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Spinogator

***Spinogator*** is a genus of hybridized bipedal alligators, commonly known by the names **spinogator** and **sailed alligator**. The genus *Spinogator* is monotypic and compromises the only species ***Spinogator giganiformis***.

The species is native to an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". It is characterized by the enormous sail on its back, reminiscent of its *Spinosaurus* DNA, and by its large tail osteoderms. It has short, highly muscular limbs, perfect for running across long distances.

An interesting fact about this creature is that, strangely, it is able to pronate its wrists, like modern day humans. It also has webbed feet, similar to those of waterfowl, which help it traverse in water.
Black pebble-headed xiphactigar

The **black pebble-headed xiphactigar** is a xiphactigar species, related to the red pebble-headed xiphactigar.

Its teeth are very small. In order for it to hunt, it uses a special way of attacking - it uses its small teeth to attack with since they are venomous. They are solitary species.

If a male of this species encounters a male of the same species, they would fight to the death. However, if a male finds a female, the male tries to attract it by swimming around in an odd way, showing its skills. Just like today's dolphins and killer whales, it is very intelligent.

It lives in deep dark waters. It preys on bignose anglers but is also preyed upon by the angler seahorse, as they all share the same habitat.
Cyanosonia mauritania

***Cyanosonia mauritania*** is a species of coelacanth of the family Mawsoniidae. Being usually known as the **blue mawsonia**, it is the only member of the genus *Cyanosonia*.

## Informations

### Appearance

*C. mauritania* has evolved from *Mawsonia gigas*, a species of extinct coelacanth. This larger relative of *Mawsonia gigas* evolved to contain a blue skin tone due to its prefferance for colder areas, mainly polar oceans.

### Behaviour

*C. mauritania* is estimated to be quite peaceful, although it can become aggressive during spawning season. This large coelacanth is very protective of its young, making them a territorial coelacanth.

### Habitat

Individuals of *C. mauritania* are usually found in polar oceans, although they are found in relatively deep water, but not very deep water, making this coldwater coelacanth being quite rare. Although it is found in relatively deep water, it is also seen in more shallower waters.

### Diet

*C. mauritania* preys on small fish, crustaceans, benthic invertebrates, shrimps, prawns and starfish. Although it is mainly carnivorous, it is also reported to eat seagrass, although that rarely happens.

### Reproduction

*C. mauritania* usually breeds on seagrass beds, that can consist of lots of coldwater seaweed species. Examples of these are *Achinorthris naipus* (Naipeweed), *Achinothris planum* (Flatweed), *Profundifucus albitipus* (Whitemargin boarweed), *Profundifucus aureus* (Yellow boarweed), *Profundifucus dubius* (Darkfin boarweed) and *Profundifucus brancheia* (Greenland boarweed).
Many-toned pantherfish

The **many-toned pantherfish** (***Chromatopantheriichthys iridescens***) is a species of salmonid (or trout, in the broad sense) inhabiting salt, fresh and brackish waters all around the globe. It looks quite similar in general to the rainbow trout, which it is closely related to, although it has a more blunt head and vivid colorations. Not much is known about this fish.
Stegopelta

***Stegopelta*** (not to be confused with the extinct dinosaur of the same name) is a hybridized ankylosaurian that is closely related to the *Sauropelta*, an extinct Late Cretaceous ankylosaur.

*Stegopelta* is much larger than its ancestor *Sauropelta*, and evolved plates on its back and four long thagomizers on its tail, reminiscent of the *Stegosaurus*.

*Stegopelta* is a future dinosaur - some believe dinosaurs may come back to life in the future and, if dinosaurs still existed today, Stegopelta would have been a breed of *Stegosaurus* and *Sauropelta*.

## Predators

*Stegopelta* has many predators, but is usually predated by a much larger animal, the crocodilian *Lesocrosuchus*, which is a large crocodile with a rather short snout, but just like today's goblin shark, *Lesocrosuchus* has the ability to stretch its jaw widely. *Lesocrosuchus* hunts *Stegopelta* by flipping the ankylosaur over.

Despite having many predators, *Stegopelta* usually drives them off by using its large, lethal tail - its tail is so strong that it can crush bone.

## Diet

*Stegopelta* feeds on shrubs, small trees, ferns, bushes and flowers.

Since some of the aforementioned plants are somewhat hard to digest, *Stegopelta* also eats small rocks (called gastroliths) that help digesting the food.

## Habitat

Most *Stegopelta* live in the large Amazon Forest, where most *Lesocrosuchus* thrive.

They can also be found in woodlands.

## Behaviour

Just like today's rhinoceros, they are semi-agressive since they are nearly blind, which means they cannot whenether a predator is near or not (although it can only see by using its smell). They usually flee when they detect another living organism near them. This explains why the Stegopelta is a standalone animal that needs lots of defense for survival.

## Other Informations

Newborn *Stegopelta* hatch with no back plates or thagomizers at all, but they have a rather powerful bite force to attack predators that chase them.

They are also known to have significant speed when they first hatch.
Honorodactylus

***Honorodactylus sanctoides*** is an extinct species of small pterosaur. This pterosaur is unique in that its pycnofibers were so small that they problably weren't visible to the eye, which explains why most restorations portray it as having scaleless skin. It is very poorly known, and it coexisted with the larger *Parapygopleura*.
Bagilopseliinae

**Bagilopseliinae**, members of who are commonly called **basslings**, is a subfamily of fish of the family Centrarchidae, the freshwater sunfish. It compromises of lots of fish species in only 10 genera, with 300 species being documented in speculative worlds. The type genus of this subfamily is *Bagilopselis* (which is monotypic, containing only one species, the clunck-eyed bassling, *B. clunckeriatus*), but there are other known genera such as *Geopsetta*. The ancestor of the basslings is the largemouth bass.

