plentiful for the nymphs when they hatch.

## Spear Fishers

Though most Pompaca Floros stick to wooded areas, they can be found near tidal pools on occasion. Those that live near tidal pools hunt larvae, plankton, and aquatic insects. While these Pompaca Floros have a higher tolerance for cold when swimming and thus can remain in the water longer, they also tend to spend more time sunning themselves. These tide pool dwellers tend to be darker in coloration to better absorb sunlight.

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Pompaca Floro” means “Flashy Flower.”
Lanuga Vizago

Lanuga Vizagos are a Solstice 2021 Event creature introduced alongside Arba Brakumos and Brila Ornamos. They are based on owls.

## Growth

### Capsule

"A soft warmth emanates from this golden winged capsule."

### Young

"Despite its ungainly appearance and clumsy toddling gait, this downy chick moves about silently and takes great pleasure in following researchers around from room to room. At night, it returns to the safety of its nest, where the whole brood huddles together to watch their human caretakers from afar, swiveling their heads in perfect unison."

### Adult

"With its keen eyesight and hearing, the Lanuga Vizago is unparalleled in its niche as a stealth hunter. This diurnal raptor hunts by perching motionless as it waits for a rodent or large insect to pass by. When it spots potential prey, it swoops down silently and stalks them from a distance before pouncing with its mighty talons. Lanuga Vizagos are especially fond of Brila Ornamos; although these insects provide little in the way of nutrition, their colorful rounded carapaces serve as endless entertainment for a Lanuga Vizago to bat around and chase after. Despite their sharp predatory instincts, Lanuga Vizagos possess a rather low level of intelligence. If one feels overwhelmed by its surroundings, it may sit down and stare into the distance until coaxed back into action with food or the motion of a small animal or toy. They prefer to spend their days lazily napping and grooming their soft feathers, but those raised in a laboratory environment should be allowed to roam free whenever possible. Lanuga Vizagos require copious amounts of playtime and socialization lest they fall into fits of prolonged yowling or spiteful disobedience."

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact--accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Lanuga Vizago” means “Fluffy Face.”

## Acknowledgments

Art by: schenanigans. Descriptions by: cabuso, Shark.
Ombra Vesperto

Ombra Vespertos are bat-like creatures that were released alongside Cielarka Cimos, Senvida Nagantos, and Monta Selos.They can be found in the Cupboard or brought from the Genome Splicer.

## Growth

### Capsule

"Uniform bumps encircle this deep red capsule."

### Young

"Double wings grace this juvenile’s back, and it spends much of its time flying from roosting spot to roosting spot, either gliding or flapping as necessary. It is sensitive to light and prefers darker environments, which it navigates using echolocation. Very agile in the air, it won’t hesitate to show off to audience, performing backflips and loops and other complicated maneuvers by switching between wing pairs."

### Adult

"Ombra Vespertos use their lower wings for active flight and their upper wings to glide as they sweep through the darkness of the caverns they call home. Colonies that dwell near water sources feed mainly on Senvida Nagantos, which they hunt by stalking the fish among the bioluminescent aquatic grass that grows within underground ponds and slow-moving streams. Those that roost in dryer environments eat Cielarka Cimos. Their guano encourages the growth of Kaverno Musko, a moss upon which Cielarka Cimos feed. Insect-feeding Ombra Vespertos tend to have brighter patterns, perhaps due to nutrients from their food source. Fast-breeding, with as many as three litters a year, Ombra Vespertos populations are kept in check by Monta Selos, their only natural predators. They rely on stealth and speed for evasion, as their claws, while strong enough to snatch a fish from the water or crush the hard shell of a Cielarka Cimo, are too weak to do more than scratch a Monta Selo’s tough hide. Communal by nature, Ombra Vespertos travel in groups, called flights, of at least three when hunting, and a roost may be home to as many as several hundred. It is not uncommon for a nursing female to adopt an orphaned pup and care for it as her own. Ombra Vespertos mate for life, and a widowed Ombra Vesperto rarely seeks out a new mate."

## Variations

### Belly

In addition to changing the color of an Ombra Vesperto's stomach markings, this gene affects the color of their nose!

### Marking

(Markings AABB, AAbb, and aaBB are shown on body color aaBb (light brown) for maximum contrast.)

### Scales

(AABB, AAbb, and aaBB scales are shown on body color aaBb (light brown) for maximum contrast.)
The scale gene also changes a Vesperto's eye color; see trivia section for the relevant table.

## Trivia

The scale gene also affects an Ombra Vesperto's eye color, as illustrated in the table below:

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Ombra Vesperto” means “Shadow Bat.”

