Lizard-593-N

Lizard-593-N

Astrographical Info

Axial Tilt	85°
Class	Terrestrial Exoplanet * Mega-Earth
Diameter	26,628 km
Gravity	2.89 g (28.3412185 m/s²)
Mass	12.532 Earths
Suns	1

Orbital

Galaxy	Elkska Galaxy
Orbital Period	3.77 years
Rotation Period	14h 56m
Semimajor Axis	2.8 AU
Solar Day	15h 1m
System	Lizard-593 System

Atmosphere

Atmospheric Composition	He, O2, Ne, N2
Atmospheric Pressure	0.98 atm
Temperature	35.6℃

Surface

Major Moons	*Mutaturn *Guthyke *Tomavis *Resyke *Nayayama *Yolnoria *Donope.
Moons	54
Sea Composition	H2O, Zn2+, CO3-
Terrain	Jungle
Water State	Liquid

Other

Affiliation	Lizards
Atmosphere Color	Cyan
Atmosphere Toxicity	Breathable
Climate	Humid
Density	7.6704 g/cm³
Government	Stable (Lizards)

Lizard-593-N, an extrasolar planet exhibiting Earth-like habitability, resides within the Lizard-593 System. This celestial body is the fourth planet to orbit the F6.8 V Main Sequence star, with its orbital distance measured at 2.8 astronomical units, equivalent to 418.9 million kilometers. Lizard-593-N shares its stellar neighborhood with its sister planet, Lizard-593-Y, along with Lizard-593-U, Lizard-593-K, Lizard-593-O, and two additional celestial bodies whose designations remain undisclosed. The planet is situated at a distance of 2.7 light-years, or 25.54 trillion kilometers, from Lizard-953-E. Its diameter is precisely double that of Earth, and its mass approximates twelve times that of our home planet. Consequently, the gravitational pull on Lizard-593-N is 189% greater than Earth's, despite possessing a considerably less dense atmosphere attributed to the prevalence of light gases. The planetary skyscape of Lizard-593-N frequently showcases two or even three of its moons simultaneously, contingent upon their orbital positions. This configuration results in solar eclipses occurring with near-daily regularity.

History

The geological and biological history of Lizard-593-N spans approximately 3.34 billion years and is marked by dramatic climatic shifts, tectonic upheavals, mass extinctions, and evolutionary bursts shaped by the planet's high gravity, volatile-rich oceans, and lingering effects of its origin as a stripped gas giant core.

Key events include the Adojen Ice Age 1.9 billion years ago and the Ifesei Extinction 1.8 billion years ago, both occurring during the planet's early stabilization phase after envelope loss. Around 874 million years ago, the Foch Global Warming dramatically altered atmospheric chemistry, while the Ogruj Tectonic Event 2.3 billion years ago reshaped continental configurations across what are now the seven continents.

The Lutiuc Global Warming 566 million years ago and the Yoja Eruption 411 million years ago further intensified greenhouse conditions and volcanic outgassing, contributing to the deposition of zinc-carbonate-rich layers in the global ocean E'i. The Ticufi Beach Formation 447 million years ago created extensive mineralized coastal plains that still influence modern shorelines. More recent events include the Uqefru Extinction 896 million years ago and the Cineq Desert Formation 867,000 years ago, which expanded arid zones on several continents.

Impact events such as the Edu Impact 177,000 years ago, the Opilux Impact 453,000 years ago, and the Axex Impact 474,000 years ago left visible craters and triggered localized climate disruptions. Evolutionary milestones include the Okoaoho Evolutionary Explosion 434,000 years ago, a rapid diversification of life adapted to high gravity and low-light conditions, and the Welaislo Era 556 million years ago, during which complex multicellular organisms first proliferated. The Uloq Era (102,000 years ago) and Roaho Era (94,000 years ago) represent periods of cultural and technological emergence among early Lizardian societies. The Inige Tectonic Event 724,000 years ago caused significant continental drift, while the Lutiuc Global Warming and subsequent cooling phases helped establish the current seasonal cycle of Hej, Ibuhir, Gogig, and Bewisti.

Rings

Lizard-593-N is distinguished by a remarkable yet fragile ring system, characterized by slender, dusty bands that bear a striking resemblance to those of Uranus in terms of their configuration and visual aspect. These rings originated during the planet's tumultuous transformation from a gas giant to its current state as a stripped-core entity.

They are composed predominantly of minute dust particles, dark rocky detritus, and icy fragments that are remnants of disintegrated moons and the eroded original planetary envelope. These constituent elements are dispersed across several narrow, faintly stratified bands. In contrast to the luminous, icy rings of Saturn, these dusty rings exhibit a low albedo, presenting as understated, dark-gray to charcoal-colored arcs when observed from orbit or perceived through apertures in the planet's dense atmospheric haze. They frequently capture and refract diffused starlight, generating faint, spectral luminescence or slender, illuminated streaks against the backdrop of the planet's cyan-blue disk. For the indigenous population of Lizard-593-N, the rings function as both a visual chronicle of their planet's cataclysmic astrophysical past and a subtle astronomical reference point.

Their progressive alterations in visibility and orientation—influenced by the planet's 14.9-hour rotation and the gravitational forces exerted by its seven principal moons—historically facilitated the refinement of early chronometric systems based on lunar cycles prior to the establishment of the standardized Lizardian calendar. Within cultural and religious narratives, the rings are conventionally referred to as the “Crown of the Old Giant” or the “Shattered Veil,” embodying concepts of both lost magnificence and persistent fortitude.

Their narrow, dusty nature is mirrored in artistic conventions, such as the fine linear designs integrated into Thopej patch garments worn in Puq or incorporated into banded architectural elements throughout Foci and Guthun. Even within the framework of the contemporary unified Lizardian calendar (comprising 12 months and 409 days annually, covering approximately 9006–9537 CE), specific traditional festivals and commemorations continue to align with periods of heightened ring visibility or conjunctions with the major moons. In an environment where direct solar illumination is consistently obscured by thick cloud cover and atmospheric pollution,

Moons

Lizard-593-N is orbited by 54 moons, seven of which are major bodies that have exerted a profound and lasting influence on the cultures, mythologies, and daily lives of the planet's inhabitants. These satellites are remnants of the planet's ancient past as a gas giant, and their visible presence through occasional breaks in the dense, smog-shrouded cloud layer serves as one of the few consistent celestial references in an otherwise perpetually dim twilight sky.

The seven major moons — Mutaturn, Guthyke, Tomavis, Resyke, Nayayama, Yolnoria, and Donope — appear as hazy, glowing disks or diffuse bands of light. Because stellar illumination is heavily scattered by the thick helium-rich atmosphere, the moons often provide the brightest and most reliable sources of light during both the slightly brighter “day” and the deeper “night” phases of the 17.72-hour rotation cycle. Their predictable orbits and alignments have long functioned as natural calendars, navigational beacons, and objects of religious and philosophical significance across the seven continents.

In the shared cultural imagination of Lizard-593-N's societies, the moons are frequently personified as the “Seven Watchers” or “Children of the Old Giant,” directly referencing the planet's chthonian origins. Tidal forces from these moons are credited in folklore with stirring the waters of the single global ocean E'i and modulating the four seasons — Hej (hot), Ibuhir (cool), Gogig (cold), and Bewisti (warm). Coastal and agricultural communities time festivals, fishing expeditions, planting cycles, and major communal gatherings to lunar synodic periods and conjunctions.

Individual moons have inspired distinct cultural motifs:

• Mutaturn, the innermost and most volcanically active, symbolizes fire, authority, and cyclical renewal. Its influence is especially evident in the command-oriented vocabulary and imperial rituals of Puq and Lub.
• Guthyke and Tomavis, both Aquaria-class moons with thick water-vapor envelopes, represent fertility, hidden depths, and emotional complexity. Their hazy appearance is echoed in the layered clothing styles and beauty standards of Iutiwo and Evoca.
• Resyke and Nayayama, larger Neptune-like bodies with banded cloud systems, embody endurance, cyclical change, and philosophical reflection. They feature prominently in the contemplative traditions of the Federation of Sleeping and the Guthun Union.
• Yolnoria and Donope, the more distant and stable moons, are associated with constancy, exploration, and the search for clarity beyond the smog. They hold special importance in the scientific and exploratory ideologies of the Universal Discovery Union of Ekreg and the Alud Treaty of Sun.

