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Description
Kingdom: Kulanuwa

Species:

Common Grubseal Flowerbulb Grubseal

Red-eyed Grubseal Matranolok Phallic-nosed Grubseal (Nebanifonaho)

King of the tidalflats

Grinback Mudfairy

Habitat: Coastel South-Ti-im-Bombia, the tidal shores of Bulbadorli (127) and Po'o Lo (128). They can also be found in the swamps of coastel Armland (120). (Ti-im-Bombia).
Food: Other Kulanuwa's and some species of waterflora.
Rackagiri

They spend a lot of their time in water like most Kulanuwa's but are sometimes also found basking in the warm sun of South-Ti-im-Bombia. When they do come on to land, they often come in groups of up to 50 to a 100 hundred specimens (different species mixed in with eachother). Their front-limbs are specially adapted to crawl on to Bulbadorli's mudflats. Aggressive Groundgulls species like Xolowoti and Um' Wral will sometimes attack the young of the Grubseals. The Grubseals defend themselves and their young by head butting their enemies. The young stay with their mother for up to 5 years before departing. The Grinback, Mudfairy and Red-eyed Grubseal can also be found in the swamps of coastel-Armland, they got here by river. They are very clumsy on land but are absolutely gracefull in the ocean.

Groundgulls Priapo's (these can also be found in coastel Armland)

Some other families of Kulanuwa:

Logfish    Teabagfish    Orb-ball fish

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you

Description
Kingdom: Kulanuwa

Species:

Common Grubseal Flowerbulb Grubseal

Red-eyed Grubseal Matranolok Phallic-nosed Grubseal (Nebanifonaho)

King of the tidalflats

Grinback Mudfairy

Habitat: Coastel South-Ti-im-Bombia, the tidal shores of Bulbadorli (127) and Po'o Lo (128). They can also be found in the swamps of coastel Armland (120). (Ti-im-Bombia).
Food: Other Kulanuwa's and some species of waterflora.
Rackagiri

They spend a lot of their time in water like most Kulanuwa's but are sometimes also found basking in the warm sun of South-Ti-im-Bombia. When they do come on to land, they often come in groups of up to 50 to a 100 hundred specimens (different species mixed in with eachother). Their front-limbs are specially adapted to crawl on to Bulbadorli's mudflats. Aggressive Groundgulls species like Xolowoti and Um' Wral will sometimes attack the young of the Grubseals. The Grubseals defend themselves and their young by head butting their enemies. The young stay with their mother for up to 5 years before departing. The Grinback, Mudfairy and Red-eyed Grubseal can also be found in the swamps of coastel-Armland, they got here by river. They are very clumsy on land but are absolutely gracefull in the ocean.

Groundgulls Priapo's (these can also be found in coastel Armland)

Some other families of Kulanuwa:

Logfish    Teabagfish    Orb-ball fish

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you