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Sparolophosaurus

***Sparolophosaurus*** (meaning "sparse-crested lizard") is a large neotheropod. It is one of the largest dilophosaurians known to exist.

## Description

*Sparolophosaurus* is characterized by its rather oblong body. It has a long tail, characteristic of dilophosaurian theropods. It possesses a large beige and brown crest with two pointy appendages. It has green stripes and a beige body. It has relatively long arms with rather short, thick fingers.

In addition, it has a large array of sharp, pointy teeth, which are problably used for hunting herbivores in the desert. It has lost its feathers during evolution, problably because it would have made the creature overheat in the dense heat of the desert.

## Behaviour

*Sparolophosaurus* is native to the deserts of an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles", where a few herbivores thrive.

## Habitat and Biology

*Sparolophosaurus* are pack hunters, usually preffering to stay alone or in groups of 2-3. It lives in small cave systems.

Male *Sparolophosaurus* use their crests to impress the females in the mating season.

It preys on large, herbivorous sauropods named *Gigantobrachius*.
Interlude

**Interlude** is the first video of The Mandela Catalogue Act 2. It is a short video that gives us more information regarding Mandela County itself. We're also given more information about The Preacher after its initial appearance in The Mandela Catalogue Vol. 2.

## Summary

The video starts with multiple images fading in and out including: The overlook of the same neighborhood we see in The Mandela Catalogue Vol. 333, the exterior and interior of The Mandela Police Department Building, and text that reads "MANDELA (COUNTY) POPULATION TREND REPORT 1990 - 2010"; the contents of which report the population of Mandela county citizens that slowly go down from 14,763 in 1992 to a hard to make out number though possibly 5,834 in 1995, The same report but in the 2000's with 1,786 in 2006 and 1,075 in 2009. The fading imagery cuts out abruptly and is replaced with "BPS PRODUCTIONS 2007".

Then we see a short clip that is edited on Windows Movie Maker, due to the crawling white text over a blue background, and the the crawling white text is from Sarah Heathcliff to Adam Murray about her access to MCPD's recent files. A United States Department of Temporal Phenomena public announcement with a black and white American flag is seen waving behind text stating that An Unforeseen Threat has been rid off and everyone can live safely before it cuts out to a distorted screen with text saying "In the beginning,".

A guide for "Assimilations" is shown with Flawed, Complete, and Overdriven Assimilations with one of the Overdriven Assimilations being of The Preacher next to a Nun. We're then shown Mark's home with a red square highlight on a window with inaudible yelling over it that then changes to a church while the screaming continues, before the footage abruptly cuts.

The final scene of Interlude is of the same photo of The Nun from earlier but labelled as  "A messenger" in a similar style to The Intruder's appearance in The Mandela Catalogue Vol. 1 with the photo on the side with a white background reading a vague name for the character as it flashes without the text and the video ends.
Green sea carp

The **green sea carp** (*Maricyprinus viridis*), also known as the **kelp sea carp** or **bathypelagic sea carp**, is a large, saltwater cyprinid fish from the cyprinid family, Cyprinidae. This large carp is the descendant of the common carp (*Cyprinus carpio*).

## Informations

### Appearance

The green sea carp is usually green in color, and possesses four fins next to its underbelly. They possess a powerful tail fin that gives them more propulsion to move in the water.

### Behaviour

The green sea carp is harmless, although it becomes aggressive in the mating season. Other than its normal behaviour, the green sea carp gets its prey more often when it's the mating season, rather than normal days.

### Habitat

The green sea carp is generally passive, although it becomes aggressive in the mating season. Other than its normal behaviour, the green sea carp gets its prey more often when it's the mating season, rather than normal days.

### Diet

The benthic invertebrates, small fish, starfish and shrimps make part of the green sea carp's diet. It is also reported to eat seaweed, seagrass, kelp, and coral polyps.
Branch-nosed lizard

The **branch-nosed lizard** is a reptile characterized by a long, twig-like snout.

To hunt, the branch-nosed lizard uses its snout to capture anything that lands on it (so that its prey like small birds mistake it for an actual branch). After a creature lands on its snout, it closes its long appendage on it and throws it violently to kill and eat its prey.

This lizard inhabits forests to camouflage, since it is darker. To camouflage, its head goes up and it makes the appendage face forward to look like a branch.
Sapnap

Sapnap is a human who often travels around killing pets.

## Physiology

Sapnap is a human with white skin, black hair, and very dark blue eyes. He wears a t-shirt with a flame design on it over a long-sleeved black tee, black pants, and black checkerboard shoes. He also wears a bandanna around his head.

## Personality

Sapnap is hot-headed and stubborn, and fiercely loyal. He is a bit of a class clown type, and can seem a bit stupid at times. He refuses to back down from a fight and enjoys causing chaos by playing pranks on others. However, he can also be shy and lacks social confidence around others.
Tronosaurus

The Tronosaurus hunted anything it could.His naturals preys where hadrosaurs and sauropods such as brachiosaurus

This dinosaur normally hunted in packs of 4-6 tronosaurs.

**Appearance**

This dinosaur is white/gray with a black stripe in its body,this dinosaur got a crest in his head, and 2 spikes to protect itself agains sauropods.

***Habitat***

Native to western europe. This dinosaurs is native from very cold forests,then goes to the plains to hunt anything it sees.

