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Description
1 : Caribou

2 : Polar hare and other rodents

3 : Grey sea-sloth

4 : Greater siaga antelope

5 : Great sea-otter
Mangaenhydrus thalassensis

This is a very large species of otter found on the rocky coastlines of Polus. They are one of the main mammalian predators of the region. They grow up to 3.5 metres long and 200 kg and eat a wide variety of prey, ranging from molluscs, fish, birds, other mammals and carrion. They have paddle like back paws that aid in propelling them through the water.

6 : Boar walrus
Pontolis Polaris

This species of walrus, unlike their earthly counterparts, don’t have long tusks, though have large canines. They are one of the largest pinnipeds on the planet getting to 4-5 metres long and 2-4 tons. Bulls are up to 5 times larger than the females and are much more aggressive.

7 : Striped seal

8 : Grey seal

9 : Leopard seal

10 : Polar fox

11 : Brown seal

12 : Southern fur-seal

13 : Crabeater seal

14 : Sea birds

15 : Inland birds

Description
1 : Caribou

2 : Polar hare and other rodents

3 : Grey sea-sloth

4 : Greater siaga antelope

5 : Great sea-otter
Mangaenhydrus thalassensis

This is a very large species of otter found on the rocky coastlines of Polus. They are one of the main mammalian predators of the region. They grow up to 3.5 metres long and 200 kg and eat a wide variety of prey, ranging from molluscs, fish, birds, other mammals and carrion. They have paddle like back paws that aid in propelling them through the water.

6 : Boar walrus
Pontolis Polaris

This species of walrus, unlike their earthly counterparts, don’t have long tusks, though have large canines. They are one of the largest pinnipeds on the planet getting to 4-5 metres long and 2-4 tons. Bulls are up to 5 times larger than the females and are much more aggressive.

7 : Striped seal

8 : Grey seal

9 : Leopard seal

10 : Polar fox

11 : Brown seal

12 : Southern fur-seal

13 : Crabeater seal

14 : Sea birds

15 : Inland birds