## Acknowledgment

Art by: Dohaerys • Descriptions by: Shark
Senvida Naganto

Senvida Nagantos are aquatic cave-dwelling creatures based on eyeless fish. They were released alongside Cielarka Cimos, Ombra Vespertos, and Monta Selos. They are commonly found in the Cupboard and can be brought from the Genome Splicer.

## Growth

### Capsule

"There is a faint smell rising from this slender capsule."

### Young

"Oddly, this small, eyeless juvenile seems to be attracted to light sources. In a laboratory environment, it can be trained to swim in a pattern based on lights turning on and off. It feeds only once every few days but can consume nearly half its weight in food, though it becomes lethargic for several hours afterward. When kept with other juveniles of its species, it shows little interest in interacting, keeping to its own space and moving its tail and fins in short, menacing motions if another approaches too close."

### Adult

"Sightless due to their dark environments, Senvida Nagantos use a special sensory organ on their head to hunt. They are able to detect pheromones released by Cielarka Cimos, their sole source of food, and may stalk an insect for hours before leaping from the water. A quick slap of their agile tail stuns their prey long enough for the fish to drag it underwater. Although they lack eyes, Senvida Nagantos are attracted to sources of light and will congregate near waterside patches of the bioluminescent moss, Kaverno Musko, which Cielarka Cimos feed upon. The fish will also approach Monta Selos, likely due to the inability to distinguish between the two light sources with their rudimentary photosensory organs, although some researchers have speculated that it could be for protection. Monta Selos have no interest in the fish but do eat Ombra Vespertos; the latter prey upon Senvida Nagantos. Spawning occurs once a year, and a female may lay as many as two hundred fertilized eggs among the thin reeds of aquatic grass, Stona Strio, that grows in clumps where there is suitable nutrition. Juveniles feed upon Cielarka Cimo eggs and grubs until large enough to hunt adult insects."

## Trivia

* Nagantos grow to fit the size of their environment.
* Nagantos were listed as being 8ft for an average size. This was changed to 2ft
* TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Senvida Naganto” means “Blind Swimmer.”

## Acknowledgement

Art by: Dohaerys • Descriptions by: Shark
Notre Dame

Notre Dame is haunted but not anymore because of 2 Monsters who lived in The Bell Tower, The Gypsies were afraid of the Monsters in Notre Dame until they save Notre Dame from The Evil Judge Frolo who use to terrorize the Gypsies but thanks to them Notre Dame is finally Safe from him forever, The Monsters still wander The Earth even Today in Modern time.

## **Gypsies**

The Gypsies live in a town called Notre Dame they fear the two Monsters lived at The Bell Tower, they heard the bell Ringing every night because it was a Sign that The 2 Monsters are coming and terrorized the until 1889 when The Hunchback and The Phantom saved them from Judge Frolo, The Gypsies still fear the night even today in Modern Time.

## **Monsters**

In The Town called Notre Dame there are Monsters who lives in The Bell Tower, The Hunchback rings the bell in his bell tower and a Phantom who plays Music, he steals food to survive, The Phantom is The Hunchback, The Phantom loves the Music of The Night, He even helps him steal food at Night, The Phantom watches The Hunchback leave his Bell Tower, The Hunchback is a Misunderstood Monster and so is The Phantom, Quasimodo and Erique became Heroes in The Year 1889 when They killed Judge Frolo and Free the Gypsies, The Hunchback and The Phantom still wanders The Earth Today The Monsters are not only real but he is also being protected by The Government who protects The Supernatural.
Kauri Makzelo

### Juvenile

"Though this bright-eyed juvenile has been quite mobile since the moment it hatched, it spends much of its active time near its mother, whom it calls with a unique chirping noise. When not actively riding on its mother’s back or in her mouth, it can be found basking in the sun, swimming, or playing with nestmates. In a lab setting, it is crucial to make sure this small creature has plenty of access to water, places to hide, and a heat lamp."

### Adult

"Found in well-traveled waterways, Kauri Makzelos spend most of the day with just their eyes and nostrils above water, watching and waiting for prey to come along and ford the rivers they occupy. As their quarry draws near, they will lunge forth and snag it in their mighty maws. Once the grapple is secured, the Kauri Makzelo will swing itself into a rapid corkscrew motion that disorients and mangles the unfortunate victim. If prey manages to escape the initial lunge, Kauri Makzelos will pursue their target into the shallows and even onto land where they put on incredible and surprising bursts of speed. When not on the hunt, Kauri Makzelos spend their time basking in the sun, searching for mates, or rearing young during their brief winter mating season. In stark contrast to the high-pitched calls of the juveniles, adult Kauri Makzelos produce a deep rumble that can be heard for long distances. These calls are used for everything from calling wayward young to signaling mates and territory."
Songa Kreinto

Songa Kreintos are inspired by snakes. As Halloween 2021 event creatures, they are only obtainable in the cupboard during Halloween events. They are breedable year-round.