***Behaviour***

This dinosaur is very agressive towards its territory , will kill anything that cross his territory , will even attack others tronosaurus

***Diet***

This dinosaurs hunts hadrosaurs and sauropods such as : Edmontosaurus,Argentinosaurus and even miz sized ceratopsians such as pachyrinosaurus.

***Extra informations***

This dinosaurs create his nest in forests , takes care of his babies for 2-4 months,thens abandons his babies.
Tubbo

## Physiology

Tubbo is a human with light skin, light blue eyes, blond hair, and long bangs. In fanart, he is more often depicted with his real-life dark hair, usually as a means of better differentiating him from Tommy, who has a similar blond and blue-eyed skin.

## Personality

Tubbo plays the character of a hyperactive, earnest, and somewhat naive sidekick.
Midnight paddlewing

The **midnight paddlewing** (*Stomatodon nocturnus*) is a species of pteranodontid pterosaur, a paddlewing of the genus *Garroypselis*, that is present on speculative worlds. All species of paddlewings descend from *Geosternbergia sternbergii*.

## Informations

### Appearance

The midnight paddlewing possesses a white underbelly, with a greyish black body. Its beak is grey and contains black bands. It possesses a relatively large crest, which is used as a mating ornament.

### Behaviour

The midnight paddlewing is harmless to anything. Despite this, it can be quite territorial when its territory is invaded. It is also known to be quite aggressive, but rarely.

### Habitat

The midnight paddlewing lives on coasts, which seem to be the only environment that they are commonly found on. They are also found in forests and wetlands, on the lookout for food in the rivers and oceans.

### Diet

The diet of the midnight paddlewing consists of fish and small crustaceans such as crabs and some lobster species, but are known to even prey on small land animals, such as lizards and small mammals.
Smalltail bannerfish

The **smalltail bannerfish**, also called the **southern false anglerfish**, is the largest of the butterflyfishes and is a member of the false-anglers.

It is quite a colo(u)rful fish, possessing light blue wings with orange dots and two white lines passing through, as well as a grey body with a yellow forehead and a rather large blue streak followed by bioluminescent light blue spots on its body. Its fins are yellow with a blue outline. It also possesses a cage-like lure on its top and tons of sharp teeth on its mouth.

It becomes agressive during mating season, and is quite social - living on schools up to 50 members. It lives in waters up to 100 meters to 500 meters deep in the Atlantic and preys on seaweed, shrimps and copepods.
Citrosaurus

***Citrosaurus*** (sometimes misspelled as ***Cidrosaurus***) is a genus of mosasaurs that inhabited Paleoterra, a planet where dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures roam. It is one of the smallest mosasaurs that live in its planet.

## Description

*Citrosaurus* is a small platecarpine relative, characterized by an oddly short snout and having short spines (or possibly protuberances) along its back, as well as having oddly large fins. It is characterized by being tinted by a relatively light orange, being lighter in its underbelly. Unlike most mosasaurs, its skin is relatively soft. It reaches about a meter in length.

## Distribution

This small mosasaur is distributed along all oceans and seas. However, it does not live in the cold, polar waters as they are not adapted to live in such a cold temperature.

## Habitat and Biology

*Citrosaurus* is known to live in seagrass beds as well as reefs. They occasionally thrive in groups of 4-9 members, to search for a potential meal. *Citrosaurus* prey on fish and occasionally other sea creatures.
Goliath gobbler

The **goliath gobbler** (*Collaringia gigantea*) is a large species of flightless bird that descended from today's emus. It is the largest species in the gobbler family, Collaringiidae.

## Informations

### Size

Adult goliath gobblers tend to be quite large, reaching 2 meters in length. However, juveniles reach just 1 meter in length.

### Appearance and behaviour

The goliath gobbler has a grey-coloured chest, with a brown coloured body and a dark brown back. It has a large, dark brown crest in its head. The beak is grey, and its eyes are normally large with a yellow colour. The goliath gobbler is an aggressive predatory bird that is known to fight for females in the mating season.

### Habitat and diet

The goliath gobbler lives in temperate woodlands, but it also can be found on dry wetlands areas. However, their range can overlap with that of the great gobbler, a species which it is closely related to. The goliath gobbler feeds on smaller creatures (for example: riveropaths) that they can find in their journies.
Ice ray

The **ice ray** is a ray native to an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles".

It lives in subpolar regions of the archipelago. It is a filterfeeder of zooplankton and phytoplankton. It uses its ice-like skin to camouflage among the ice. It lives in caves. It is occasionally seen on the seafloor, but is also seen swimming among the walls of caves or in ice spires.
Alpha

## Government

### Ideology

Socialist Democracy (de jure)Authoritarian Dictatorship (de facto)Later Absolute Monarchy

## National Identity

### National Dish

Beef

Alpha is the first fraction in Legendcraft and is ruled by dictatorship and has a military force called the Drone Army.

## Military

### Drone Army

The drone army is an armada of hundreds of drone controlled by Awesamdude. There are currently two types of drones. On kind is battle drone, which are stored in Sam's secret bunker and are only deployed to attack eneimies of Alpha. The other kind, are gaurd drone which protect certain areas or players from other players.

## History

### Beggining

Schlatt settled in a plains biome in the middle of Legendcraft. He decided to make it a fraction called Alpha, the first fraction. He recruited Awsamedude to build a army to defend Alpha, and renforce it's laws.
Smolverine

The **smolverine**, *Microgulo parvus*, is a small mustelid, that is related to wolverines, its claws are small but very strong and could kill a siberian tiger.