## Description

Members of this family are quite large, with the clunckeye bassling, for example, reaching longer lengths than its ancestor, the largemouth bass, with a length of 2 meters or shorter. The largest bassling species is the needletooth bassling (*Geopsetta gigantea*), which can reach over 4 feet in length. The smallest bassling species is the dwarf bassling (*Geopsetta minor*), which can reach 3 cm in length.

## Habitat

Basslings are usually found in rivers, ponds, lakes and swamps, and some are also known to be catadromous or anadromous migrators, although others are marine, such as the northern sea bassling (*Meganichthys borealis*) and the southern sea bassling (*Meganichthys australis*). The hooded bassling (*Geopsetta antarctica*) is the only known bassling that is able to live in the cold waters of polar oceans.
Icehopper

The **icehopper** is a species of eusocial swarming locust which lives in the cold, polar regions of an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". It is related to modern day grasshoppers, crickets and katydids.

Like many of the species native to the polar regions of the archipelago, such as the ice ray, the Arctic nautilus or *Frustellosaurus*, it is highly adaptive and it can survive the bitter cold due to its thick exoskeleton.
Greater bignose anglerfish

The **greater bignose anglerfish**, *Callistomelanocetus greacilicus*, commonly known as **greater bignose angler**, **bignose angler** or **bignose anglerfish**, is a species of anglerfish usually found in the deep oceans. They are one of the two only known members of the genus *Callistomelanocetus*.

## Info

### Appearance

In appearance, an average greater bignose angler possesses a blue-like skin, with a pale yellow underbelly and pale yellow fins on the tail, upper fin and side fins. Like most anglerfish, it possesses a bioluminescent lure. They possess two teeth that are longer than the other ones. They possess a "nose" in front of their body, this characteristic might have given the fish its name.

### Behaviour

Greater bignose anglers are generally agressive. To eat, they lure the fish with its red-glowing lure, then the anglerfish lashes out with its "nose" to kill their prey. They possess a toxic mucus on their skin, who makes them a dangerous anglerfish out in the wild, as well as the venom being three times more lethal than the one present on the humpback anglerfish, *Melanocetus johnsonii*, which is their ancestor.

### Diet

The greater bignose anglerfish, due to its small size, feeds on small fish, small crustaceans, small mollusks, small starfish and small jellyfish.
Shortnosed lamprey shark

The **shortnosed lamprey shark** is an extinct relative of the lamprey shark.

It is also known as the **abyssal filterfeeder**, as it was a filterfeeder of plankton and krill. It was able to defend itself by using its whiplash tail to deal injuries on whatever threatens it.

Not much is known about it, as only a single picture of it was taken in 1998. Sadly, it went extinct due to competition with another filterfeeder.
Mopper rex

***Mopper*** is a monotypic genus of carcharodontosaurine dinosaurs, with only one known species, ***Mopper rex***.

## Description

*Mopper rex* is unusual among carcharodontosaurines, as it only has two digits on each hand, rather than three, which makes it look similar to tyrannosaurs. It has a rather long head with very large eyes. It has strong, two-toed legs which allow it to climb walls efficiently. It is identified by its large, mop like structure on its back which contains lots of blue frill-like structures (which are also present at the end of the tail).

## Behaviour

*Mopper rex* prefers to live solitary or in packs of 2-3 members. Male *Mopper rex* use their frills to impress the females. Shortly after, the males do a courtship dance.

It becomes very defensive of its territory during the mating season.

## Habitat and Biology

*Mopper rex* is a dinosaur native to a large archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". It prefers living in high pillar-like structures, where it often nests. However, it only comes down to hunt or to protect its territory.

It usually preys upon large herbivorous creatures, such as *Dinoceratops*.
Esteemed heirloom ray

The **esteemed heirloom ray** is a skate that lives in warm reefs.

It is known that once it lived in a very large frontier - a deep, dark, rabbit hole-like area, was the native habitat of this ray. It was then brought to other freshwater caves and eventually into oceans.

Esteemed heirloom rays were once introduced into a planet that was 90% water, although that population has been driven to extinction. The species has continued to thrive, adapt and propagate, invading the habitats and territories of many marine creatures. It feeds on esteemed heirloom that it finds on the seafloor.
Jagd

Das Wort **Jagd** wird in mehr als einer Hinsicht genutzt. Im ursprünglichen Sinne ist damit das Aufspüren, Verfolgen, Fangen und Erlegen von Wild durch einen Jäger gemeint – sei es nun zum reinen Vergnügen oder zur Beschaffung von Nahrung.

Andererseits wird die Verfolgung von Verbrechern, um sie der Gerechtigkeit zuzuführen, ebenfalls oft als Jagd bezeichnet.

Auch das Nachstellen von Personen durch eine andere Person, aus zumeist amourösem Interesse, wird von den Beteiligten gelegentlich als Jagd bezeichnet, obwohl dieser Begriff hier weitgehend fehl am Platz ist.
Pacific goliath xiphactigar

The **Pacific goliath xiphactigar**, *Rexona pacifica*, is the second largest xiphactigar, outsized only by its relative the giant xiphactigar.

It is a carnivorous fish that preys on deepwater fish as well as in red pebble-headed xiphactigars.

It is poorly known. It is known to live in mid-waters, deep water and deep seas, and prefer living in the open oceans.
Greater snow spider

The **greater snow spider** is a spider that has adapted to live in the freezing cold of polar regions. It is rather large among all snow spiders.