Songa Kreintos can breed with Inkuba Brulajo, but will not produce hybrid offspring.

## Growth

### Capsule

"Violet liquid fills this twisty capsule."

### Young

"Though small, this juvenile is quite fast and can paralyze its prey with one quick bite of its venom-filled fangs. It feeds two to three times a week, spending much of its time between meals napping in small nooks. Although it seems to prefer shady tree holes, it will seek shelter in small caves if no suitable tree is available."

### Adult

"Songa Kreintos spend much of the year in hibernation, emerging from their underground dens in early autumn when their favorite prey—small mammals and birds—are fattening up for winter. They are ambush predators, preferring to lurk near ripe berry bushes or in fruit-laden trees until a suitable quarry approaches. With a swift lunge, a Songa Kreinto sinks its fangs into its target and injects its venom. This potent venom is a brilliant violet color and can cause hallucinatory effects in small doses. A larger dose can paralyze even humans. Extreme caution should be exercised when handling these reptiles in a laboratory environment; a proper antivenom is still under development. During their brief breeding season, female Songa Kreintos lay their eggs in tree holes or nesting dens near suitable hunting grounds. Juveniles are able to hunt soon after they emerge and will linger near their birthplace for a few days before dispersing."

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Songa Kreinto” means "Dream Creator."

## Acknowledgment

Art by: Dohaerys,RWyvern, schenanigans, Virida. Descriptions by: Shark.
Arba Brakumo

Arba Brakumos are Solstice 2021 Event creatures introduced alongside Lanuga Vizagos and Brila Ornamos. They are based on kangaroos.

Brakumos are obtainable in the cupboard during Solstice event periods. They can be bred and traded year-round.

## Growth

### Capsule

"A glossy brown exterior obscures the contents within."

### Young

"For some time after birth, this juvenile is carried around by its mother in her front pouch. As it grows larger, it begins to spend time on the ground, often chasing after its mother’s tail. It enjoys mock fighting against her thick tail brush, a playful routine that helps hone its combat skills. If another member of the troupe has a fluffier tail, the juvenile may go after them instead, forcing their mother to chase after them."

### Adult

"Every year as winter approaches, troupes of Arba Brakumos migrate from more arid regions to the Kreskanta Tigo forests they use as breeding grounds. The young leaves and rich sapwood of the trees contain important nutrients for the development of their young, and Arba Brakumos carve a trail of fallen trees along their migration paths, allowing for new growth. Their strength is incredible; a fully grown Arba Brakumo is capable of tearing down a Kreskanta Tigo on their own. They do this by wrapping their arms around the trunk, digging their claws deep into the wood, and then ripping it apart. This strength is also used to fight off predators, and males will box with each other over females during mating season. Such fights can be quite dangerous and even deadly in some instances. Females are less prone to violence, and their camouflage coloration offers protection as they focus on raising their juveniles, known as joeys. A typical troupe consists of several females and their young, with a few orbiting males, though the size of such a group can vary greatly."

## Variations

### Fur

For males, the fur gene affects the mane; for females, it affects the tail fluff.

## Trivia

* TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact--accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Arba Brakumo” means “Tree Hug.”
Sabla Rego

Sabla Rego are ram-ilke creatures released alongside Inkuba Brulajos, Strigostos, Abomena Pahidermos, and Okula Pikilos during the Halloween 2020 event.

## Growth

### Capsule

"Dark swirls can be seen inside this bulbous capsule."

### Young

"Although quite burly for its size, this juvenile is surprisingly quick and steady on its feet. It is prone to biting, and caution is necessary in a laboratory environment to avoid painful injuries from its sharp teeth. Among its peers, it makes constant bids for dominance, trading kicks, bites, and headbutts with savage ferocity."

### Adult

"At home in desert scrubs and canyons, Sabla Regos are aggressive, dominant hunters that easily adapt their cooperative hunting strategies to their environment. On steep cliff faces and canyon walls, male Sabla Regos will chase down their prey with their superior climbing skills and then kick and headbutt the quarry until it falls to the waiting pack of females and juveniles below. In flatter desert plains, females will work together to flush out prey into the waiting horns of the males. In order to maintain their massive, ever-growing horns, males will eat not only the meat but also the bones. When feeding, Sabla Regos keep two eyes on their meal and two eyes on their surroundings, never letting down their guard. Hierarchy shifts often within a pack, though males with the largest horns and the most aggressive females tend to become dominant. Their fall mating season is both brief and violent, with males fighting over females sometimes to the death.