Tigers that the smolverines share their habitat with have evolved to have different colored fur because of the grassy deserts, this tiger is known as the pebbled tiger.

The smolverine competes with the tigers as they eat the same foods: deer, small birds, goats, carcasses, etc.

The tiger hunts the smolverine's young, and feeds it to its young or uses it to feed itself. They get their water by digging the sand and finding places full over water under them. The smolverine looks like a modern day wolverine but smaller and it has a dark colored fur.

Although it might be impossible, this small wolverine-like mustelid has a great relationship with the Balver's keratowhale, as it cleans the parasites off of them.

It's other preffered prey are the batton, a unique giant isopod species that sports a purple hue, and the llymssyba, a black outlined nautilus species.
Thalassacean ray

The **thalassacean ray** is an odd-looking ray characterized by the presence of bioluminescent spots as well as a long, bioluminescent, orange line on its head.

It is a large filter feeder. This gentle giant lives in mid-water and deep water. It is somewhat bulky and hardy - it can resist the sting of a spined pinkerton.

Recent explorations have discovered a skeleton of a thalassacean ray in an inactive lava chamber. It is ill-suited to very high temperature conditions. Either the ray has been forced to explore it by reasons that were outside its control or it only wanted to explore the deeper parts of the ocean.
Spaded-tail sea spider

The **spaded-tail sea spider** (*Chicleogonia quattuorarmatum*), also known as **spaded sea spider**, **bigeye sea spider** or **red sea spider**, is a relatively large eurypterid, and definitly one of the deepest-dwelling species of eurypterids. This species descended from *Stylonurella*. It is currently the only member of the genus *Chicleogonia*. Despite its name, it isn't an actual sea spider.

## Informations

### Appearance

In appearance, the spaded-tail sea spider has four long legs, and possesses six barbels in the head, that are used to scavenge for food on the seafloor. The spaded-tail sea spider is known for its stinger that it possesses on its tail that it uses to ward off predators.

### Behaviour

The spaded-tail sea spider is known to be extremely territorial during spawning season or when provoked, but is known to be much more aggressive during mating season (as male spaded-tail sea spiders will fight for the females, much like elephants). It is known to be harmless, however.

### Habitat

The spaded-tail sea spider is bathypelagic and it lives at depths ranging of 445 to 2,000 metres deep, but it can also be found on shallower waters, but although it can live on shallower waters, it is still rarely seen.

### Diet

The spaded-tail sea spider feeds on smaller invertebrates that it can find on the seafloor, such as amphipods or sea worms, but is also known to eat copepods, shrimp, and sea worms. It is also known to eat midge larvae, as this sea spider can also live in freshwater.
Stomatodontinae

**Stomatodontinae**, the **paddlewings**, are a subfamily of pteranodontid pterosaurs that evolved from the pterandonotid *Geosternbergia*. All species of paddlewings are included in a single genus: *Stomatodon*.

## Informations

### Appearance

All species of paddlewings possess white underbellies, and the colour of its skin may vary on the species of paddlewing. Their beak is grey with black bands (in the case of the midnight paddlewing), or even beige-ish with black bands (in the case of most paddlewings). All paddlewings possess large crests that are used as an ornament.

### Behaviour

Paddlewings are known to be harmless, but they can be territorial when their territory is invaded, or in mating season. They are known even to be aggressive, but it is rarely known to be aggressive.

### Habitat

Paddlewings live at coasts, where they are known to prey on small shore life such as fish, crustaceans such as lobsters and crabs, and bivalves, but are also known to live in forests and wetlands, searching the water for prey.

### Diet

A paddlewing's diet composes of fish, crustaceans, certain lobster species, bivalves, and even lizards and small mammals. Paddlewings are also known to prey on carideans (shrimps and prawns) and even on large fish such as arowanas.

### Reproduction

Paddlewings reproduce and hatch from eggs, like all other species of pterosaurs. The preffered nesting areas of paddlewings are on high terrain elevations near coasts, so that their hatchlings are kept safer from their natural predators, that consist of coastrunners and coastfliers. The bandbeak is also known to prey on paddlewing hatchlings.

### Species

Currently, there are four recognized species:

* Midnight paddlewing, *Stomatodon nocturnus* (the type species of its genus)
* Blue paddlewing, *Stomatodon azureus*
* Starry paddlewing, *Stomatodon astrus*
* Reef paddlewing, *Stomatodon tropicale*
Parapygopleura

***Parapygopleura*** is an extinct species of large pterosaur.

## Description

*Parapygopleura* is relatively large, being 12 feet tall. The beak is long and might have been somewhat sharp, which allowed it to stun smaller prey off the ground. It has a large, double-pointed crest on its top. It

## Discovery and History

*Parapygopleura* was discovered in the Vendulocrassia Grassland Beds in 1939, discovered from a lower jaw fragment. It was thought that the jaw fragment belonged to a large pterosaur, related to *Hatzegopteryx* and *Quetzalcoatlus*, but now it is known that it was closely related to *Volgadraco*. Prior to the discovery of the crest, it was speculated that it had a fleshy, rotund nubbin for a crest on its head.

*Parapygopleura* is currently only known from a single skull and from neck and wing fragments.