This species of spider lives in snow fields, which it walks across to look for a potential meal. It preys on other insects. It lost its web-creating ability over time, as the snow spiders evolved to hunt prey directly from the ground without using webs to their advantage.
Frillfin

The **frillfin**, *Pristophyllus frillosus*, is a ghostly-looking species of deepwater fish from the family Deplinidae. It is the only member of the genus *Pristophyllus*. Although being a member of the family Deplinidae, the deplinids, which includes the deephunters and sea piranhas, they are actually related more to oarfish than they are to deplinids.

## Information

### Behaviour

The frillfin is known to be extremely aggressive, due to how relatively small they are, as well as the tons of frills in their bodies. It is also known to secrete poison mucus on its frills to paralise their prey.

### Appearance

The frillfin is a small deplinid of the family Deplinidae, that is related to the giant oarfish. It presents a light grey-colored body. They possess a caudal fin of a dark grey color, and the tail is shaped differently than the one present on the giant oarfish. They possess many frills around their body: near the tail, in the underbelly and in the head. Like eels, they possess fins near their head. They possess a white eye color, like most deepwater fish found in real-life.

### Diet

The frillfin's diet composes of most deplinids, that once included the extinct sarcastic deephunter. They also eat smaller fish, crustaceans, small shellfish and small mollusks.
Sea grubs

**Sea grubs** are aquatic annelids belonging to the clade **Contopterida**. They are not very well known.

Sea grubs have evolved from today's leeches, who have evolved to possess small legs adapted for swimming in the water, as well as a mouth filled with plant-shredding teeth rather than skin-ripping teeth.

Sea grubs are distributed across most speculative planets. The most abundant species is the blue sea grub, *Scaulocontopsa glaucocaerulea*, which is often commercially fished, as it is able to produce a rather sweet taste when fried.
Sarcastic deephunter

The **sarcastic deephunter** is an extinct deephunter belonging to the family Deplinidae, genus *Alloprofundulopsis*. These fish were closely related to the benthic deephunter, *Profundulopsis benthicus*.

The fish lived in colonies in tunnels and caves, living in symbiosis with the abyssal green tang. They preyed upon green jellies, flapjack octopuses, and sea grubs.

Like its relative, it was popular in the aquarium hobby and was a great pick when making a deep-sea tank.
Footclams

**Footclams** are geoducks who inhabit any marine habitat, and filled the niches of a few crustaceans that were left after many extinctions on Earth.

Two of the most well-known species, the bluetip longfoot (*Longopedallium caruleorostrum*) and the greentip shortfoot (*Brevipedallium virisorostrum*) are often comercially caught by fishing industries as food.
Grand reef scorpion

The **grand reef scorpion** or **anemo scorpion** is a rather large scorpion that lives in reefs. It is known to live in symbiosis with the anemo, a predatory clownfish which it shares its habitat with.

It is unusual among scorpions: it is fully aquatic, but is also fully blind, and its claws migrated to its "head". It also has three pairs of legs rather than four.

It is highly aggressive and venomous. Many fish such as spined pinkertons are afraid of these majestic creatures, though pinkertons will still exist, as marine life will keep developing, adapting, and evolving.
Coldwater lake moray

The **coldwater lake moray** is a freshwater moray eel that lives in coldwater lakes, like the name suggests.

The species predates on another local fish, the frozen lake gooble. It shares many traits with its cousin, the warmwater lake moray, although the coldwater lake moray prefers coldwater and is a cyan blue.

Two males will fight to the death if they encounter each other. If a male encounters a female, it will try to impress it by using its gelid skin. It is quite aggressive, as if something touches its skin, including its prey, it turns around and bites whatever is touching it.
Chaeuman giant tortoise

The **Chaeuman giant tortoise** is a large tortoise that lives in freshwater.

It feeds on the grasses that thrive underwater. It is quite social, living in large groups. It is fully aquatic - it almost never goes to land, exept to lay its eggs.

It is often seen creating burrows on under which function as their home. This behaviour is called "underwater rapping". It is usually green or blue. This turtle species does not have any patterns.
Brookfin sea worm

The **brookfin sea worm** (*Callinera olorifera*) is a species of pirapulid worm that evolved from Ottoia. It is one of two members of the genus *Callinera*, the other being *C. oblonga*, the creekfin sea worm.

## Information

### Appearance

The brookfin sea worm possesses a purple-coloured head, with a pink-coloured tube on the head. It has lots of spine-like protuberances at the head. Its body is beige in colour, which helps it camouflaging with the sand.

### Behaviour

The brookfin sea worm is harmless to humans, but if threatened, its spine-like protuberances become longer to defend itself from its predators. It is known to be extremely territorial.

### Habitat

The brookfin sea worm lives at the bottom of the ocean. It is known to have a symbiosis with the sea tadpole, a species of large veticuloian that descended from *Yuyuanozoon magnificissimi*.

### Diet

The brookfin sea worm is a filter-feeder, as it feeds on phytoplankton, copepods, tomopterids, amphipods and krill. It's also known to feed on certain clam species.
Lesser lily dragonfly

The **lesser lily dragonfly** or **lily darter** is the smallest of the family Libellulidae, with its ancestor being the extant vagrant darter.

It has yellow wings, two long antennae and two large eyes at the top. It moves its eyes normally sometimes. It feeds on algae, krill and fish carcasses, and lives in ponds.

This darter is highly social, living in groups of 1000-15000 individual darters.
Anemo

The **anemo** is a predatory anemonefish that lives in coves.

It is quite aggressive. If it detects a living creature swimming nearby, it will rush at it for the kill. It is unknown on what anemos feed on, but they problably feed off of smaller invertebrates.

