FISHER RIVER POND BORER: A digger that dilutes depressions dully dug to draw in drainage. Its has a distention for dizzy demolition. It is designed with dense deflectors for difficult deposits. The degenerate dives in directing its destroyer to the dirt drying the dip down to the definitive drop. Ⓦ JACKALOPE: A rodent-like runt that rather resembles a regular, run-of-the-mill rabbit with reservations to the rack rising from its roof. Rather than a recluse, as is its relatives, the rapscallion is ready to rumble with most mammals making the mistake of meddling with it. The animal attacks with antlered aggression against any and all adversaries. It is prized for its pointy pate that is prominently posted onto paneling on plenty of pubs and places of popularity. WATER GOUGER: A provoking, problematic poker or pestering panfish that proceeds to prod at preoccupied people in a pond or pastoral pool. With its proboscis, it pokes at their pants and proceeds to pressure them to part from the place. The pesterer progresses from the port posthaste, as promptly as it is perceived. Ⓦ PICKALIKER: A hasty headache that hungers for handgrips. Habitually, handles on hammers; however, the pickaliker particularly prefers that part on picks. The animal alternatively attacks the arms of axes also. Additionally, the absconder has an aversion to airy areas above its abode. Mostly, this mammal minds its motions to the mines, since the solitary scamp shuns sunlight. The swindler does savor salt, seeing that it subsist solely on saline-saturated sticks. Ⓦ

GYANTHER: A powerful pony possessing a pronged or pointed protrusion placed perfectly on it's pate. The unusual upholder is unambiguously an uncanny update to the universal unicorn. Ⓦ ICE WORMS (Again): Idiosyncratic invertebrates that are invariably embedded in icecaps. If inclemency is imminent, this impetus entices the idlers to inch from their icy encasement. On impulse they impinge on inhabited enclosures. There they intervene on irascible inhabitants irritating them with their infernal ing-icka-ing-icka-ing-icka-ing, an immense interlude they emanate. FUR-BEARING TROUT: A popular pelted piscatorial prodigy pulled from the portals perforated into ponds that are frequently frozen and frigid. Fortune has favored this fish with a fine fur that covers the critter in a comfortable coat. BOG HOP: This marauder is a mismatched mammalian mixed with a mini moose and the best bits of beaver. Better believe that the bulky beast is a sufficient and superior swimmer of slushy streams. Still, on the surface, it is a springy skipper than a still stepper. FUR HERRING: This hairy herring hides in the hardwood hammocks hilariously hoodwinking hundreds of humans hankering to hold it in hand. However, no headway is had in this handiwork, hence the hurried hunters are to be heard huffing and howling in hardship.