### Which species did it coexist with?

*Parapygopleura* is known to have coexisted with the bird *Pygopleura* which it may have preyed upon. It has also coexisted with the pelycosaurs *Coronosaurus*, *Trimetrodon* and *Ampylognathus*, the fishes *Phyllopteron*, *Eogigantodon*, *Paramphiprion*, *Lebanospteron*, *Micropteron* and *Protolepis*, the pterosaurs *Ingens*, *Gobidraco*, *Catomorphodon* and *Honorodactylus*, the ichthyostegid *Icthyomimus* and the aigialosaurs *Haplosaurus* and *Cordylops*.
Potato jelly

The **potato jelly** is a bottom-dwelling species of jellyfish.

They are able to filterfeed on plankton, which they suck up with their tentacles and bring to their mouth. Little is known about it, but it prefers open waters. If it is plucked out of the sand, it will look for a suitable place to reside within. If it doesn't find one, it dies.

They aren't dangerous, as their stings are relatively weak. They prefer living in coldwater.
Goby skate

The **goby skate** is a relatively large member of the rock skate genus, *Belongiadichthys*, and definitly one of the most well-known rays. It is the descendant of the broad skate.

## Informations

### Appearance

Although it may not seem like it, the goby skate has a beige skin, with darker brown spots that cover its whole body. By this reason the goby skates is considered one of the most colourful of its genus, as it can also appear in different colour ranges.

### Behaviour

The goby skate is mostly peaceful, although it becomes territorial when threatened, and can become quite aggressive during spawning season. As indicated by its name, the goby skate lives in symbiosis with gobies on abyssal coral reefs.

### Habitat

The goby skate's name is a bit misleading, since it may be thought to live on coral reefs but it actually lives on abyssal reefs. As gobies have also started to evolve to live in abyssal reefs, the goby skates created a symbiosis with gobies, this fact may have given this fish its name.

### Diet

The goby skate is a predator of copepods, sea worms, crabs, lobsters, small fish (although it doesn't hunt gobies) and amphipods. The goby skate is also known to eat abyssal corals (rarely, even though this fish is a carnivore) and also abyssal seaweed species, which may be somewhat unusual as this skate doesn't eat seaweed that much.
Frosty dory

The **frosty dory**, *Neacanthurus frosterii*, also known as the **Antarctic tang** and **Antarctic surgeonfish**, is a species of surgeonfish found in speculative worlds. They are mostly known for living in coldwater.

## Info

### Diet

*N. frosterii* feeds itself mostly on small invertebrates, small fish, and most small speculative species. The fish that they mostly prey upon is the spinytooth tunnelfish, *Xiphactosteus pygmaeus*, a small species of xiphactigar present on speculative worlds.

### Habitat

*N. frosterii* lives in the Antarctic oceans, unlike their ancestor, the regal tang, which is found on warmer water than the favored by Antarctic surgeonfish. Plants, corals and sponges have also adapted to live in Antarctic water, giving the Antarctic surgeonfish a higher chance of hiding from predators.

### Behaviour

While seen mostly as beautiful and innocent, *N. frosterii* can be agressive towards other surgeonfish. Although they are social when inbetween other members of the same species, they are also territorial, meaning that they will protect their territory from members of the same species that want to invade their territory.

### Description

*N. frosterii*, along with the real-life species *Paracanthurus hepatus*, share some of the same proprieties, such as similar body shape. They possess a light blue color that helps them camouflaging with the ice. Altough they possess a skin that helps camouflaging with the ice, the camouflage sometimes doesn't work very well with predators nearby.
Jurassirhina

***Jurassirhina*** is a xenacanthid shark closely related to *Xenacanthus*, *Orthacanthus* and *Lebachacanthus*. It is poorly known and is rather unusual in terms of appearance, especially for a shark. It resides in an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles", although it is quite rare and not many species have been retrieved from there. It is related to the contemporaneous *Triassorhina*.
Cambrian lipfish

**Cambrian lipfishes**, family **Cambrianidae**, are a family of fishes who live in various oceans across the globe. They are related to sharks and sometimes compete for food with crimson-tipped octopuses and with doberman whales. All four species belong to a single genus, ***Cambrianum***.

## Known species

### Genus *Cambrianum*

* *C. obtusus* (Cambrian giant lipfish)
* *C. griseus* (grey Cambrian giant lipfish)
* *C. ogrus* (org lipfish)
* *C. erythostomus* (combinecre)
Bass-eyed pike

The **bass-eyed pike** (*Xenoesox rubrufillis*), also known as the **redfin pike** (but not to be confused with *Esox americanus americanus*, the redfin pickerel) is a species of esociform fish, a pike of the genus *Xenoesox*, that is present on speculative worlds. This relatively large freshwater fish is the descendant of *Esox lucius*, the northern pike.

## Informations

### Appearance

As its name suggests, the bass-eyed pike is known for its relatively large eyes, similarly to black basses of the genus *Micropterus*. It is known mostly for the large and vividly-coloured red fins that it contains. It is also known for its green-coloured body.

### Behaviour

The bass-eyed pike is known to be somewhat harmless, but it is known to be territorial when other fish approach their territory. Species that are known to invade bass-eyed pike territories include spaded-tail sea spiders and even other bass-eyed pikes.

### Habitat

The bass-eyed pike lives on coldwater rivers and lakes, but it is known to be found on warmer waters. This large freshwater fish is also known to enter saltwater, and is known to live near coasts, but they are rarely seen on saltwater.