It lives in symbiosis with the grand reef scorpion, a large species of aquatic scorpion that lives in reefs as well.
Homosexualität

Mit **Homosexualität** wird, je nach Verwendung, sowohl gleichgeschlechtliches sexuelles Verhalten, erotisches und romantisches Begehren gegenüber Personen des eigenen Geschlechts, als auch darauf aufbauende Identitäten von Personen bezeichnet.

Weltweit wird Homosexualität in rund 80 Staaten strafrechtlich verfolgt. In einigen Gesellschaften der Erde gilt Homosexualität als Krankheit. Auch dort, wo sie nicht unter Strafe steht, haben sehr viele Menschen immer noch ein zwiespältiges Verhältnis dazu. So sehen sich homosexuelle Menschen dort zum Teil ausgegrenzt oder psychischer wie physischer Gewalt ausgesetzt.
Smiling moffet

The **smiling moffet** (*Animoblennius gobioides*) is the only extant species of moffet, which are angelfish closely related to the racers.

These fish live in rather shallow water, in symbiosis with a large ray known as the quadroptic manta ray, cleaning the parasites for the larger ray. They also feed on seagrasses and are predated by larger fishes.

Smiling moffets were originally placed as a member of the racerfish genus, *Raceles*, but recent studies declare that it is now a member of *Animoblennius*, of which it is the only extant species.
Polloirosaurus

***Polloirosaurus*** ("Pollo Iro lizard") is genus of somewhat small macronarian sauropod dinosaurs.

Polloirosaurus resembles its ancestor the *Euhelopus*, although it also looks similar to a *Camarasaurus*. It is typically a moss green with colorful spines on its back. It feeds on cycads due to its rather small size.
Glaping gikoa

The **glaping gikoa** (*Swiatlo gikoa*) is a species in the subfamily Saiaoineae of the family Dasyatidae, with a total of 19 species described.

## Discription

The glaping gikoa is a very rare species of stingray, as only 2 specimens of *S. gikoa* were described. They are preyed by the bigger Salla stingray and the southern cave pike. It manly feeds on ice jacks and frostfish.

### Size

Adult glaping gikoa can reach up from 50cm to 1m long, while juevniles can reach up from 8cm to 30cm.
Blind roof spider

The **blind roof spider** is a small roof spider native to the Backrooms.

True to its name, it lives in the roof of Level 0. It can live in flooded and nearly dry conditions. It has a long tail that is similar to that of a scorpion's.

It has four pairs of legs and a long "neck", with a small head and jaws adapted to grasp its prey.
Giant xiphactigar

The **giant xiphactigar**, *Rexona atlantica*, better known as the Atlantic goliath xiphactigar, is a member of the *Xiphactosteidae* family, also being the largest species of the family. Their teeth are the size of a shoe, and it is the most targeted species in the family *Xiphactigaridae*. Both male and females are aggressive to each other, which causes the lack of its species. It's uncommon for them to adapt to mating. That causes them to be extremely rare.

These animals feed on the white-lined xiphactigar as they live in the same biome together. They also have many challenges against hunting due to their lack of intelligence.

A pack of white-lined xiphactigar would act like dolphins attacking a shark, they hit the gills but they also attack in a odd way, they go inside their gills to remove stuff inside of their body to make the giant xiphactigar die. If this animal was smart it would dodge the attacks and prevent the white-lined xiphactigar from hitting the gills.

Although not having too much of inteligence, this massive xiphactigar species has powerful jaws that it uses to ambush its prey by surprise, much like the real-life frilled sharks.

The giant xiphactigars have a relationship with Pacific goliath xiphactigars, which is somewhat strange as they live in two separate oceans, but some giant xiphactigars were also reported to be found in the Pacific ocean.

As sealife continues developing, giant xiphactigars were later having great relationships with lungehead sharks, which are the largest speculative hammerhead shark species. They like to form schools with Pacific goliath xiphactigars and lungehead sharks, although some other creatures, such as pinkerton species (Spined and blotched pinkertons), hornfish species (Only the European hornfish) and hiderfish (such as the common sandfish, the common stonefish, and the common dirtfish).

It is also a hard-to-deal-with species in aquariums, as they can easily burst the glass. It is likely passive to humans, but they hate being attacked.
Rainbow Cod

The Rainbow Cod (Lophiogadus dubius).Is a species of Cod of the family Gadidae

## Contents

* 1 Informations
	+ 1.1 Appearance
	+ 1.2 Behaviour
	+ 1.3 Habitat
	+ 1.4 Diet
	+ 1.5 Reproduction

## Informations

### Appearance

Rainbow Cod is a very colorfull cod from the Pacific and Indian ocean Evolved To being colorfull cause its the unic species of Cod Living in reefs

### Behaviour

The Rainbow Cod is a peacefully fish , although it can become aggressive during spawning season cause its very protective of its young.Making them a Territorial Cod

### Habitat

The rainbow Cod lives on the Pacific/Indian oceans on its reefs.

### Diet

The Rainbow Cods like any other Cod eats **sand eels, whiting, haddock, small cods, squid, crabs, lobsters, mussels, worms, mackerel, and molluscs.It also is reported to CANNIBALISM**

### Reproduction

Rainbow cod reproduce through a behavior known **as broadcast spawning**, where females release eggs and males release sperm into the water column above the seafloor, at the same time.
Squidfish

The **squidfish** is a sarcastic fringehead-like anglerfish.

Like its name suggests, it preys on squids. This species presents sexual dimorphism: the males and the females look very different from each other in terms of patterning. It is a yellow fish with orange or blue bioluminescent spots (depending on the gender of the fish).
Catomorphodon

***Catomorphodon*** is a large long-tailed pterosaur that evolved from *Eudimorphodon*.

## Description

*Catomorphodon* has a rather large head for its body. It is entirely white and has orange stripes. It has a characteristical long tail and somewhat long wings. Its head is similar to that of the unrelated *Dimorphodon*. It also lacks long teeth.

