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A rare meringue slug known for the rainbow trail its tail leaves when swiped across surfaces.

A frog-like creature that can be found in bodies of freshwater and island homes. Their primary role is to absorb water so it can be purified and desalinated when it is vented from the ocean into the various water sources of the islands. When kept in homes these little frogs tend to be used as a means to recycle water for various uses.

Slinky, weasel-like creatures that produce an acidic liquid from the ends of their prehensile tails; using their tails they create complex warrens of tunnels where communities of these creatures seek out the roots of mushroom colonies to break down and feed on. Their dietary needs actively stunt the growth of new fungi and limit the expansion of the colonies they live under. Those who keep these slugs as pets often feed them a special diet to reduce their acidity so they can't cause damage around their homes.

Angelfly are a common site across many of the islands of Mynros due to their general diet and ability to adapt to many different environments. While they may have a delicate appearance, these hardy little insects tend to thrive wherever they form a new hive. Given this and their ability to make honey from a diet of mushroom spores, nectar, and fermented fruits, they tend to be favored companions. A strong sense of loyalty also helps, as those who show them care or leave them treats will find they have a generous source of honey throughout the year.

Protector of mhoat nurseries, they are a common and well-loved pet among mhoats.

This arboreal species is drawn toward the heights of forest canopies and live most of its life in solitude save for the few interactions shared with the meringue slug colonies that dwell below the forest floor. Dwelling in the trees allows these creatures to dig into the bark of trees to dig out small parasitic creatures that would otherwise harm their homes; alongside this, they use their horns to dig out small nests in the sides of trees which they call home so they have little reason to visit the forest floor. The reason for their lives of solitude is that chargel are an extremely territorial species and when two enter the same territory they will fight until only one is run off by the victor. They are so well known for their aggressive nature that no one has actually observed a pair of chargel coming together, much less a young chargel living in the open. Given this, it is rumored that the chargel and meringue slugs' symbiotic relationship is an indication of the ability to interbreed or may even be the same species just misidentified as independent species by Mynrosian scholars.

Oribirds are creatures that can fold and unfold their body at will, when unfolded they resemble a square sheet of paper and always return to the original bird-like shape they are known for. Given their light weight and lack of bones, they are quite adept at flight being carried along by the flapping of their small winds and the use of wind currents to gain height. Across Mynros these odd birds find use as messengers, unfolding to allow Mynrosians to write out a message on their inner skin and then fold right back up to be sent off to deliver what was written. They have an uncanny ability to find whichever person the letter is meant for and no one is entirely clear on how they manage this.

This variant of cattypillar is lured out by feelings of love as they are commonly seen around festivals held related to love or events dedicated to the celestial, Livinia. They are just as sweet and loveable as the standard Cattypillar, but their loyalty is more fickle. A circulating rumor is that new couples often wake up to find that their home has been invaded by this cattypillar and will refuse to leave, but should the relationship end so too will these creatures seek out a new home. Like with all rumors, most take the tales with a grain of salt.

Drawn to bone piles, heating them until they shatter; feeding on the shards and marrow.