### Diet

The bass-eyed pike's diet composes of benthic animals, such as amphipods, polychaete worms, snails, midge larvae, dragonfly larvae, smaller fish, small crustaceans such as crabs and lobsters, and even sea spiders.
Regal blue anglerfish

The **regal blue anglerfish** (*Neohimantolophus azureus*) is a species of anglerfish of the family Himantolophidae, the footballfishes. *N. azureus* was the fourth member of its genus to be described. *N. azureus* evolved from the Murray's abyssal anglerfish.

## Informations

### Appearance

*N. azureus* is known for its light blue colouration and the blue stripes in its body. Its lips are also light blue that more resembles white. The reason why *N. azureus* evolved a light colouration is because it migrated to shallower waters.

### Behaviour

*N. azureus* has a similar behaviour to that of the redtail footballfish, as it is estimated to be quite peaceful, although it can become aggressive during the spawning and mating seasons. They are also known to be territorial.

### Habitat

Individuals of *N. azureus* are usually found on open oceans, and are found on relatively shallow water. They are commonly seen near coasts and, sometimes, at coralline and non-coralline reefs.

### Diet and other information

*N. azureus*, much like other anglerfish species, uses its bioluminescent lure to attract its prey. *N. azureus* feeds on small fish and crustaceans. Due to migrating to shallower waters, the effectiveness of its bioluminescence diminished.
Clunck-eyed bassling

The **clunck-eyed bassling** is a species of bassling and the first species of bassling to be described.

It lives in temperate rivers, and is rather widespread, although not much is known about it. The magmatic bassling, its closest relative, was thought to be a subspecies of it, although it is known to be its own species now.
Doberman whale

**Doberman whales** are a subspecies of the sperm whales (*Physeter macrocephalus*) which have dominated most oceans. They prey on the crimson-tipped octopuses, fish and other cephalopods.

Although it preys on the crimson-tipped octopus, it can coexist peacefully with it when there is enough food on the oceanic regions that it inhabits.
Presentfish

The **presentfish** or **giftfish** is a fish that evolved to mimic the appearance of a present and only appears during Christmas. It is usually found at the base of Christmas trees, or even far from them.

It may look adorable on the outside, but in the inside, it's a monster - it possesses rows of sharp teeth on its mouth, which is located right above its eyes, as well as a long, flexible, sticky tongue used to capture prey.

It uses its fins to swim in motion.
Colorswapper clam

**Colorswapper clams**, also called **Baltimore giant clams** or **Baltimore clams**, are clams that compromise the genus ***Gigantotridacna***.

Only three species are known - ***G. viridis***, the **green colorswapper**, ***G. purpurata***, the **purple Baltimore clam** and ***G. fusca***, the **brown colorswapper clam**.

They are sometimes served as food in restaurants.

They are apex predators, predating many smaller creatures, such as the Baltimore worm, the european hornfish and the spined pinkerton.
Creatures of the Phosphatia Deepwater Ocean Beds

The **creatures of the Phosphatia Deepwater Ocean Beds** are a series of extinct, Lisdonovian-aged creatures that inhabited Paleoterra for millions of years.

They were once thought to be Cambrian-aged, but have since been moved to Lisdonovian-aged.

## Example Creatures

### *Aspergillimna*

***Aspergillimna*** is a genus of graptopods, a free-swimming crustacean-like creature, that has filled a niche similar to Earth's *Anomalocaris*. This species is identifiable by its large pronounced hook-like mouth, which would have been used to capture its prey, as well as two long antennae-like structures with long frills that would have helped it grab its prey. It has two winglike structures on its sides, two finlike structures on its back and a "hairy" tail. It has three pairs of eyes on each side.

### *Millarogenia*

***Millarogenia*** is a small graptopod with a hooked mouth. It has lots of spines on its sides, which were used to stun and ward off its attackers. It would have been a slow swimmer due to its lack of fins. It is completely blind.

### *Nonopthalma*

***Nonopthalma*** is an opabiniid, being related to *Opabinia* and *Utaurora*. It is identifiable by its long, trunklike mouth which allowed it to capture its prey. It had two long rays on its rear and lots of pointy fins on its sides. This creature is named due to its iconic nine eyes. It was a fast swimmer that would've likely pursued its prey.
Oscarfish

**Oscarfishes** are winglets, shads that have evolved and adapted to live in a marine environment. They fill the niches of already extinct shoaling fish. Only five species are known, with four belonging to the genus ***Oscarichthys*** and one belonging to the genus ***Exilobus***.

## Known species of oscarfish

### Genus *Oscarichthys*

* *O. dathanii* (Dathan's oscarfish)
* *O. vaporeus* (Vaporeos' oscarfish)
* *O. motorensis* (Motor's oscarfish)
* *O. rhennianus* (rhennian oscarfish)
Largewing flyingfish

The **largewing flyingfish**, also known by several other names (such as **longwing flyingfish**), is a large flyingfish from the family Exocoetidae, the flyingfishes. It is most notable due to its long, large "wings" and its slender build. It is the largest member of the family.

## Informations

### Appearance

The largewing flyingfish possesses a dark-cyan colored body, with two long and large "wings" on its body. The "wings", the tail and the side fins have a light cyan color, while the dorsal and anal fins are cyan in color. The largewing flyingfish's dorsal fin closely resembles the dorsal fins of opahs.

### Behaviour

The largewing flyingfish is harmless, making it to seem like an easy prey for its predators, but unlike that, it has a high speed which makes it able to escape predators easier. Though the largewing flyingfish is a typical member of its genus (and the only member of its genus, presumably), it is the most unusual of all the flyingfish, as it can actually fly in the sky (higher than flish, which gives it an impressing record), rather than gliding above the water for short periods of time like most flyingfish. Though they harmless, they become aggressive during the spawning and mating seasons.

