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Description
Species:

Birup' Ootoot Lance-billed Groundgull Common Groundgull Lesser Groundgull (Schrakatoot)

Xolowoti Shrakna Um' Wral Finchhead

Habitat: The tidal shores of Bulbadorli (127) and Po'o Lo (128).
Food: Small animals (bigger species can consume some pretty huge prey such as Flowerface-cloakers).
Rackagiri

Maybe one of the strangest families of *Zwalawat. These weird worm-like animals live on the tidal shores of Bulbadorli and Po'o Lo. They mostly stay underground, it is only when the waters return that these animals come out to feed. It kind of looks like a sockball being pulled apart when they come up. The first 4 species described above feed themselves with small animals. The Xolowoti, Shrakna and Um' Wral can all consume big prey, they do not chew, they just swallow their meal whole and store the body in their modified feather-like body. These 3 species of Groundgull are significantly bigger then their smaller-prey eating counterparts. The native Umi here absolutely worship these bigger species (hence them having some deviant names, almost like gods) and will often sacrifice tribes members to these weird Zwalawats (always voluntarily). When the Umi first discovered these weirdo's, they were mistaken for *Cronckels, you can't really blame them for it.

Zwalawat: A kingdom of fauna on Rackagiri
Cronckels: A kingdom of fauna on Rackagiri

Umi Flowerface-cloakers

Some families of Zwalawat:

Durumquduru's Antelope-parrots Aurorafowl

Do not use any of these concepts without my concent

Description
Species:

Birup' Ootoot Lance-billed Groundgull Common Groundgull Lesser Groundgull (Schrakatoot)

Xolowoti Shrakna Um' Wral Finchhead

Habitat: The tidal shores of Bulbadorli (127) and Po'o Lo (128).
Food: Small animals (bigger species can consume some pretty huge prey such as Flowerface-cloakers).
Rackagiri

Maybe one of the strangest families of *Zwalawat. These weird worm-like animals live on the tidal shores of Bulbadorli and Po'o Lo. They mostly stay underground, it is only when the waters return that these animals come out to feed. It kind of looks like a sockball being pulled apart when they come up. The first 4 species described above feed themselves with small animals. The Xolowoti, Shrakna and Um' Wral can all consume big prey, they do not chew, they just swallow their meal whole and store the body in their modified feather-like body. These 3 species of Groundgull are significantly bigger then their smaller-prey eating counterparts. The native Umi here absolutely worship these bigger species (hence them having some deviant names, almost like gods) and will often sacrifice tribes members to these weird Zwalawats (always voluntarily). When the Umi first discovered these weirdo's, they were mistaken for *Cronckels, you can't really blame them for it.

Zwalawat: A kingdom of fauna on Rackagiri
Cronckels: A kingdom of fauna on Rackagiri

Umi Flowerface-cloakers

Some families of Zwalawat:

Durumquduru's Antelope-parrots Aurorafowl

Do not use any of these concepts without my concent