Linguistic evidence of the moons' cultural centrality appears across the ten major languages of the planet. Shared roots for terms meaning “moon,” “tide,” “glow,” and “watcher” exist in Sej, Ezoan, Oroma, and Nozimo, while certain ritual texts employ rarer syntactic structures (such as OSV or OVS) when describing lunar alignments or omens.

The moons have also deeply influenced timekeeping and calendrical systems. Prior to the modern era, most nations maintained their own calendars based primarily on observation of the Seven large moons and the planet's ring system. These early systems were often inaccurate, prone to drift, and riddled with regional discrepancies due to the challenges of observing through the thick smog. The modern Lizardian calendar, which was imposed across the planet by imperial decree under King Arynn of the Empire, replaced these fragmented systems. It adopts an identical structure to Earth's calendar, consisting of 12 months and exactly 409 days per year, and uses a common era (CE) reckoning. The epoch of this calendar is traditionally set at the year of King Arynn's expedition into an unexplored ruin, where he discovered an ancient sacred orb said to precisely predict time. Present-day events on Lizard-593-N occur roughly between Lizardian years 9006 CE and 9537 CE. Even under this standardized imperial calendar, lunar observations of the major moons continue to play a vital role in determining religious festivals, seasonal adjustments, and agricultural planning, with many local traditions still aligning important events to lunar phases and conjunctions.

Architectural and social structures have also been shaped by the moons. Circular and banded building designs in Puq and Foci reflect the cloud patterns of Resyke and Nayayama, while the large multi-family households common in Evoca are sometimes likened metaphorically to the gravitational binding of the moon system to the parent planet. In regions where particular moons shine more brightly during the dim night phase, public gatherings, storytelling, and communal decision-making intensify, strengthening social cohesion under the high 2.87 g gravity.

Fauna

Lizard-593-N hosts a wide variety of fauna specially adapted to high gravity, perpetual twilight, and the zinc-rich environment. The following species represent some of the most notable examples:

• Iwe: An elegant, solitary oceanic predator distinguished by its large size (up to 15 ft long), brown scales, dark purple spines, protective shell, blunt horns, and two fins. It is long-lived (up to 97 years), lays only 9 eggs in a lifetime, and produces high chirps and very low whistles. Diet consists of fish scales, herbs, and lilies.
• Wobut: A small (1 ft 9 in tall) arboreal species notable for its cat-like face, long fur, dark teal back, and shell. It lives in colonies, lays 15 eggs per lifetime, and is distinguished by its high grunt vocalization. It feeds primarily on fruit and insects.
• Kric: A strong, tree-dwelling pack hunter characterized by red skin, six legs, four arms, boney spines, green ears, and blunt horns. Currently endangered, it lives up to 66 years, produces 19 eggs every 30 months, and is known for its very low bleat and high grunt calls. It hunts red meat and berries.
• Exil: A freshwater species distinguished by having four light purple eyes, boney spines, red hair, and an IQ of 81. It grows to 4 ft 6 in long, lives alone, and produces 100 offspring every 22 months. It emits a very low hoot and feeds on worms and leaves.
• Epidic: A large (8 ft 9 in long) land herbivore notable for its 100 legs, four arms, yellow fur, indigo back, and boney spines. With an IQ of 91 and a lifespan up to 92 years, it lives in small packs, lays 2 eggs every 20 months, and is vulnerable. It produces very high shrieks and snorts while grazing on grass, nuts, and leaves.
• Uonuqig: A tiny (0.3 in long) flying insectoid distinguished by long wings, wide belly, dark red lines on its antennae, and immunity to 59% of diseases. It lives in small colonies, lays 7 eggs in a lifetime, and makes high trills and very high clicks. It feeds on leaves and animal skin.
• Oliq: A strange land bird-like species with dark green feathers, a mane of feathers, dark orange wing stripes, and the ability to control dark and light magic. It lives in flocks, lays 3 eggs in a lifetime, and is known for very high clangs and squawks.
• Yihove: A tame underground species distinguished by dark indigo feathers, a mane of feathers, dark teal ears, and six sharp canines. It lives in colonies, produces 100 eggs in a lifetime, and makes a low caw. Its diet includes birds, nuts, and dirt.
• Nalew: A small (3 in long) solitary insectoid notable for its eight brown eyes, boney head, large abdomen, and tender antennae. It lays 100 eggs in a lifetime and produces a distinctive rattle sound while feeding on leaves and insects.
• Etrud: An elegant tree-dwelling species with hot pink body, boney spines, light purple belly stripes, long legs, and a scaly tail. It lays 10 eggs every 29 months and emits a low roar. Its diet consists of grass and insects.
• Uwu: A tiny (0.8 in long) species distinguished by its 100 legs, boney back, wide abdomen, short pincers, and average IQ of 79. It makes very high trills and buzzes while feeding on fruit, insects, and tree bark.
• Hawi: A massive (18 ft tall) violent land predator notable for orange fur, retractable claws, thick light yellow hair, and an IQ of 86. It lives alone, lays 10 eggs in a lifetime, and produces low chirps while consuming grass, animal skin, and tree bark.
• Pis: A freshwater species distinguished by purple scales, four black eyes, a shell, long fins, and a notably low IQ of 40. It produces 100 eggs in a lifetime and makes singpop and high purr sounds while feeding on fish scales, herbs, and minerals.
• Ejegoj: A tall (18 ft) weak tree-dweller with dark brown fur, retractable claws, tan forearm scales, blunt horns, and short hair. It is threatened, lives alone, lays only 3 eggs in a lifetime, and vocalizes with howls and croaks. Its diet includes birds, insects, and bones.
• Ula: A violent colonial tree species with dark purple scales, light pink belly scales, long hair, boney spines, and a low IQ of 33. It produces 100 offspring in a lifetime and makes very low croaks while eating fruit, herbs, and bones.
• Lez: An elegant oceanic species with dark indigo scales, light red back stripes, long fins, and a scaly tail. It lives in schools, produces 9 offspring every 4 months, and makes very low grunts and low hoots while feeding on fish and leaves.
• Qimib: A strong underground colonial species distinguished by six arms, dark teal hair, long legs, and immunity to 99% of diseases. It lays 9 eggs every 20 months and produces very high snarls while eating grass, rodents, and wood.
• Elohe: A weak underground bird-like species with dark yellow feathers, a mane of feathers, brown leg stripes, and the ability to control dark and light magic. It lives in colonies, lays 16 eggs every 14 months, and makes very low calls.
• Ufapol: A tiny (0.1 in tall) calm species notable for six light indigo eyes, long wings, small abdomen, and sharp pincers with an average IQ of 55. It lays 11 eggs in a lifetime and produces high squeaks and very high buzzes while feeding on grass and herbs.
• Wuhuse: An elegant oceanic species with dark blue scales, four gray eyes, boney spines, purple spines, and an IQ of 53. It is vulnerable, lives in small colonies, lays 8 offspring in a lifetime, and makes singpop and low grunt sounds.
• Ekebu: A river/lake species distinguished by dark brown scales, eight tan eyes, a shell, blue hair, and very small ears. It is threatened, lays 5 offspring in a lifetime, and produces high clicks while eating fish and herbs.
• Nekepi: A weak tree-dwelling species with tan feathers, long claws, tan hair, and the ability to control dark magic. It is threatened, lives in colonies, lays 9 eggs in a lifetime, and makes very high caws while feeding on worms and herbs.
• Xif: A tame land bird distinguished by dark violet feathers, black leg stripes, long legs, and a notably low IQ of 30. It lives in colonies, lays 20 eggs every 6 months, and produces very low hisses and low clangs.
• Uvas: A small (2 in tall) strong colonial insectoid with a dark green exoskeleton, six hot pink eyes, long wings, and dark red head stripes. It lays 6 eggs in a lifetime and makes chirps and high clicks while eating grass and berries.
• Obra: A calm freshwater species with dark brown scales, eight light red eyes, a shell, and immunity to 75% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 13 offspring in a lifetime, and makes low barks and very low hums while feeding on plankton, berries, and bones.
• Ebevek: A weak land bird-like species with light pink feathers, boney spines, light brown ears, and thin hair. It lives in flocks, lays 11 offspring in a lifetime, and makes hoots while eating worms, insect larva, and wood.
• Uicuq: An elegant long-lived oceanic species (up to 107 years) with orange scales, light red head stripes, a shell, and immunity to 50% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 13 offspring in a lifetime, and makes high clicks while feeding on algae, herbs, and driftwood.
• Oufoza: A violent tiny (0.6 in tall) colonial insectoid with a yellow exoskeleton, three indigo eyes, long wings, long antennae, and immunity to 38% of diseases. It lays 17 eggs in a lifetime and produces very high rattles and chirps while eating fruit and insect larva.
• Nusi: A calm, solitary land species distinguished by teal skin, retractable claws, dark brown leg stripes, short fur, and immunity to 50% of diseases. It grows to 1 ft 2 in, lives up to 31 years, lays 20 eggs in a lifetime, and makes a high braw while feeding on leaves and crustaceans.
• Ekabraw: A violent land bird with orange feathers, boney spines, dark orange head stripes, a tail, and long legs. It grows to 2 ft 7 in, lives in small colonies, produces 6 offspring every 33 months, and is known for its chuckle vocalization.
• Ica: A violent river/lake species with light teal scales, four light purple eyes, six legs, boney spines, and blunt horns. It is threatened, lays 5 eggs in a lifetime, and produces very high grunts and very low clicks while eating fish and zooplankton.
• Utula: A strong land bird distinguished by dark purple feathers, six wings, boney spines, and blue wing stripes. It lives in large flocks, produces 50 eggs every 6 months, and makes low clangs.
• Uslefrek: A tame, long-lived (up to 91 years) underground species with light red body, four legs, four arms, pointed horns, and four ears. It lives in large packs, lays 7 eggs in a lifetime, and produces very high snorts and high clicks while eating red meat and nuts.
• Ola: A tiny (0.7 in) elegant land insectoid with indigo body, four dark indigo eyes, 50 legs, wide wings, and small pincers. It lays 100 eggs in a lifetime and makes very high squeaks and buzzes while feeding on birds and animal skin.
• Poriv: A strong river/lake species with dark teal scales, boney spines, violet head stripes, four sharp teeth, and a scaly tail. It lives in large schools, produces 50 eggs every 8 months, and makes clicks and low whistles.
• Emidav: A violent oceanic species with white scales, a shell, indigo hair, and a scaly tail. It is vulnerable, lives in large colonies, produces 20 offspring every 28 months, and vocalizes with grunts and very low hums while eating worms and leaves.
• Fehen: A tiny (0.2 in) calm insectoid with light brown exoskeleton, four light blue eyes, 100 legs, wide wings, and thick antennae. It lives in small colonies, lays 7 eggs every 34 months, and makes very high clicks and buzzes.
• Astashe: A weak tree-dwelling species with dark yellow feathers, boney spines, light pink hair, six sharp canines, and a tail. It lives in colonies, produces 10 offspring every 9 months, and makes very low honks and caws while eating fruit and insects.
• Exixa: A violent tree species reaching 17 ft long with dark violet skin, four arms, a shell, pointed horns, and four ears. It lives in small colonies, lays 7 eggs every 14 months, and makes high trumpets while feeding on leaves, nuts, and roots.
• Ozati: An elegant oceanic species with dark red scales, four yellow eyes, a shell, tan fin stripes, and pointed horns. It is threatened, lives in colonies, produces 4 offspring every 34 months, and makes groans while eating worms, zooplankton, and lilies.
• Apeke: A strange underground species with green body, boney spines, green head scales, long arms, and immunity to 25% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 9 offspring every 18 months, and makes high squeaks and very high bellows.
• Dikom: A violent tree bird distinguished by dark violet feathers, boney spines, light violet spines, and the ability to control dark and light magic. It lives in small flocks, lays 4 offspring in a lifetime, and produces quacks and screeches.
• Bipali: A weak tree bird with light pink feathers, long claws, dark purple leg scales, and the ability to control light magic plus immunity to 75% of diseases. It lives in large colonies and makes high calls.
• Gutiv: A calm land species with red body, six legs, six arms, a shell, hot pink body stripes, and pointy ears. It lives up to 125 years, produces 19 eggs every 3 months, and makes high snorts and high grunts.
• Ijeke: A calm tree bird with light teal feathers, four wings, boney spines, and pointed horns. It lives in flocks, lays 8 eggs every 13 months, and makes clangs and low screeches.
• Izotib: A weak oceanic species with light violet scales, boney spines, and pointed horns. It produces 3 offspring in a lifetime and makes very high chirps.
• Jigui: A tame underground bird with teal feathers, a mane of feathers, dark green leg scales, and immunity to 99% of diseases. It lives alone, lays 14 eggs in a lifetime, and makes very high caws.