### Habitat

The largewing flyingfish lives on the open oceans, where most sealife lives. Though it commonly lives on the open oceans, it is also seen on coral reefs. It is also present on canals, kelp forests (rarely, even though this fish prefers both coldwater and warmwater), underwater coves, gulfs, and certain seas. It is also known to be seen on the abyssal areas, but this was rarely seen.

### Diet

The largewing flyingfish mostly eats small crustaceans, smaller fish (but not other flyingfish, and it doesn't eat most species of fish, honestly), coral polyps, seagrass, seaweed, kelp chunks (but very rarely), and benthic invertebrates. It was reported to eat a species of abyssal seaweed, known as *Profundifucus brancheia*, known as Greenland boarweed.
Gemfin

The **gemfin** is a small, anglerfish-like creature that, despite its appearance, is not an anglerfish, but is closely related to one, and some authorities consider it to be part of a group called the "rayfin anglers".

## Description

The gemfin is a blue fish with three large spine-like structures, two being blue and the middle spine being grey. It has a long and large lure on its forehead. It has long fins and a large tail. It has four sets of gills on each side of the head. It has large, green eyes. Its mouth is filled with rows of sharp, pointy, meat-shredding teeth.

## Behaviour

The gemfin is often peaceful and charismatic, although it can also be slightly aggressive.

## Habitat and Biology

The gemfin is an abyssal fish that lives in the oceans of an archipelago named "Dinosaur Isles".

Gemfins feed on melanistic kelp, a deep sea kelp of the genus Cardia that has evolved to live in the great depths of the ocean.
Longspined foxfish

***Pareogon longispinosa***, the **longspined foxfish**, also known as the **longspined fuzzychin**, is a large fish of the genus *Pareogon*, the foxfishes, fuzzychins, or birdfishes. It is one of two members of its genus, the other being the short-spine foxfish.

## Info

### Appearance

Long-spine foxfishes, like their name suggests, possess a sharp beak that resembles a spine. They possess two lateral fins, tail fins and an underbelly fin, which are all purple on color. It possesses a blue body color. The long-spine foxfish can also be seen to have frills on its head. They possess a purple-colored "chin" under its head, that is very fuzzy.

### Behaviour

The long-spine foxfish is territorrial, due to them being an abyssal fish. In the mating season, males fight other males to conquer the females' love. If two males encounter each other when it's not mating season, both will fight to the death.

### Habitat

The long-spine foxfish usually lives in abysses of most speculative planets, making it not being very well studied. It was also reported from shallower water, however that was very rarely reported on every speculative world it was found on.

### Diet

Long-spine foxfishes are carnivores, due to them being abyssal. The small fish, benthic invertebrates and deep-sea coral polyps make part of its diet. It is also reported to eat a speculative species of abyssal seaweed.
Tiger guller

The **tiger guller**, also called **beaked guller** or **tiger-beaked pelican eel**, is a shallow-water saccopharyngiform eel which has descended from Earth's gulper eels of the genus *Saccopharynx*. Despite this, it bears a resemblance to the pelican eel, *Eurypharynx pelecanoides*.

Characterized by its streamlined dark grey body with dark markings and its robust beak, it feeds on corals and seaweed which it finds on the shallows.

It possesses a large, broad, spiny tail, which it uses as defense against its attackers and predators. It is also used for display.
Lamprey shark

The **lamprey shark** is a strange deep-sea shark.

It lives in the Mariana Trench, and it is quite rare. They latch onto other creatures using a large mouth filled with skin-shredding teeth, and then they suck the blood out of them. Male lamprey sharks usually latch into females during spawning season. It got its name due to it looking like a lamprey and a shark in comparison.
Giant spined mushroom

The **giant spined mushroom** is a mushroom-mimic plant that prefers living in open areas.

If a creature walks right underneath it, the plant will begin releasing its spines underneath it as a method of obtaining prey. It dislikes living with other plants nearby - it will release toxins that will kill the other nearby plants. It is recognizable due to its pink, eye-like cap. Its trunk is white and its spines are black.

When it kills a creature, its roots will start envolving the creature, digging out a hole for the roots to pass, and then the carcass gets dragged underground where it is eaten by the plant. Its spines are filled with venom that kills its prey quite quickly.

Its spines are actually edible - if the venom is taken out of the spine, it can then be cooked. It is often confused for a fungus, however, it is actually a plant.
Hotdog-tailed monitor lizard

**Hotdog-tailed monitor lizards** are large carnivorous lizards that lives in the plains and prey upon large animals. They act like Komodo dragons (which are their closest relatives).

They attract prey by using their hot dog-like tail to trick scavengers, then they eat the animal with venomous fangs. Like Komodo dragons, if just using their fangs doesn't work, they use their lethal saliva instead that is full of fatal toxins.
Glacier quiverret

The **glacier quiverret** or **glacier sea-dodo** is a large bird which inhabits polar regions. It is a descendant of the dodo, which has evolved a bluish coloration and very smooth penguin-like feathers.

It has a serrated beak filled with tiny sharp teeth, similar to those of the miocene bird *Pelagornis*, which helps the quiverret kill fish much quicker. It also has large sickle claws on each foot which help it restrain its prey on land.
Frostfish

The **frostfish** (*Lophiogadus zealandica*), also known as the **New Zealand icefish** (although the name icefish can refer to 3 real-life fish families) or **ice cod**, is a species of cod that evolved from the Pacific cod that is present on speculative worlds.