## Trivia

* The very first Sabla Rego to be generated has the code Pmpkn.
* TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Sabla Rego” means “Sand King.”

## Acknowledgment

Art by: infinis • Descriptions by: rosastrasza, Shark
Halloween Event 2020

During the Halloween Event 2020, five new creatures were realeaed and two temporary quest. The Event kicked off with reports from player about creatures in their lab, that have faded colours. The illness (later dubed the Fade) spread fast and included capsules, juvenils and adults from eve)ry known species.

With Cort's announcment from 17th October 2020 it was confirmed, that something was happening at the Outpost. Besides a red notice at the bulletin board to report anyhting unusal a new quest (*Something is amiss in the outpost*) was announced. The new event creatures (Abomena Pahidermom, Inkuba Brulajo, Okula Pikilo, Sabla Rego, Strigosto) started to appear in the cupboard.

With the new quest the GSP (Gene Sequencer Panel) were introduced. A mini-game based on masermind. While playing the game the players would help to find a cure for the Fade.

Some days letter another event quest (*Why is your GSP broken?)* was announced. Finally with another quest (*You’re pretty sure that if you look at another DNA sample, your eyes may never uncross…*) from 31th October 2020 a second game was introduced.The Virus Isolator was based on Minnesweaper.
Vetura Oazo

### Juvenile

"Since hatching, this shy, solitary, and slow-moving juvenile has displayed a penchant for hiding among plant life and burrowing into the sediment at the bottom of its semiaquatic enclosure, making it often difficult to spot despite its size. Recently, a soft, greenish tinge has begun to spread across its broad shell."

### Adult

"Often found near estuaries, lakes, and other quiet bodies of water in tropical climes, Vetura Oazos can be difficult to spot at first thanks to their impressive camouflage. Moss, mushrooms, and even plant life can take root in their porous shells, slowly growing over the years into a cultivation that serves as disguise and even nourishment in moments of necessity. Vetura Oazos are not particularly social, preferring to wander alone, though small groups are sometimes observed in areas with abundant food sources. Males and females only remain together long enough to mate before going their separate ways again, and eggs are laid and buried in sand before being left to survive on their own. Although they are capable of swimming, Vetura Oazos prefer to remain in the shallows and avoid turbulent water, likely due to the damage that could be done to their defensive flora."

### Extra Info

#### Slow to Anger, Quick to Strike

"For a creature with such a heavy shell and a generally peaceful disposition, the Vetura Oazo can move with surprising agility if threatened by larger predators from land or water. Rather than retreating into its carapace as other shelled reptiles do, they prefer to rapidly scuttle away into the safety of camouflaging foliage. Failing that, the Vetura Oazo will rely on its sharp claws and prickly tail spikesor[sic], as a last resort, its devastatingly forceful biteto[sic] drive away any would-be foes."

#### Warm-up Time

"On a warm and sunny day, many Vetura Oazos will emerge from the water and bask in the open air in order to regulate their body temperature and feed on airborne insects and surface-level plant life. Some specimens will spend up to half a day basking, while others will only sun themselves for a short period of time before disappearing back into their shadier habitata[sic] behavioral divergence that likely helps explain the wide range of flora and fungi types that make their homes on the shell of any given Vetura Oazo."
Netimo

Netimos are aquatic fish-like creatures inspired by Charybdis, biblical angels, and kelp forests. They were released alongside Pompaca Floros. They can rarely be found in the Cupboard or purchased from the Genome Splicer

## Growth

### Capsule

"The surprising weight of this pearlescent capsule makes you ponder what contents lie within."

### Juvenile

"Delicate fins float about this juvenile’s slender body. It drifts lazily back and forth with its mouth open, sucking up a steady stream of water. Though its eyes are small and seem underdeveloped, it does seem to sense illumination, but rather than approach light sources, it swims away."

### Adult

"Found between the mesopelagic and abyssopelagic zones, Netimos are a rare and inspiring sight. These massive leviathans are in fact filter-feeders whose large, lengthy bodies provide a surprising haven for small oceanic flora and fauna such as fish, coral, and sea plants that find purchase on their rough scales. They drift along to the pressure of ocean currents on their wide fins, slowly rotating as they move. A slow metabolism supports their intermittent diet, which ranges from plankton to small fish trapped by the gentle suction of the Netimos’ large mouths. Every few years, adult Netimos will expend precious energy to actively swim back to their spawning grounds. Once there, they lay many eggs before dispersing again to drift where the ocean takes them. During this brief mating period, it is not uncommon to hear deep, haunting vocalizations from the waters around the spawning grounds, loud enough to even reach the surface and some distance inland."