• Xugohuo: A strange small (2 in) colonial insectoid with dark red exoskeleton, eight legs, two arms, thin wings, long legs, and big pincers. It makes very high trills while feeding on leaves, insect larva, and roots.
• Zupicu: A tiny (0.4 in) elegant insectoid with white body, three dark blue eyes, eight legs, long wings, and large abdomen. It lays only 1 egg every 20 months and makes squeaks and high buzzes.
• Ehath: A weak oceanic species with red scales, high IQ (109), and four sharp teeth. It lives in small schools, produces 19 offspring every 7 months, and makes grunts.
• Utrich: A strong tree bird with light orange feathers, long claws, and high IQ (102). It lives in small flocks, produces 11 offspring every 12 months, and makes calls.
• Tesoxa: A violent oceanic species with light purple scales, eight light gray eyes, a shell, and immunity to 75% of diseases. It makes very high purrs and hoots.
• Grusibo: A violent oceanic species with light brown scales, a shell, indigo hair, and low IQ (34). It is threatened, produces 50 offspring in a lifetime, and makes high grunts.
• Isoq: A strange river/lake species with dark violet scales, eight light indigo eyes, boney spines, and six sharp teeth. It produces 100 offspring in a lifetime and makes low growls and grunts.
• Edozer: An elegant river/lake species with indigo scales, eight dark green eyes, a shell, and smooth tail. It is threatened and makes very high growls and high whistles.
• Jixi: A strange river/lake species with light violet scales, six legs, a shell, and IQ of 68. It makes very high hums and purrs.
• Cesucu: An elegant river/lake species with black scales, boney spines, dark violet spines, and pointed horns. It makes high whistles.
• Uhace: A violent tiny (1 in) colonial insectoid with gray body, four dark red eyes, and light orange back stripes. It produces only 1 offspring in a lifetime and makes high trills and very high chirps.
• Itrechag: A tame tree bird with light blue feathers, boney spines, and immunity to 50% of diseases. It lives in flocks and makes low hisses.
• Fawa: A weak tiny (3 in) species with light yellow body, large head, and light blue abdominal stripes. It makes squeaks.
• Ohoho: A violent river/lake species with teal scales, eight light gray eyes, and boney spines. It produces 100 offspring every 33 months and makes high growls.
• Iliqa: A calm tiny (3 in) colonial insectoid with dark blue body, eight legs, wide wings, and big pincers. It makes very high rattles and chirps.
• Fianuze: A weak tiny (0.9 in) colonial insectoid with dark red exoskeleton, five light pink eyes, and 50 legs. It makes very high chirps.
• Ecuhu: A strange tiny (0.4 in) colonial insectoid with tan exoskeleton, big pincers, and tender antennae. It produces 50 offspring every 11 months and makes very high buzzes and high squeaks.
• Ojuzem: A strong underground species with light brown skin, a mane, purple hair, and four ears. It makes bleats and very high braws.
• Kupej: A strong tree bird distinguished by dark purple feathers, long claws, blue leg scales, and the ability to control dark and light magic plus immunity to 50% of diseases. It lives in large colonies and makes very low hoots.
• Somepe: A strong river/lake species with light red scales, four dark teal eyes, a shell, and IQ of 74. It makes high grunts.
• Tafoke: A tame land bird with light green feathers, a mane of feathers, and the ability to control dark and light magic. It makes quacks and very high hoots.
• Ushi: A weak tree bird with dark red feathers, boney spines, brown body scales, and the ability to control dark magic. It makes high chuckles and low calls.
• Okoces: A violent river/lake species with dark teal scales, eight brown eyes, and boney spines. It is threatened and makes very high hums and low hoots.
• Wotute: An elegant, exceptionally long-lived (up to 131 years) tree bird with hot pink feathers, a mane of feathers, and long legs. It makes high coos.
• Uovubeod: A calm tree species reaching 18 ft long with light violet body, boney spines, and straight ears. It makes very low braws and snarls.
• Zasetri: A strange land bird with violet feathers, a mane of feathers, black spines, and four sharp canines. It makes quacks.
• Them: An elegant tree bird with red feathers, high IQ (103), and a mane of feathers. It makes high quacks.
• Bez: A tame tiny (1 in) colonial insectoid with dark red body and yellow leg spots. It is threatened and makes high trills.
• Erado: A violent river/lake species with light yellow scales and blunt horns. It makes purrs.
• Oxumi: A strong tree species with green scales, retractable claws, and low IQ (36). It makes low squeaks and very high shrieks.
• Fith: A tame oceanic species with light teal scales, eight light teal eyes, and a shell. It makes very high singpops and low clicks.
• Fox: A weak tiny (2 in) species with light gray body and boney belly. It makes buzzes.
• Estap: An elegant tree bird with pink feathers, long claws, and four sharp canines. It makes very low quacks.
• Axuju: A violent tiny (1 in) colonial insectoid with orange exoskeleton and red belly spots. It makes high rattles and chirps.
• Zoq: A tame tree bird with light red feathers, a mane of feathers, and a tail. It makes high hoots.
• Acow: A strong colonial land bird distinguished by light green feathers, four wings, boney spines, yellow rough hair, and a tail. It grows to 1 ft 7 in, produces 50 eggs every 36 months, lives in colonies, and makes very low hoots and low caws while feeding on animal skin and herbs.
• Ecukri: A weak tree-dwelling bird with dark yellow feathers, four wings, boney spines, light indigo spines, and short feathers. It grows to 4 ft 10 in, lives in large colonies, lays 11 offspring in a lifetime, and vocalizes with low caws and quacks while eating fish, rodents, and ants.
• Ibriha: A weak river/lake species with dark brown scales, five light green eyes, six legs, boney spines, and tan hair. It has an IQ of 75, produces 17 offspring every 32 months, lives in colonies, and makes singpop sounds while feeding on algae and herbs.
• Mok: A strange tiny (1 in long) solitary insectoid with dark yellow exoskeleton, three light teal eyes, six legs, two arms, large wings, and sharp pincers. It lives alone, lays 12 offspring in a lifetime, and produces high buzzes and high clicks while eating fruit and nuts.
• Oaupi: A calm underground bird with violet feathers, four wings, a mane of feathers, tan spines, six sharp canines, and blunt horns. It lives in large flocks, produces 4 eggs every 5 months, and makes clucks and low chatters while feeding on fruit and crustaceans.
• Growura: An elegant river/lake species reaching 8 ft 3 in long with light brown scales, five light violet eyes, two fins, a shell, and hot pink spines. It lives alone, produces 50 eggs every 26 months, and makes very low singpops while eating plankton, herbs, and lilies.
• Xikalo: An elegant long-lived (up to 102 years) land species with red scales, four legs, a shell, red ear scales, a cat-like face, and pointy ears. It lives in small packs, produces 20 eggs every 20 months, and makes very low trills while feeding on fruit and insect larva.
• Eqiwe: A tame oceanic species with dark yellow scales, four light teal eyes, four fins, boney spines, and red spines. It lives in large schools, produces 11 eggs every 21 months, and makes very low singpops and low barks while eating fish scales and berries.
• Gag: A calm underground species with dark yellow scales, two light teal eyes, four arms, long nails, light blue hair, and high IQ (102). It lives alone, lays only 1 egg every 24 months, and is threatened. It makes very high roars and barks while feeding on leaves and herbs.
• Rihaab: An elegant river/lake species with hot pink scales, four violet eyes, two legs, boney spines, light teal fin scales, and a scaly tail. It lives alone, produces 15 offspring every 8 months, and makes very high barks while eating fish scales, berries, and minerals.
• Dajo: A strong underground bird with green feathers, four wings, long claws, tan hair, six dull canines, and IQ of 46. It lives in flocks, lays 50 eggs in a lifetime, and makes hisses and low honks while eating fish and leaves.
• Rust: A strong oceanic species reaching 16 ft long with light orange scales, four light teal eyes, two fins, boney spines, and red body scales. It lives in small colonies, produces 5 offspring in a lifetime, and makes grunts and high clicks while feeding on algae, leaves, and minerals.
• Qudotre: A tame oceanic species with light yellow scales, four dark indigo eyes, two legs, boney spines, green body stripes, and immunity to 50% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 6 eggs every 23 months, and makes very low barks and low purrs while eating worms, herbs, and sand.
• Zel: A tame river/lake species with orange scales, two white eyes, four fins, boney spines, purple back scales, and IQ of 59. It lives in large colonies, produces 50 eggs in a lifetime, and makes growls and low hoots while eating algae, crustaceans, and lilies.
• Meshul: A tame tree bird with light red feathers, two dark violet eyes, two wings, long claws, black hair, and IQ of 71. It lives in flocks, produces 100 eggs in a lifetime, and makes high screeches while eating animal skin and leaves.
• Ucedo: A calm long-lived (up to 81 years) land bird with light yellow feathers, four wings, boney spines, teal leg stripes, and two dull canines. It lives in small colonies, lays 6 eggs in a lifetime, and makes very low coos and very low clangs while feeding on worms, herbs, and dirt.
• Inidu: A weak oceanic species reaching 17 ft long with gray scales, two indigo eyes, four legs, a shell, light indigo hair, and a scaly tail. It lives in small colonies, produces 19 offspring every 15 months, and makes high grunts and low growls while eating worms, berries, and minerals.
• Pucetu: A calm oceanic species with light brown scales, four light violet eyes, two fins, a shell, light yellow spines, and IQ of 60. It lives in small colonies, produces 4 eggs every 17 months, and makes very low hums while eating algae and berries.
• Wupo: A tame river/lake species with dark red scales, three dark purple eyes, six legs, boney spines, dark purple spines, and immunity to 99% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 4 eggs every 20 months, and makes very high chirps while eating plankton, crustaceans, and sand.
• Iheceh: A violent underground bird with light orange feathers, four wings, a mane of feathers, light green spines, and the ability to control dark and light magic plus IQ of 86. It lives in flocks, produces 50 offspring every month, and makes chatters and low quacks while eating leaves and insects.
• Uku: A strong tree species with dark purple scales, four legs, two arms, long nails, dark brown ears, and immunity to 25% of diseases. It lives alone, produces 50 offspring every 32 months, and makes very high croaks and very low grunts while feeding on leaves and herbs.
• Isebish: A tame oceanic species with light red scales, two blue eyes, two legs, boney spines, red body stripes, and immunity to 99% of diseases. It lives in small colonies, produces 20 eggs in a lifetime, and makes very low whistles and low hums while eating algae, zooplankton, and lilies.
• Exu: A tame oceanic species with yellow scales, four light blue eyes, two fins, boney spines, indigo spines, and blunt horns. It lives alone, produces 50 eggs every 7 months, and makes groans and singpops while eating fish, leaves, and minerals.