## Behaviour

*Catomorphodon* are somewhat aggressive and harmful. It is very protective of its young and will try to protect them at all costs.

## Habitat and Biology

*Catomorphodon* usually lives in deserts and savannahs due to its prefference for hot climates. It makes its nests in high slopes. *Catomorphodon* has evolved to prey on small mammals, reptiles and amphibians instead of fish as there are barely any water sources in the climate it thrives in.
Lesser greenfin halibut

The **lesser greenfin halibut** (*Psiloglossus viridescens*), known also as the **largemouth flounder**, is a large flatfish of the righteye flounder family. These large flatfish are one of the largest flatfish in speculative worlds, and their ancestor was the Atlantic halibut (*Hippoglossus hippoglossus*).

## Informations

### Appearance

Lesser greenfin halibuts, as their name suggests, possess large and green colored side, tail, anal and dorsal fins. Their lips are also colored green, and they possess a green colored body, though the body's color is darker. Like all flatfish, they possess both eyes in the right side of the face.

### Behaviour

The lesser greenfin halibut is harmless and quite peaceful, however, the lesser greenfin halibuts can become aggressive during spawning and mating seasons. As lesser greenfin halibuts are carnivorous, they wait for their prey to come by and then they ambush it from behind.

### Habitat

Lesser greenfin halibuts usually live in depths that its ancestor lives. Although they can usually live in depths that Atlantic halibuts live, some lesser greenfin halibuts were also reported in deeper water, and even in abyssal water, though deeper water and abyssal waters are depths that the lesser greenfin halibuts rarely go to.

### Diet

The small fish, crustaceans, shrimp, starfish and zooplankton usually make part of the lesser greenfin halibut's diet. Despite them being carnivorous, they were also seen to feed on seaweed, seagrass and kelp (but rarely). It is also known to filter feed on phytoplankton and zooplankton.
Blackfin deephunter

The **blackfin deephunter** is a deplinid, a species of lureless anglerfish closely related to the benthic deephunter.

It has evolved from the now-extinct sarcastic deephunter. It has a dull skin tone, with maroon fins and a large red mouth. Its skin possesses a toxic skin layer just like its relative the riveropath. They still prey on the same creatures that its ancestor preyed on, which were flapjack octopuses, the green jelly, and the sea grub.

It lives in symbiosis with the abyssal green tang.
Congersnake

**Congersnakes**, also called **annelidonts**, are semi-aquatic, worm-like conodonts that are so called due to being confused for sea snakes when they were first described. Congersnakes make up the subclass **Annelidonta**.

## Description

Congersnakes are known for their vibrant colours. Most of them are found in saltwater inhabiting reefs, but others are found in the shoreline and in rivers. Congersnake species can be larger or smaller than their ancestor, the conodont *Hindeodus*. They are planktivores, meaning they filter feed on plankton (both phytoplankton and zooplankton).

## Predators

Congersnakes are thought of as easy prey to larger creatures, however, congersnakes are very fast when in water, but slow in land. The known predators of congersnakes include octopuses and squid, but also sharks.
Amethyst ray

The **amethyst ray** is a species of ray that lives in the deeper areas of the ocean.

It is quite interesting in terms of properties, as it uses its stinger to throw gems at its predators as a defense method, eventually injuring the predator and frightening it off. The amethyst ray also uses its rocky body to protect its young.
Tokyo racer

The **tokyo racer** (*Raceles tokyonensis*) is a butterflyfish that lives in coraline caves.

Despite its name, it does not live in Tokyo, but is widespread through many oceans of speculative planets, although it is indeed very fast, capable of outspeeding larger and slower fish such as the conetail.

It is thought to be a close relative of the smiling moffet, as well as a relative of the focused racer. It was once abundant, but due to the pollution impact, the fish's population has declined drastically and is now considered to be endangered.
Short-toothed anglerbass

The **short-toothed anglerbass** (*Pachylopsis brevidentatum*) is a species of serranid fish of the subfamily Serraninae of the family Serranidae, a large family of fish that includes groupers and anthias. It is commonly reffered to simply as the **anglerbass**, as is its close relative, the long-toothed anglerbass.

## Information

### Appearance

The short-toothed anglerbass is characterized by its white fins and white spots on its body. Its underbelly is cream white in colour, and it is green on its whole body. It is also characterized by its serrated fins and the lure that it contains to attract its prey in the dark.

### Behaviour

The short-toothed anglerbass has an aggression towards anything and is known to even invade other fish territories, and is even known to be territorial when other fish invade their territories. Although they are a fish species that have an aggression towards anything, short-toothed anglerbasses are known to hunt in large shoals.

### Habitat

Short-toothed anglerbasses are bathypelagic, living at depths ranging of 445 to 2,000 metres deep, which seem to be the only environment that they are commonly found on. They are even known to shoal near the seabed to scavenge for food.

### Diet

The short-toothed anglerbass preys on fish and crustaceans, even preying on sea spiders, such as *Chicleogonia quattuorarmatum*, or even in larger fish such as *Cyanosonia mauritania*, which are found in deep-sea environments as well.
Soilfish

**Soilfishes** are sawfishes composing the genus ***Ranephodon***, subfamily **Ranephodontinae**, family Pristidae. They spend most of their lives hunting near the seabed or riverbed.