## Informations

### Appearance

The frostfish is named for its blue skin tone, that can range in blue in the underbelly and fins. Though it is mainly blue in the underbelly and fins, it is dark blue in the upper body and in its barbel.

### Behaviour

The frostfish is known for becoming extremely territorial when threatened, although it can become generally aggressive during spawning season, although its mostly harmless.

### Habitat

Frostfish prefer, as their name might suggest, cold waters, but are also found in tropical coraline and non-coraline reef waters, and is even known to swim into freshwater. This relatively large cod species prefers living in deep waters, but some have been also reported to be found in shallower waters.

### Diet

Frostfish have a diet that mainly compose fish, such as herrings, capelins, and sand eels. They may also eat mollusks, crustaceans and sea worms. It may also prey on larger crustaceans, larger fish and larger mollusks.
Panoplodus

***Panoplodus*** ("fully-armoured tooth") is an ichthyostegalian, that evolved from *Tulerpeton*, known for its distinctive blue colouration. It is light blue, being a greyish-blue on the underbelly and electric blue on the tail fin and pouch.

The only species, *P. gelidus*, lives in cold oceans. It preys on shelled crustaceans such as clams.
Amarglertitan

***Amarglertitan*** (the name is a portmanteau of *Amargasaurus*, anglerfish, and *Giraffatitan*) (meaning "Amargler giant") is a hybridized sauropod made using *Amargasaurus* DNA, *Giraffatitan* DNA and anglerfish DNA.

## Description

*Amarglertitan* is dull black in colour. It is very large and is characterized by its bumped head and large lure on its head. It has a green bioluminescent sail on its back. It has another smaller fin on its back and a paddle fin on its tail.

## Behaviour

*Amarglertitan* is somewhat aggressive as it is nearly blind. This is why they will not hesitate to attack anything that it detects moving. It is also territorial: unlike most sauropods, it protects its young at all costs.

## Habitat and Biology

While *Amarglertitan* is semi-aquatic, it spends most of its time on land than on water. It lives in an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". It feeds on trees and ferns.
Lycodontosaurus

***Lycodontosaurus*** is a species of mosasaur that lives in deep oceans. It is the type genus of the subfamily Lycodontosaurinae, which composes of 8 genera. The type and only species is ***Lycodontosaurus bajaensis***.

## Description

*Lycodontosaurus* is known only from 40 species captured. It is blue in colour with a creamy underbelly, and it possesses tail plates. The jaws and sharp teeth of *Lycodontosaurus* are adapted to crush bone. It mainly feeds on smaller fish such as the greenbelly rockfish.

### Size

*Lycodontosaurus* can reach meters of 3 to 18 meters long, and is commonly captured with 9 meters long. It is among the largest lycodontosaurids (only being outweighed by *Brillanosaurus*, a close relative of the same subfamily).
Nototheraspis

***Nototheraspis*** is a genus of jawless fishes that descended from *Astraspis*. The genus is monotypic, containing the single species ***Nototheraspis cillatus***.

## Informations

### Description

*Nototheraspis* can reach 300 mm in length, which is longer than its ancestor, *Astraspis*. Its body has a mobile tail covered with small protective plate-like scales of less than 2 mm and a forebody covered with plate-like scales larger than 3 mm. Like *Astraspis*, it has relatively large, laterally-positioned eyes and a series of eight gill openings on each side. *N. cillatus* is generally oval in cross-section too. Like *Astraspis* (and its close relatives, being *Sacabambaspis* and *Arandaspis*), its protective bony plates covering it are composed of aspidin (chemically similar to modern shark's teeth), covered by tubercles composed of dentine.
Needletooth bassling

The **needletooth bassling** (*Geopsetta gigantea*) is the largest of the basslings. It can reach over 4 feet in length and is characterized by its sharp, pointy teeth. It has green fins, a beige skin tone and a cashmere-striped pattern. This fish became more rounded during evolution, and slightly slower as it does not possess a hydrodynamic shape.
Baltimore worm

**Baltimore worms** (*Lichea baltimurra*) are a species of aquatic, colorful, herbivorous reef dwelling annelids whose ancestors are earthworms, leeches and grubs.

The males of this species use their vibrant patterns to attract females. As they do not posess teeth, they use their fins to cut up the kelp that they feed off of. Its mouth is located right under its rather small rostrum. They use their mouth to "filter" the kelp and then feed on it.

Its vibrant colors also attract other sea creatures, although the Baltimore worm possesses toxins on its skin, possibly due to the seaweed that it feeds on, and as such the creatures get poisoned and will slowly die.

Some species are, however, able to consume them, such as the spined pinkerton and certain xiphactigars.
Time-travel fish

The **time-travel fish** or "**the fish that traveled through time**" is an extremely rare fish.

It is hard to be called a fish, as it barely looks like one. Its single, large eye seems to be able to catalogue the time itself. It lives everywhere around the world. It filter feeds by using its long antennae on its sides, which resemble balloons.

It is not endangered. However, there is only one confirmed sighting of it. It is thought to be prey to the giant xiphactigar.
Great gobbler

The **great gobbler** (*Collaringia tomoptera*) is a large species of gobbler, a flightless bird closely related to the goliath gobbler and the yellow-eyed gobbler. Like its close relatives, it descended from today's emus.