Flora

Okraben tree

The Okraben tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Okraben can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 35 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin angular trunk. It is covered in crimson bark. Inside, the hard wood is red. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light blue, and angular. The flowers on the tree blossom in early spring. The flowers are red and have 9 sickle shaped petals. The tree produces a small teal circle fruit that grows in the middle of spring. It is called the Okraben fruit. The skin of it is inedible, tough, smooth,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is edible, tough, rough, chewy,, and wet. It has multiple small seeds on the end of it. The seeds are inedible, soft, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a rich version of a nectarine. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with moss and flowers between them.

Qod flower

The Qod flower is a rare flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Qod can be found in severely wet regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 12" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in late spring. The flower has a mess of about 40 bent, light red, sickle shaped petals, a red central disc, and crimson seeds. The petals have purple dots on the middle layer. The flower is not delicate. It is pollinated by the wind and hope. It only blooms for one day.

Pil flower

The Pil flower is a very rare flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Pil can be found in very dry regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 3" tall. The flower is about 4" wide. It blooms in the middle of spring. The flower has a mess of about 70 angular, light orange, round petals, an orange central disc, and dark brown seeds. The flower is very delicate. It is self-pollenated.

Itobu bush

The Itobu bush is a common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Itobu can be found in very wet regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 1'2" tall. It lives to be over 1000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 1656 years old. The branches are light gray. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are green and have 8 pointed petals.

E'uxuv bush

The E'uxuv bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The E'uxuv can be found in severely hot regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 8" tall. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3711 years old. The branches are light pink. The leaves are light green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are red and have 10 circle petals.

Fiqis bush

The Fiqis bush is a common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Fiqis can be found in hot regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 1'3" tall. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 552 years old. The branches are dark violet. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are purple and have 6 sickle shaped petals.

Ojesi tree

The Ojesi tree is a very common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Ojesi can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 20 feet. It lives to be over 200 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 278 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a smooth straight trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the tough wood is red. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light pink, and wavy. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are red and have 5 round petals. The tree produces large crimson nuts in late fall.. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with a brush and grass between them.

Agixuz bush

The Agixuz bush is a very common bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Agixuz can be found in severely wet regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 7'12" tall. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 173 years old. The branches are dark red. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are yellow and have 5 round petals.

Uzi tree

The Uzi tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Uzi can be found in very hot regions. It grows to be about 50 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 56 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly angular trunk. It is covered in orange bark. Inside, the smooth wood is dark brown. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, tan, and wavy. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are red and have 6 oval petals. The tree produces a light brown circle fruit that grows in the middle of spring. It is called the Uzi fruit. The skin of it is edible, soft, smooth, chewy,, and wet. The flesh on the inside is inedible, tough, smooth, chewy,, and wet. It has a large dark brown seed in the middle of it.The seed is edible, tough, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a rich version of a cranberry, and a strawberry mixed together. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with nothing and flowers between them.

Ekru tree

The Ekru tree is a common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Ekru can be found in very dry regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 175 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a branched angular trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the tough wood is orange. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, brown, and curved. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 6 round petals. The tree produces a light violet oval fruit that grows in late fall. It is called the Ekru fruit. The skin of it is inedible, soft, rough, chewy,, and wet. The flesh on the inside is inedible, tough, smooth,, and wet. It has multiple small seeds on the end of it. The seeds are inedible, soft, smooth, and dry. The fruit tastes like a salty version of a cherry. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with bushes and ferns between them.

Oworin tree

The Oworin tree is a common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Oworin can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 60 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a rough straight trunk. It is covered in red bark. Inside, the smooth wood is black. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, light green, and curved. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with nothing between them.

Kapexa flower

The Kapexa flower is a very common flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Kapexa can be found in hot regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 4" tall. The flower is about 2" wide. It blooms in the middle of fall. The flower has a mess of about 90 wavy, light red, circle petals, an orange central disc, and burgundy seeds. The flower is kind of delicate. It is pollenated by the wind and hope.

Lel bush

The Lel bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Lel can be found in very wet regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 9'8" tall. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5661 years old. The branches are indigo. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are green and have 9 pointed petals.

Ewacoc flower

The Ewacoc flower is a common flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Ewacoc can be found in very dry regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 7" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in early fall. The flower has a mess of about 60 curved, dark red, pointed petals, a dark brown central disc, and burgundy seeds. The flower is not delicate. It is self-pollenated.

Zacuar tree

The Zacuar tree is a common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Zacuar can be found in dry regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 151 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a sturdy angular trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the tough wood is orange. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, gray, and wavy. The flowers on the tree blossom in early spring. The flowers are purple and have 9 pointed petals. The tree produces large orange nuts in the middle of spring.. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with moss and grass between them.

Stafel tree

The Stafel tree is a very rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Stafel can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 10 feet. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 193 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a weak angular trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the smooth wood is black. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, dark teal, and bent. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are purple and have 9 pointed petals. The tree produces a large teal circle fruit that grows in early fall. It is called the Esutu. The skin of it is inedible, tough, smooth, chewy,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is edible, soft, smooth, chewy,, and wet. It has a small burgundy seed in the middle of it.The seed is edible, soft, rough, and wet. The fruit tastes like an apricot. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with nothing and grass between them.

Miurife bush

The Miurife bush is a common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Miurife can be found in very dry regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 9'8" tall. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 377 years old. The branches are dark violet. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 9 oval petals.

Igof tree

The Igof tree is a very rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Igof can be found in severely wet regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 386 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a stocky angular trunk. It is covered in tan bark. Inside, the soft wood is red. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light violet, and straight. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with moss and grass between them.

Une'iw bush

The Une'iw bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Une'iw can be found in very hot regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 7'6" tall. It lives to be over 200 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 276 years old. The branches are brown. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 8 sickle shaped petals.

Repul tree

The Repul tree is a very common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Repul can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5666 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a thick wavy trunk. It is covered in red bark. Inside, the soft wood is brown. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, dark blue, and curved. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with a brush and grass between them.

Usuzoh flower

The Usuzoh flower is a very common flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Usuzoh can be found in cold regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 6" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in late spring. The flower has 4 straight, tan, pointed petals, a brown central disc, and burgundy seeds. The flower is not delicate. It is self-pollenated. It only blooms for one day.

Datrun flower

The Datrun flower is a very rare flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Datrun can be found in severely hot regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 1" tall. The flower is about 1" wide. It blooms in the middle of spring. The flower has 6 angular, green, sickle shaped petals, a dark brown central disc, and burgundy seeds. The petals have pink dots on the bottom layer. The flower is not delicate. It is pollenated by the wind and hope. It only blooms at night.

Nolika bush

The Nolika bush is a rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Nolika can be found in dry regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 3'10" tall. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3915 years old. The branches are light indigo. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are blue and have 10 oval petals.

Uche bush

The Uche bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Uche can be found in very dry regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 6" tall. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 589 years old. The branches are dark red. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are red and have 8 pointed petals.

Slocev tree

The Slocev tree is a very rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Slocev can be found in very wet regions. It grows to be about 20 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 57 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin wavy trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the hard wood is red. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, light brown, and angular. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with moss and ferns between them.

Qokice bush

The Qokice bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Qokice can be found in wet regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 2" tall. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5884 years old. The branches are red. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are green and have 8 oval petals.

Utrimo tree

The Utrimo tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Utrimo can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3690 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a smooth straight trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the smooth wood is red. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, dark green, and straight. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with a brush and flowers between them.