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Netimo” means “Be not afraid.”
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**Mia Nicole Green** (born November 1, 2019) is the daughter of Michael Green and Bridgette West and the granddaughter of the late Angry Grandpa. She was born on November 1, 2019.

## Early LifeEdit

On March 19, 2019, Michael and Bridgette announced that Bridgette was pregnant with their first child. On June 9, 2019, they revealed they were having a daughter. Mia was born on November 1, 2019. She shares her middle name, "Nicole", with her mother Bridgette Nicole West.

## Trivia Edit

* She is the 10th grandchild of Angry Grandpa as he mentioned he had 9 grandkids in the For Susan video.
	+ Unfortunately, Mia will not meet her paternal grandfather, Charles Green Jr, since he passed away from cirrhosis of the liver on December 10th of 2017, 691 days before Mia was born.
	+ On the day she was born, Michael changed his Twitter username to 'DadBehindaCamera'. This lasted for a few months before it was reverted to the original name.
* In a video on StoryFire, Michael also said that Mia will never meet Doug due to him believing that Bridgette was never pregnant, and saying that if she appeared in so much as one video, he'd report them to Child Protective Services. By April 2020, he moved to Kentucky.
	+ It is also likely that she will never meet her Uncle Charlie Green due to the family disowning him in 2017 because of his LSD Incident. And also due to previous events where he was calling his biological father a child molester. But then he was back saying the same things, right when he was kicked out of the Trailer he was living in with his father "Charles Marvin Green" and is now living in NC as of now.
* She was not shown in any videos for a short while due to new rules set by YouTube in response to COPPA.

* Mia was supposed to be born on November 4th, but was born three days before
Staci

> Ya, my great great great grandmother Haya invented Chicken Dinner. Before her, the only way you could be a Winner Winner Chicken Dinner was by winning 2 dollars in Las Vegas - that's how much a chicken dinner costs!
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> Staci, Christmas Dinner

**Staci** is a contestant on the Christmas Dinner special. She also hosted season 3's red carpet event alongside Lt. Surge.

## Season Information

### Allies

* Bill Splungus
* Ilta Impi
* Squidward

### Enemies

* Roon
* Lt. Surge
Timiga Dancanto

Timiga Dancantos are arachnid creatures inspired by spiders. As Halloween 2021 event creatures, they are only obtainable in the cupboard during Halloween events. They are breedable year-round.

## Growth

### Capsule

"This round and tiny capsule wobbles to and fro when you touch it."

### Young

"When observing juvenile Timiga Dancantos, it is strongly advised to restrict these arachnids to a small and secure container—not because these creatures pose any major safety hazard to humans, but simply because their miniscule size and dull coloration make them difficult to locate without the aid of a magnifying glass and an enclosure of a limited size. However, even under this close level of inspection, the juvenile Timiga Dancanto remains an exceedingly frustrating subject of study; they are easily spooked and will jump away from potential danger with an agility that belies their diminutive stature."

### Adult

"The most striking feature of the mature Timiga Dancanto is its vibrantly colored pair of abdominal flanges, which play a crucial role in this fingernail-sized arachnid’s intricate mating rituals. A male will begin the courtship process by approaching a female and raising his bioluminescent hind legs until they are perpendicular to the ground to attract her attention. Once she turns to face him, demonstrating her interest, he will begin the proper courtship dance by snapping open his brown abdominal flanges to reveal the iridescent patterns hidden within. The male Timiga Dancanto will then bounce and sway back and forth in a variety of complex and almost hypnotizing patterns. If he is successful, the female will flare her own flanges and mirror her new mate’s motions in a instinctive partnered dance. If she deems her suitor unimpressive, however, she will gesture aggressively toward him, giving him one last chance to retreat before she attacks him in earnest. This colorful display also serves as a defense mechanism; if threatened, a Timiga Dancanto will flash its flanges to confuse would-be predators, buying it a moment to dart away to safety. These arachnids are bold and capable hunters who can leap over a foot in distance to easily incapacitate insects larger than themselves. Their venomous fangs can paralyze prey in a matter of seconds, although they are too small—in most cases—to pierce human skin."

## Trivia

TFO uses Esperanto as a basis for creature names (although it's not always exact—accents are ignored and spellings occasionally shift). “Timiga Dancanto” means "Intimidating Dancer."

## Acknowledgment

Art by: RWyvern, Virida. Descriptions by: cabuso.