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This is the 4th page showcasing the 1st four biome types/breeds of Faidrinians ^.^
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"The Arctic Faidrinian is the most common of all Faidrinians. They have colors that match the arctic landscape. This means they are light in color and have a darker underside. The darker underside is to keep the Faidrinian from getting cold while the light is for camouflage. ALL Faidrinians have the center body stripe (patterned stripes and/or patterns are allowed). The Temperate Faidrinian (or the northern forest Faidrinian) is meant to have colors that match the environment. This means greens, teals, browns, and some blues (trees on their planets vary but are very earth-like). The Temperate Faidrinian is the second most common and the second type on the genome. The Temperate Faidrinian also has a difference that is shown on its ears. The tops have small but noticeable ear fluffs. The Tropical Faidrinian (or the rainforest Faidrinian) is meant to have vibrant colors to stand out in their environment. The reason for this is to warn on potential predatory lifeforms that this creature is not something they should attmept to mess with, They are not as common as the temperate or Arctic Faidrinians and are usually rare to see in the wild. The differences in the Tropical Faidrinian is shown on its chest and ears it is a small amount of gooey fluff and the ears are larger. The Oceanic Faidrinian is meant to have colors similar to that of the beach and of the oceans. They are the third rarest Faidrinians and are one of the two types of Faidrinians that can swim (for a short period of time). The differences in the Oceanic Faidrinian are shown in the ears, horn, snout, and tail. The snout is similar to that of a shark along with the horn and tail. The horn is similar to that of a shark's top fin (idk the official biological name for it). The ears are more pointed on the Oceanic Faidrinian. As for the other types not listed on this page, there is also a space type (which is the second rarest) and a radioactive type (the rarest and is formed in "The Exclusion Zone" in between Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia)(More close to Pripyat and Chernobyl). Next on the agenda is the two other types and starting on the Faidrinian-host types with Jeffery and Keter.")
(The Text That's too hard to read):
"The Arctic Faidrinian is the most common of all Faidrinians. They have colors that match the arctic landscape. This means they are light in color and have a darker underside. The darker underside is to keep the Faidrinian from getting cold while the light is for camouflage. ALL Faidrinians have the center body stripe (patterned stripes and/or patterns are allowed). The Temperate Faidrinian (or the northern forest Faidrinian) is meant to have colors that match the environment. This means greens, teals, browns, and some blues (trees on their planets vary but are very earth-like). The Temperate Faidrinian is the second most common and the second type on the genome. The Temperate Faidrinian also has a difference that is shown on its ears. The tops have small but noticeable ear fluffs. The Tropical Faidrinian (or the rainforest Faidrinian) is meant to have vibrant colors to stand out in their environment. The reason for this is to warn on potential predatory lifeforms that this creature is not something they should attmept to mess with, They are not as common as the temperate or Arctic Faidrinians and are usually rare to see in the wild. The differences in the Tropical Faidrinian is shown on its chest and ears it is a small amount of gooey fluff and the ears are larger. The Oceanic Faidrinian is meant to have colors similar to that of the beach and of the oceans. They are the third rarest Faidrinians and are one of the two types of Faidrinians that can swim (for a short period of time). The differences in the Oceanic Faidrinian are shown in the ears, horn, snout, and tail. The snout is similar to that of a shark along with the horn and tail. The horn is similar to that of a shark's top fin (idk the official biological name for it). The ears are more pointed on the Oceanic Faidrinian. As for the other types not listed on this page, there is also a space type (which is the second rarest) and a radioactive type (the rarest and is formed in "The Exclusion Zone" in between Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia)(More close to Pripyat and Chernobyl). Next on the agenda is the two other types and starting on the Faidrinian-host types with Jeffery and Keter.")
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Original Species
Size 2250 x 1500px
File Size 253.9 kB
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