Krazok tree

The Krazok tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Krazok can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 300 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3903 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a sturdy angular trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the tough wood is burgundy. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, brown, and angular. The flowers on the tree blossom in early spring. The flowers are blue and have 9 pointed petals. The tree produces a large green flat fruit that grows in early summer. It is called the Krazok fruit. The skin of it is inedible, soft, rough, chewy,, and wet. The flesh on the inside is edible, soft, rough,, and wet. It has multiple small seeds dotted all over it. The seeds are inedible, tough, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a sweet version of a kiwi. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with bushes and grass between them.

Uwoh flower

The Uwoh flower is a common flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Uwoh can be found in dry regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 9" tall. The flower is about 1" wide. It blooms in late summer. The flower has 8 angular, dark purple, pointed petals, a brown central disc, and tan seeds. The petals have blue stripes going horizontally The flower is not that delicate. It is pollenated by a species of animal. It only blooms for one day.

Ponica bush

The Ponica bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Ponica can be found in dry regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 11" tall. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 388 years old. The branches are light teal. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are orange and have 7 circle petals.

Ibufa tree

The Ibufa tree is a very common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Ibufa can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 584 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly wavy trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the hard wood is black. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, dark purple, and wavy. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with nothing between them.

Itredust bush

The Itredust bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Itredust can be found in cold regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 10'1" tall. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 566 years old. The branches are light violet. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 5 pointed petals.

Ste'uqe bush

The Ste'uqe bush is a very common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Ste'uqe can be found in very dry regions. It is very susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 12" tall. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 363 years old. The branches are tan. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are orange and have 9 pointed petals.

Uwa flower

The Uwa flower is a rare flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Uwa can be found in severely cold regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 9" tall. The flower is about 5" wide. It blooms in the middle of spring. The flower has 4 straight, purple, round petals, a red central disc, and brown seeds. The flower is very delicate. It is pollenated by a species of animal.

Owa tree

The Owa tree is a very rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Owa can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 300 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5805 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a sturdy curved trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the hard wood is black. The leaves on the tree are 4 pointed, white, and wavy. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 5 pointed petals. The tree produces large orange nuts in the middle of summer.. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with bushes and flowers between them.

Retaj flower

The Retaj flower is a very common flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Retaj can be found in wet regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 5" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in the middle of spring. The flower has a mess of about 100 curved, dark red, round petals, a red central disc, and brown seeds. The flower is not that delicate. It is self-pollenated. It only blooms for one day.

Hixow bush

The Hixow bush is a very common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Hixow can be found in severely dry regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 3'7" tall. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 599 years old. The branches are light purple. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are orange and have 10 round petals.

Itiqa bush

The Itiqa bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Itiqa can be found in hot regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 9" tall. It lives to be over 200 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 271 years old. The branches are orange. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are yellow and have 9 round petals.

Educ flower

The Educ flower is a rare flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Educ can be found in very dry regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 5" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in early winter. The flower has a mess of about 100 curved, dark orange, oval petals, a burgundy central disc, and crimson seeds. The petals have black dots on the higher layer. The flower is not delicate. It is pollinated by a species of flying insect.

Cuqil tree

The Cuqil tree is a very common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Cuqil can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 159 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin bent trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the hard wood is brown. The seeds form in a medium sized cones. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, dark orange, and curved. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with nothing between them.

Xic tree

The Xic tree is a very rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Xic can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 50 feet. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 35 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a stocky angular trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the hard wood is black. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, blue, and straight. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are blue and have 10 oval petals. The tree produces large tan nuts in late spring.. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with bushes and flowers between them.

Aku flower

The Aku flower is a common flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Aku can be found in very dry regions. It is very susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 8" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in late summer. The flower has a mess of about 70 straight, black, sickle shaped petals, a burgundy central disc, and black seeds. The petals have green dots on the bottom layer. The flower is kind of delicate. It is pollenated by the wind and hope. It only blooms at night.

Fugub bush

The Fugub bush is a very common bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Fugub can be found in cold regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 11" tall. It lives to be over 200 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 299 years old. The branches are light pink. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are yellow and have 5 pointed petals.

Gewof bush

The Gewof bush is a rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Gewof can be found in very wet regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 10'10" tall. It lives to be over 1000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 1696 years old. The branches are teal. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are purple and have 8 sickle shaped petals.

Kuxi tree

The Kuxi tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Kuxi can be found in very dry regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 371 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly bent trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the tough wood is black. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, tan, and curved. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are yellow and have 8 circle petals. The tree produces large red nuts in early spring.. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with nothing and flowers between them.

Peutix flower

The Peutix flower is a common flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Peutix can be found in very dry regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 7" tall. The flower is about 3" wide. It blooms in late fall. The flower has 10 curved, light orange, round petals, a red central disc, and dark brown seeds. The flower is kind of delicate. It is self-pollinated. It only blooms at night.

Igi tree

The Igi tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Igi can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 590 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a thick straight trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the smooth wood is brown. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light gray, and straight. The flowers on the tree blossom in early spring. The flowers are orange and have 6 round petals. The tree produces a small gray round fruit that grows in late spring. It is called the Awufe fruit. The skin of it is inedible, tough, smooth, chewy,, and wet. The flesh on the inside is inedible, soft, smooth,, and wet. It has a tan seed on the end of it.The seed is edible, soft, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a sweet version of a grape, and a blueberry mixed together. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with a brush and ferns between them.

Uafif flower

The Uafif flower is a common flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Uafif can be found in cold regions. It is very susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 3" tall. The flower is about 4" wide. It blooms in late fall. The flower has 5 wavy, orange, sickle shaped petals, a tan central disc, and brown seeds. The petals have black dots on the bottom layer. The flower is not that delicate. It is pollenated by a species of flying animal.

Ufo bush

The Ufo bush is a common bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Ufo can be found in very cold regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 11" tall. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 593 years old. The branches are indigo. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are yellow and have 8 pointed petals.

Hib tree

The Hib tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Hib can be found in severely wet regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 56 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a weak bent trunk. It is covered in crimson bark. Inside, the tough wood is black. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, red, and curved. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are orange and have 9 oval petals. The tree produces a red multiple dotted fruit that grows in early summer. It is called the Hib fruit. The skin of it is edible, tough, smooth, chewy,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is edible, tough, rough, chewy,, and wet. It has multiple seeds in the middle of it. The seeds are inedible, tough, smooth, and dry. The fruit tastes like a salty version of a pear. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with bushes and ferns between them.

Rafih tree

The Rafih tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Rafih can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 20 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5826 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a smooth angular trunk. It is covered in tan bark. Inside, the soft wood is burgundy. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, dark brown, and straight. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with nothing between them.

Tustush flower

The Tustush flower is a rare flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Tustush can be found in dry regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 5" tall. The flower is about 5" wide. It blooms in early summer. The flower has a mess of about 40 bent, dark purple, round petals, a crimson central disc, and red seeds. The petals have hot pink dots on the middle layer. The flower is very delicate. It is pollenated by a species of flying animal. It only blooms at night.

Naduw flower

The Naduw flower is a common flower. It is Annual (Grows, flowers and dies within one year). The Naduw can be found in wet regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 9" tall. The flower is about 4" wide. It blooms in late summer. The flower has 8 wavy, yellow, round petals, a tan central disc, and black seeds. The flower is kind of delicate. It is pollinated by a species of insect. It only blooms at night.

Osem tree

The Osem tree is a common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Osem can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5707 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin wavy trunk. It is covered in orange bark. Inside, the tough wood is dark brown. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, gray, and straight. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 10 round petals. The tree produces orange nuts in the middle of fall.. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with bushes and grass between them.

Rimoz tree

The Rimoz tree is a common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Rimoz can be found in severely wet regions. It grows to be about 10 feet. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 598 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin bent trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the hard wood is brown. The leaves on the tree are 4 pointed, red, and bent. The flowers on the tree blossom in early spring. The flowers are blue and have 7 sickle shaped petals. The tree produces a large light pink oval fruit that grows in early spring. It is called the Sasoxi. The skin of it is edible, soft, smooth, chewy,, and wet. The flesh on the inside is inedible, soft, rough,, and wet. It has multiple seeds dotted all over it. The seeds are edible, tough, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a grape. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with bushes and grass between them.