## Species

### Genus *Ranephodon*

* *R. maculosa* (maculose soilfish)
* *R. maculata* (maculate soilfish)
* *R. angustifolia* (maplefin soilfish)
* *R. ancorata* (anchor soilfish)
* *R. fasciata* (banded soilfish)
* *R. dubiata* (monogamous soilfish)
* *R. macrocarpa* (large-cover soilfish)
* *R. microcarpa* (small-cover soilfish)
* *R. lochendrei* (barren soilfish)
* *R. versotocursor* (destroying runner soilfish)
* *R. syndreyi* (fleshy soilfish)
* *R. ebronyii* (ticklish soilfish)
* *R. venusta* (bulky soilfish)
* *R. albinigrata* (halved soilfish)
* *R. amblypolychiatum* (bulbous soilfish)
* *R. oblongifolia* (eucalyptus soilfish)
* *R. quaesitum* (dubious soilfish
* *R. nanocarpa* (tiny-cover soilfish)
* *R. atrox* (girdled soilfish)
* *R. diplomata* (diplome soilfish)
* *R. chromata* (chromatic soilfish)
Riveropath

The **riveropath** is a large species of fish that lives in rivers and shallow oceans.

It is not particularly well-known. It is the third largest of the deephunters. It preys on the rainbow freshwater anchovy, and also feeds on seagrass. Unlike its relatives, it evolved a blue skin tone due to the rivers on which it lives.

Its skin produces a toxic mucus which is highly venomous.
Callunopteris

***Callunopteris*** is a genus of seaweed of the family Calluniaceae. The genus *Callunopteris* is monotypic, containing a single species, ***Callunopteris rugosidens***. It is one of the two genera of the family Calluniaceae, the other being the genus *Callunia*.

## Informations about *Callunopteris*

### Anatomy, biology and appearance

*Callunopteris* is a small seaweed that can reach 5 cm in height. This species, that evolved from *Fucus serratus*, the serrated wrack, is purple in colour, and it has lighter purple spots all over its "leaves". It has light purple lines on its "leaves".

### Reproduction

Like *F. serratus*, the reproductive bodies form in conceptacles sunken in receptacles towards the tips on the branches. In these conceptacles, oogonia and antheridia are produced, and after meiosis, the oogonia and antheridia are released.

### Habitat

*Callunopteris rugosidens* grows on rocky shores, and as they live near the shore, they are prey to lots of seaweed-eating hebivores. *C. rugosidens* also serves as a habitat for small fish as it can also grow underwater, near coasts.
Sand char

The **sand char** is a member of the riverbreams, genus *Charis* and family Charinidae.

They live in ponds and rivers, hiding in the sand, and its sandlike skin makes it blend in with the sand. They feed on pond reeds and aquatic plants. They are often found in spined pinkerton shoals.

It often makes small shoals to stay safe from predators. It has lots of relatives.

Although very common, and sometimes seen as harmless and innocent, it is quite aggressive to other fish species. However, it is not aggressive to its relatives, or to spined pinkertons, blotched pinkertons and european hornfish.
Purple funnelstar

The **purple funnelstar** is one of the largest starfishes to exist. It is somewhat aggressive.

It resembles most of Earth's starfish, being purple in color. The number of arms on the purple funnelstar varies from five to ten. It prefers living in deep reefs. It preys upon small fish and crustaceans.

Although very aggressive, an individual ten-armed male of this species had been held captive in a sea explorer colony and was estimated to be harmless to the explorers.
Bindled maroon marlin

The **bindled maroon marlin**, also known as the **bindlemeat marlin**, **bindled-meat marlin** or (sometimes) **zombie marlin**, known by the scientific name of ***Neokajikia parelogonus***, is a large billfish of the order Istiophoriformes. These large billfish evolved from the *Kajikia albida*, the white marlin.

## Info

### Appearance

Bindled maroon marlins are normally maroon in color, with different colored striped covering all of its body. Just like the white marlin, the bindled maroon marlin possesses a large fin on its body, and a long "nose" that functions as the sword, much like all species of billfish (such as the swordfish).

### Behaviour

The bindled maroon marlin is territorial, meaning that it usually fights to the death if two males encounter. They become very defensive of their young when it's the mating season, which is mosty unusual amongst fish.

### Habitat

The bindled maroon marlin usually thrives on open oceans, on where it usually finds areas to breed with females of the same species. Though it thrives on open oceans, other larger animals usually hunt for them, who find it delicious.

### Diet

Bindled maroon marlins usually feed on smaller fish, as well as small invertebrates, sea grubs, starfish, sea urchins (as bindled maroon marlins are posion-resistant), and other benthic invertebrates.
Dawnleaf fern

The **dawnleaf fern** (*Auroraphylla phytosynchosnefsi*), or simply known as the **dawnleaf**, is a species of dicksonian fern and the first member of the genus *Auroraphylla* to be described to science.

## Informations

### Anatomy, biology and appearance

The dawnleaf fern can grow up to 10cm in height, and, just like their ancestor, the soft tree fern (*Dicksonia antarctica*), they consist of an erect rhizome that forms a trunk. Their leaves are dark green and then they fade into a light green-ish in the tips. Like *D. antarctica*, they are very hairy on the stipe and on the crown. The "trunk" of the dawnleaf, just like its ancestor, is merely the decaying remains of the earlier growth of the dawnleaf and it forms a medium through, on which its roots grow.

#### Reproduction

Dawnleaves reproduce mainly from spores, like *D. antarctica*, but they are also known to be grown from plantlets that occur around the base of its rhizome.

#### Habitat

The dawnleaf fern is known to go on damp, sheltered woodland slopes and moist gullies, and are commonly known to occur, just like their ancestor, at high altitudes in cloud forests. They are also known to grow in grass patches near coasts.
Golden deephunter

The **golden deephunter** is a a species of abyssal deplinid, genus *Alloprofundulopsis*.