## Informations

### Size and length

Adult great gobblers are large, being able to reach 1 meter in length. However, juveniles only reach half that size (roughly 50 cm long).

### Description

The great gobbler is similar in apperance to the goliath gobbler, although it is smaller and with a different patterning, as its head is dark grey in colour, while the body is maroon and the beak is a lighter grey. The eyes are light brown in colour. It lives in temperate woodlands, dry wetlands, savannahs, plains and near rivers. They prey on smaller animals that they find, for example, tetratunas.
Mushroom anemone

The **mushroom anemone** is an anemone that resembles a mushroom.

It is quite large. It is sometimes considered to be the ocean equivalent of a tree, being much larger than real-world anemones. It possesses an array of venomous tentacles located under its cap.

It feeds on fish carcasses. To feed itself, it uses its tentacles to bring the carcass into its mouth. It lives in the sea floor of the deepest and darkest oceans.
Great spotted snapper

The **great spotted snapper** is a very large fish that is about the size of a whale shark.

It prefers open oceans and is quite slow. It hides among sand structures. It feeds on plankton and preys on smaller fish and crustaceans. One individual has also been observed in a deep-sea environment, fighting against a black pebble-headed xiphactigar.

It uses its powerful tail to attack, as it seemingly does not have strong jaws. Its population declined by a lot, which drove the species to the brink of extinction.
Emotion

Eine **Emotion**, oder auch **Gemütsbewegung** genannt, ist eine psychophysische Bewegtheit, die durch die bewusste oder unbewusste Wahrnehmung eines Ereignisses oder einer Situation ausgelöst wird.

Die Emotion oder der Affekt ist als Gefühlsregung vom Fühlen oder dem Gefühl zu unterscheiden. Der Begriff des Gefühls ist der allgemeinere Begriff.

Unter dem Einfluss von sehr starken Emotionen, sei es Liebe und Freude, oder auch Ärger, Wut, Zorn und Hass, handeln Menschen in vielen Fällen oft irrational, zum Teil sogar selbstzerstörerisch. Gleichfalls sind Menschen in diesem Zustand leichter durch andere Menschen zu beeinflussen.
Redtail Footballfish

# Glossolichthys loricatus

Redtail football fish is a species of footballfish of the family **Himantolophidae**.

## Contents

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

## Informations

### Appearance

Glossolichthys loricatus . This larger relative of **Himantolophidae** evolved to a orange skin due to its preferance of shallower water

### Behaviour

*Glossolichthys loricatu .* is estimated to be quite peaceful, although it can become aggressive during spawning season.

### Habitat

Individuals of Glossolichthys loricatus are usually found in the Pacific ocean, although they are found in relatively deep water, but not very deep water, shallower waters than its relatives (this species can be found to 500 to 600m.

### Diet

Glossolichthys loricatus preys on small fish, crustaceans, . Although it is mainly carnivorous,it is also reported to eat kelp.

### Reproduction

*Glossolichthys loricatus normally breads on small caves of Twilight zone .*
Planipterus

***Planipterus*** is a monotypic genus of fishes. It is considered by many to be one of the strangest fishes known to exist. The fish is often called the **greater pouchfish**.

## Description

The single species, *Planipterus angustidens*, is quite strange: it has a rather robust and hooke-shaped mouth, a rather large and rotund tail, an elongate and oblong body, two unusually large side fins and the characteristic large, rounded gular pouch.

This species is not known to have patterns. However, the species has evidence of sexual dimorphism: the males of the species have a significantly longer gular pouch, are much larger than the females, and the tail lobes are more rotund at their ends, while the females have less rotund tails, a shorter pouch, lack the characteristic hooked mouth and have a lighter brown tone than the males.

## Distribution

This fish lives in the ocean waters of an archipelago known as the "Dinosaur Isles". This fish prefers living in warm, shallow oceans. However, a few species have also been seen outside of their natural range.

## Habitat and Biology

*Planipterus angustidens* is a rather social creature, living in small cave systems inside rocks. These small cave systems can house at least one male and two females.

This species is omnivorous, preying on smaller creatures, such as the many-toned pantherfish and even common pinkertons. It also feeds on kelp and seaweed, using its robust beak to scrap bits off to then feed on.
Giant horned whale

The **giant horned whale** is a large species of whale from the genus *Keratobalaena*, along with the Balver's keratowhale and many others. It is a descendant of the humpback whale.

## Info

### Appearance

The giant horned whale is a large whale, that mostly possesses a dark-coloured body. Their underbelly is coloured white, and they possess two odd horns on the front of their heads which are meant as a defense mechanism against predators.

### Behaviour

The giant horned whale is usually passive to all types of sealife, such as speculative species of parrotfish. Though passive to speculative marine life, it isn't passive to animals who dare to attack it, such as bull sharks, who are afraid of these majestic beasts, though sharks will continue existing as sealife keeps developing and evolving.

### Habitat

Giant horned whales usually thrive on open oceans. They form whale pods to explore the oceans, as well as a help method to explore the abyssal oceans, which may seem a bit of a unusual behaviour as all real-life baleen whales are not abyssal.

### Diet

Giant horned whales, just like their ancestor, commonly feed up on plankton and smaller fish. Though they feed up on plankton and smaller fish, they also feed up on Sputnik urchins, starfish, seaweed (which is a bit unusual as whales are normally carnivorous) and other small invertebrates.