Odegi bush

The Odegi bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Odegi can be found in hot regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 10" tall. It lives to be over 1000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 1875 years old. The branches are light teal. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are purple and have 10 oval petals.

Otub tree

The Otub tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Otub can be found in very dry regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 574 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a smooth angular trunk. It is covered in orange bark. Inside, the soft wood is tan. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, light brown, and wavy. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with moss and ferns between them.

Ejo tree

The Ejo tree is a common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Ejo can be found in dry regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 2000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 2946 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a weak wavy trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the hard wood is red. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, purple, and straight. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are green and have 5 oval petals. The tree produces a large light brown flat fruit that grows in early summer. It is called the Ejo fruit. The skin of it is edible, tough, smooth,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is inedible, soft, smooth,, and wet. It has a large orange seed in the middle of it.The seed is inedible, soft, smooth, and wet. The fruit tastes like a sweet version of a cranberry, and a blackberry mixed together. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with nothing and ferns between them.

Aqi tree

The Aqi tree is a common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Aqi can be found in very cold regions. It grows to be about 100 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 56 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a branched curved trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the smooth wood is burgundy. The seeds form in a medium sized cones. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, light yellow, and curved. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with nothing between them.

Eron tree

The Eron tree is a very common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Eron can be found in severely hot regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 200 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 256 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a stocky bent trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the smooth wood is crimson. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light teal, and curved. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with nothing between them.

Qori tree

The Qori tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Qori can be found in dry regions. It grows to be about 20 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 59 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a weak angular trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the soft wood is black. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 4 pointed, light yellow, and bent. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with a brush and flowers between them.

Tupu bush

The Tupu bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Tupu can be found in cold regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 5'3" tall. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 176 years old. The branches are dark brown. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are purple and have 9 pointed petals.

Fiaiviru tree

The Fiaiviru tree is a very common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Fiaiviru can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 50 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5697 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin wavy trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the soft wood is red. The seeds form in a small cones. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, dark orange, and bent. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with nothing between them.

Sifre tree

The Sifre tree is a very rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Sifre can be found in very cold regions. It grows to be about 300 feet. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 36 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a weak angular trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the hard wood is burgundy. The seeds form in a medium sized cones. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, dark red, and bent. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with moss and flowers between them.

Chil tree

The Chil tree is a very rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Chil can be found in severely cold regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 500 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 571 years old. It is resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly wavy trunk. It is covered in tan bark. Inside, the soft wood is orange. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, black, and bent. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with a brush and grass between them.

Bezi tree

The Bezi tree is a very common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Bezi can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 300 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3906 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a stocky angular trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the soft wood is orange. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 7 pointed, indigo, and curved. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with moss and ferns between them.

Exapub bush

The Exapub bush is a rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Exapub can be found in hot regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 12" tall. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5790 years old. The branches are dark violet. The leaves are light green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are orange and have 7 oval petals.

Slujo bush

The Slujo bush is a very common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Slujo can be found in cold regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 9'12" tall. It lives to be over 2000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 2712 years old. The branches are yellow. The leaves are light green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are red and have 6 pointed petals.

Oqej bush

The Oqej bush is a rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Oqej can be found in hot regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 7" tall. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 35 years old. The branches are light brown. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are purple and have 7 circle petals.

Dobi flower

The Dobi flower is a rare flower. It is Biennial (Grows the first year, flowers the second year, then dies). The Dobi can be found in dry regions. It is extremely resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 6" tall. The flower is about 1" wide. It blooms in late spring. The flower has a mess of about 50 bent, dark red, oval petals, a brown central disc, and brown seeds. The petals have tan stripes going horizontally The flower is very delicate. It is pollinated by the wind and hope.

Oredic tree

The Oredic tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Oredic can be found in cold regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 35 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a smooth curved trunk. It is covered in orange bark. Inside, the soft wood is red. The seeds form in a medium sized cones. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, green, and curved. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with moss and flowers between them.

Yepi tree

The Yepi tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Yepi can be found in very wet regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 50 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 55 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thick angular trunk. It is covered in burgundy bark. Inside, the hard wood is tan. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, dark teal, and angular. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are yellow and have 9 oval petals. The tree produces brown nuts in the middle of fall.. The roots grow angular. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with a brush and ferns between them.

Qunup flower

The Qunup flower is a very rare flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Qunup can be found in cold regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 11" tall. The flower is about 5" wide. It blooms in the middle of summer. The flower has a mess of about 90 curved, tan, circle petals, a tan central disc, and red seeds. The petals have black dots on the lower layer. The flower is very delicate. It is pollinated by the wind and hope. It only blooms for one day.

Judi tree

The Judi tree is a common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Judi can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 300 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3857 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin curved trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the smooth wood is brown. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light pink, and curved. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have medium spaced trees with moss and flowers between them.

Tepato tree

The Tepato tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Tepato can be found in severely hot regions. It grows to be about 20 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5823 years old. It is not very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a thin angular trunk. It is covered in brown bark. Inside, the tough wood is orange. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, dark teal, and straight. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are green and have 6 pointed petals. The tree produces tan nuts in the middle of fall.. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with nothing and flowers between them.

Gipo bush

The Gipo bush is a very rare bush. It is a Coniferous Bush (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Gipo can be found in wet regions. It is severely susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 3" tall. It lives to be over 300 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 354 years old. The branches are dark indigo. The leaves are dark green. The flowers on the bush blossom in late spring. The flowers are orange and have 5 circle petals.

Ehoce bush

The Ehoce bush is a very common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Ehoce can be found in very wet regions. It is resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 3" tall. It lives to be over 30 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 40 years old. The branches are light green. The leaves are light green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are blue and have 7 round petals.

Inuh tree

The Inuh tree is a rare tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Inuh can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 10 feet. It lives to be over 100 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 200 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly straight trunk. It is covered in crimson bark. Inside, the smooth wood is brown. The leaves on the tree are 3 pointed, light red, and curved. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are orange and have 10 round petals. The tree produces a small dark purple round fruit that grows in early spring. It is called the Inuh fruit. The skin of it is inedible, tough, smooth, chewy,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is edible, soft, rough,, and wet. It has a small tan seed on the top of it.The seed is inedible, soft, rough, and dry. The fruit tastes like a rich version of a peach, a plum, and a nectarine mixed together. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with bushes and ferns between them.

Gauj tree

The Gauj tree is a very common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Gauj can be found in wet regions. It grows to be about 500 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3658 years old. It is very susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a branched straight trunk. It is covered in dark brown bark. Inside, the smooth wood is dark brown. The seeds form in a large cones. The leaves on the tree are 1 pointed, light brown, and straight. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have largely spaced trees with nothing between them.

Lac bush

The Lac bush is a very rare bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Lac can be found in hot regions. It is very resistant to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 2'4" tall. It lives to be over 1000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 1995 years old. The branches are light red. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are green and have 7 circle petals.

Qaquw tree

The Qaquw tree is a rare tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Qaquw can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 5000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 5856 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a thick straight trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the hard wood is tan. The leaves on the tree are 4 pointed, light indigo, and bent. The flowers on the tree blossom in late spring. The flowers are blue and have 9 pointed petals. The tree produces large black nuts in late spring.. The roots grow bent. Forests of this tree have very close spaced trees with moss and grass between them.

Anepox tree

The Anepox tree is a common tree. It is a Coniferous Tree (Evergreen - keeps its leaves all year round). The Anepox can be found in hot regions. It grows to be about 30 feet. It lives to be over 3000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 3792 years old. It is susceptible to disease and insect infestation. It has a rough wavy trunk. It is covered in crimson bark. Inside, the tough wood is tan. The leaves on the tree are 5 pointed, light violet, and bent. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are red and have 10 oval petals. The tree produces a large dark purple multiple dotted fruit that grows in early spring. It is called the Anepox fruit. The skin of it is inedible, tough, rough,, and dry. The flesh on the inside is inedible, soft, smooth,, and wet. It has multiple large seeds on the end of it. The seeds are inedible, soft, smooth, and dry. The fruit tastes like an olive, a grapefruit, and a plum mixed together. The roots grow straight. Forests of this tree have close spaced trees with nothing and ferns between them.