It is one of the 6 *Alloprofundulopsis* members, with the others being the extant species *A. rosmerii*, *A. amurianus*, *A. japonicus* and *A. vanifermis*, as well as the extinct *A. sarcasticus*. It feeds on sea grubs, smaller fish and crustaceans. It is characterized by its bright yellow skin tone.

They are predated by larger fish such as benthic deephunters, angler seahorses, greater bignose anglerfishes and xiphactigars. It is considered a delicacy in some planets that it lives on and, as such, was hunted down until there was a sharp declination of the species' population, as it went below the optimal level and is now considered critically endangered. The population is now slowly regrowing as golden deephunter fisheries are banned.
Otea-Tie ice pike

The **Otea-Tie ice pike** (*Ubuvomis oteatieae*) is a species of the family Ubuvomidae, which has 6 species of ice pickerel.

## Description

The Otea-Tie ice pike is only known from 69 specimens. It is light blue in colour with a dark blue top and yellow spots along the body. It is closely related to the southern cave pike. It preys on ice jacks and frostfish, but they can also eat smaller speciemens of their own kind.

### Size

Otea-Tie ice pikes can grow from 6m to 8m, while juveniles can grow from 2m to 5m.
Fischer

Ein **Fischer** ist eine Person, die den Fischfang ausübt, den Fang weitgehend verkauft und somit seinen Lebensunterhalt verdient. Auf den Inseln der Karibik ist der Fischfang weit verbreitet.

Die Tätigkeit als Fischer setzt den Besitz und die Beherrschung ganz spezieller Arbeitsmittel wie Fischerboot, Jagdspeere sowie von Fischernetzen voraus.

Gelegentlich vermieten Fischer ihre Boote aber auch an Reisende, die eine Gelegenheit suchen, das Meer zu überqueren oder an seinen Küsten entlang rascher voranzukommen, als über Land.
Glider crab

The **glider crab** is a marine crab native to an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". Although it is a crab, it has an appearance similar to that of sea roaches.

It has a pair of back legs which it uses to swim in the water, much like today's swimming crabs of the genera *Callinectes* and *Portunus*. Three large antennae on the top of its head help them communicate with other glider crabs and their strong mandibles are useful for cracking open seashells, which they feed upon.
Gilbert's sea key

**Gilbert's sea key** (***Zandorophylla gilbertii***) is a species of sea key - a sea pen that has evolved a key-like shape over time.

This sea key is known from an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles", as well as from many open oceans and from polar regions. It was the first sea key to be described to science.
Budget Cardinalfish

**Budget Cardinalfish (caeruleum budgetrae)**, also called Jasz's cardinalfish, icebreaker cardinalfish, schooling cardinalfish and bigeye-pygmy blue cardinalfish, are species of blue pygmy cardinalfishes (caeruleum). They where thought to be in the genus (lokimentia)

## Description

Budget cardinalfish are know for being very rare, only a few schools have been seen. Most live in the southern ocean but some were recoreded in the pacific and the indian oceans. they mainly feed on dart mackerel.

### Size

Adults and reach about 7 to 3 cm. Juveniles are estamated to reach about 3 to 50mm
Bandbeak

The **bandbeak** (*Billerobicidum lineatum*) is a species of azdarchid pterosaur of the subfamily Goniinae. All goniids, or giantfliers, descended from *Quetzalcoatlus northropi*.

## Informations

### Appearance

The bandbeak is black in colour, and its underbelly is cream white in colour. The bandbeak got its name due to the white and black bands on its beak. Its crest is orange in colour.

### Behaviour

The bandbeaks are known to be extremely aggressive during the mating season. They are also known to be territorial, as they have been known to defend their territory off of the attacks of blueback fliers.

### Habitat

The bandbeak lives near the coasts. It has sometimes been reported from the Flier Islands, an archipelago in which coastferns, shoretrees, and coastfliers are abundant. The reason why bandbeaks have been reported at the Flier Islands is because the islands themselves are filled out of a variety of fish species, that are part of the bandbeak's diet.

### Diet

The diet of the bandbeak consists of small fish and small crustaceans like shrimps, prawns, crabs and lobsters, but are also reported to hunt for larger fish and, as they have been also reported in freshwater regions, they have been reported to eat crayfish.
Gemfin ant

The **gemfin ant** is a hybridized species of ant characterized for its bluish hue and green eyes. Made using gemfin DNA and black garden ant DNA, it is one of the most specialized species of ants known. It is primarily herbivorous, feeding on grasses and seeds, which it obtains by using its strong, muscular jaws.
Golden sea cat

The **golden sea cat** is a species of sea cat, a marine mammal more closely related to canids than to felids despite its cat-like appearance.

## Description

The golden sea cat has a white, medium-sized head with large ears and a large chin of fur. Its torso, tail and legs are a golden-yellow in colour.

## Habitat and Biology

Golden sea cats usually thrive in warmwater coastlines with tropical coral reefs. It preys on reef fishes that dwell on the nearby reefs.

Golden sea cats are curious, peaceful and harmless, while being generally playful.
Brautkleid

Als **Brautkleid** oder **Hochzeitskleid** wird ein Kleid bezeichnet, das von einer Braut zur Hochzeitszeremonie getragen wird. Im übertragenen Sinn wird auch die Erscheinung von Tieren zur Balzzeit als Brautkleid bezeichnet.

Die traditionelle Farbe eines Brautkleides in Europa, den USA und dem westlichen Teil der Welt ist weiß, auch wenn sich daran, im Laufe der Zeit, einiges geändert hat. Die Farbe weiß steht in diesem Sinne für sexuelle Unberührtheit.

In den letzten vierzig Jahren haben gleichzeitig Veränderungen bei Brautkleidern stattgefunden, was die Länge, den Schnitt und das allgemeine Aussehen betrifft.
Western bluefin bannerfish

***Neolodon thynnus thynnus***, the **western bluefin bannerfish**, is a large species of butterflyfish, most specifically a bannerfish, that is present in speculative worlds, as well as being a descendant of the *Heniochus diphreutes*, or the schooling bannerfish. It is one of the two subspecies of Neolodon thynnus, with the other being *N. t. orientalis*, the eastern bluefin bannerfish. They evolved a blue skin tone to have a better pottential on hiding throughout blue-colored corals. They were once mistaken for a schooling bannerfish, however, they were found in deeper reefs than its relatives, which are the reef bannerfish and the schooling bannerfish. Their diet is mostly composed of organic matter that they find on the coral reefs that they thrive on, such as seaweed. Although living in deeper reefs, they can also live in shallower water.

If the food that they thrive on is scarce, they try to get their food by digging on the seafloor to find organic matter. They are mostly preyed upon by the lungehead shark.

As lungehead sharks had also evolved to eat seaweed, West Atlantic bluefin bannerfish are now endangered due to their lack of food source, as their biomes have been invaded by the lungehead shark species, as well as being overfished. However, due to the construction of no fishing areas and the extermination of the lungehead sharks in coral reefs, the West Atlantic bluefin bannerfish population began to increase in numbers.
Cardia

***Cardia*** is a genus of callunoid kelp which can live in deep oceans, temperate mid-seas and shallow waters. The genus is a sister taxon to the contemporaneous *Callunia*, *Callunopteris*, *Borealopteris* and *Galthassum*. Species in the genus are called **cardias** or **Atlantic kelp**.

## Known species

### Genus *Cardia*

* *C. atlantica* (Atlantic cardia)
* *C. pacifica* (Pacific cardia)
* *C. melanostigma* (melanistic kelp)
* *C. albistigma* (albinistic kelp)
* *C. aurata* (golden cardia)
* *C. leucostigma* (leucistic cardia)
Carpetmoss

**Carpetmosses** are a group of mosses native to the Backrooms, composing the **Tapetobryaceae**. They are widespread among many levels. Before the first million years of the Backrooms, only one species of carpetmoss was known to exist, although after the event many more species were discovered.

## Species of carpetmosses

### Tapetobryaceae

#### Genus *Tapetobryum*

* *Tapetobryum phylloformatus* (carpet moss)

#### Genus *Elopitis*

* *Elopitis laquenaria* (ceiling carpetmoss, roof carpetmoss)
* *Elopitis aurantiacus* (orange carpetmoss)
* *Elopitis niveus* (winter carpetmoss)
* *Elopitis purpuratiformis* (purple carpetmoss)
* *Elopitis collumnaris* (bloody carpetmoss)
* *Elopitis caduncus* (dull-black carpetmoss)

#### Genus *Zeria*

* *Zeria fieldensis* (zeria carpetmoss)
* *Zeria mystifolia*
* *Zeria synonymalis*
* *Zeria pangaea*
* *Zeria rodinium*

## Biology and Habitat

Carpetmosses are highly dangerous - they possess a venomous mucus with a virus that infects any wounds when it comes on contact with the skin. After a while, the victim will slowly turn into a wretch upon contact. Most carpetmosses are land-dwelling plants and prefer dry areas, although a few others are semi aquatic or even fully aquatic and prefer wet areas.

After an asteroid impact on The Hive, carpetmosses were one of the few remaining entities that inhabited the Backrooms, while most others have gone extinct. Carpetmosses then quickly populated Level 0 and the Poolrooms.
Geldtransporter

Die **Geldtransporter** sind zur Sicherheit in der Regel gepanzerte Fahrzeuge und oft mit einer Luftkennung versehen. Des Weiteren findet sehr häufig eine GPS-Überwachung durch den Dienstleister statt. Die Transportfahrzeuge sind serienmäßige LKW-Fahrgestelle, die mit einem gepanzerten Aufbau versehen werden. Die Sicherheitseinrichtungen bestehen oft aus einer Alarmanlage, einem Laderaum, der nur von innen zu öffnen ist, Funk und möglichen weiteren Sicherheitssystemen.

Die Fahrzeuge beim öffentlich-rechtlichen Transport, bei dem ganz überwiegend schwere Lastkraftfahrzeuge verwendet werden, sind oft wie Polizeifahrzeuge in auffälligen Farben lackiert. Die Transporter sind oft mit Funkmeldesystem ausgestattet.
Molekül

**Moleküle** - Singular: **Molekül** - sind im weiten Sinn zwei- oder mehratomige Teilchen, die durch chemische Bindungen zusammengehalten werden und wenigstens so lange stabil sind, dass sie z. B. spektroskopisch beobachtet werden können. Ein Molekül kann dabei aus mehreren gleichen oder aus verschiedenen Atomen bestehen.
Spiked-tailed round mouse

The spiked-tailed round mouse is a small carnivorous mammal, whose ancestors are the spinifex hopping mouse and scorpions.

It lives in California during the New Pleistocene and preys upon atlas elephants. Its sharp claws are meant to kill large and dangerous predators. It lives and makes its nests in trees.

It is able to climb trees thanks to its large, sharp talons.

It is about the size of a ball and is very intelligent. Juveniles are nursed by their mothers for four years. The stingers on its tail are used for defense. Like scorpions, it is highly venomous against its enemies.

It preys on woolly pinecones and on other small and large animals. It didn't only live during the New Pleistocene - it lived before it and after it. It can live up to seven years.

It only has one known predator, the warty sleel, although it kills the warty sleel many times when being targetted.