Eiteb bush

The Eiteb bush is a common bush. It is a Deciduous Bush (sheds its leaves in winter). The Eiteb can be found in dry regions. It is susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be 1" tall. It lives to be over 2000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 2630 years old. The branches are white. The leaves are green. The flowers on the bush blossom in early spring. The flowers are purple and have 5 pointed petals.

Mula flower

The Mula flower is a very common flower. It is Perennial (Grows and flowers repeatedly for more than two years). The Mula can be found in very hot regions. It is very susceptible to insect infestation and disease. It grows to be about 12" tall. The flower is about 4" wide. It blooms in the middle of winter. The flower has a mess of about 90 angular, black, pointed petals, a brown central disc, and crimson seeds. The flower is not that delicate. It is pollinated by a species of insect. It only blooms at night.

Geq tree

The Geq tree is a common tree. It is a Deciduous Tree (sheds its leaves in winter). The Geq can be found in dry regions. It grows to be about 50 feet. It lives to be over 1000 years old, with the oldest known specimen being 1861 years old. It is very resistant to disease and insect infestation. It has a knobbly wavy trunk. It is covered in black bark. Inside, the hard wood is red. The leaves on the tree are 6 pointed, light green, and curved. The flowers on the tree blossom in the middle of spring. The flowers are yellow and have 8 oval petals. The tree produces large black nuts in early spring.. The roots grow wavy forming a web. Forests of this tree have very largely spaced trees with moss and flowers between them.

Culture

The planet's 7 continents host diverse cultures that evolved in relative isolation under the dense cloud cover, leading to 10 major languages (among hundreds of dialects). These languages reflect the harsh conditions: short words for essentials like food, water, and rock; terms for authority and command that emphasize survival and hierarchy; and color vocabulary tied to the muted, haze-filtered light (where "blue" often evokes rare clearings or ocean glimpses, and "black/dark" carries connotations of deeper smog or night). Syntax varies widely, mirroring real-world linguistic diversity where SVO dominates (~40-45% of languages), SOV is common, and rarer orders like OVS, OSV, and VOS appear in specific cultural niches.

1. Sej (widely spoken on Eku and parts of Frig) Syntax: SVO (most common neutral order globally) Sample vocabulary highlights practical survival terms and a direct structure suited to command-heavy societies: "okroj la aqix" (I eat food).
2. Mivatan (dominant on A'e and trade hubs) Syntax: VOS (rarer, often linked to emphasis on action first in fluid, ocean-oriented cultures) Fluid and verb-initial, reflecting the dynamic currents of E'i: "uc evoag os" (eat I food).
3. Eruwian (spoken across Gomup) Syntax: SVO Balanced and melodic, with terms suited to communal living under constant dim light.
4. Qehean (prevalent on Pakep) Syntax: SVO Efficient for technical and trade discussions, with compact words for tools and weather.
5. Ezoan (found on Truuha) Syntax: OSV (rare, object-focused — possibly evolved for describing environmental hazards first) Object-initial structure emphasizes the world acting upon the speaker: "oxak as ohah" (food I eat).
6. Oriean (common on Cotaku) Syntax: SVO Expressive, with rich terms for place and movement across rugged terrain.
7. Oroma (a trade lingua franca across multiple continents) Syntax: VSO (action-first, common in mobile or exploratory societies) Versatile for diplomacy: "ohi zola ite" (eat I food).
8. Useguish (spoken in highland or mining regions) Syntax: OSV (rare, pragmatic for resource-scarce contexts) Focuses on objects and resources before actors.
9. Ixo (used in scientific or observational communities) Syntax: OVS (very rare, ~1% of real languages — possibly for precise description of cause and effect in the smog) Object-verb-subject: "qoec ihewu hes" (food eat I).
10. Nozimo (widespread philosophical or ritual language) Syntax: SOV (second-most common globally, often associated with contemplative or hierarchical societies) Ends with the verb for deliberate, reflective speech: "ahi copu ecuz" (food I eat).

These languages coexist with pidgins formed around ocean trade routes on E'i, where vocabulary for "water (exis/riko/ep/etc.)", "move", and "place" overlaps heavily.

Major Country Alliances

Political power on Lizard-593-N fragments along continental lines, with alliances formed around shared resources (zinc-rich waters, volcanic energy, rare clearings in the smog), survival strategies against high gravity and dim light, and ideological differences regarding exploration, authority, and the "old giant" planetary history. The 10 major alliances include:

• The Universal Support Nations — A broad humanitarian coalition focused on mutual aid, food distribution, and medical cooperation across continents.
• The Bicevi League of Wrath — Militant alliance emphasizing defense, resource control, and aggressive expansion; known for strong command-oriented cultures (heavy Sej and Nozimo influence).
• The Union of Food — Economic bloc controlling agricultural zones and ocean fisheries on E'i; promotes trade and stability through Oroma as a common tongue.
• The Treaty of Fire — Volcanic-energy and industrial alliance, leveraging tidal heating and geothermal sites.
• The Universal Discovery Treaty / The Universal Discovery Union of Ekreg — Scientific and exploratory factions dedicated to piercing the smog, studying the planet's gas-giant past, and mapping moons; favor precise languages like Ixo and Qehean.
• The Feri League of Heat — Focused on climate management and warmth technologies during Gogig (cold) seasons.
• The Alud Treaty of Sun — Cultural/religious group revering rare stellar glimpses or "sun-break" phenomena in the clouds.
• The Federation of Sleeping — Isolationist or contemplative alliance that embraces the perpetual twilight for rest, philosophy, and low-energy lifestyles (strong Nozimo influence).
• The Yemeqe Confederation of Medicine — Healers and biologists working with ZnCO₃ chemistry and adaptive lifeforms.

Alliances frequently shift through ocean diplomacy, with tensions arising over access to clearer atmospheric pockets or moon-derived resources. Trade languages like Oroma help bridge syntax differences during negotiations.

Countries

Puq

Puq is a large nation located primarily on the continent of Eku, governed locally as an empire under Emperor Oxefic C. Roberts. It follows an authoritarianist ideology and is a member of the Universal Discovery Union of Ekreg. The nation is known for its modern clothing crafted from the native Thopej patch fabric, typically in greenish-blue, white, and light bluish-purple hues. Beauty standards emphasize very small female hands and ears. Average households contain three families. Puq specializes in petroleum production and mineral extraction.

Iutiwo

Located on the continent of Frig, Iutiwo is governed as a highly centralized regime under Dictator Yizad V. Afolal and adheres to fascist principles. It belongs to the Treaty of Fire alliance. The nation is renowned for its low-pitch brass instrument, the Ukraceq, and its abstract accent. Clothing is made from dull Tuf patch fabric in light bluish-purple or red tones. Beauty standards favor tall, dark-colored individuals. Iutiwo has a very large population and focuses on tool manufacturing.

Emeruq

Emeruq is a small nation on Gomup governed as a republic under President Caleb W. Quz with communist ideology. It is affiliated with the Federation of Sleeping. The country is noted for its impressive city architecture and cultural associations with magic. Clothing consists of short garments made from large plant leaves, often in red, black, or yellow. Beauty standards prize slender builds and bland nose accessories.

Lub

Lub, situated on Pakep, is governed locally as an empire under Emperor Bob A. Flores and follows fascist ideology. It is a member of the Feri League of Heat. The nation is recognized for its distinctive low-pitch accent and heavy clothing made from processed fruit skins in light reddish-orange or white. Beauty standards emphasize tall stature and bland arm accessories.

Foci

Foci is a minuscule nation on Truuha governed by an oligarchic council of seventeen members. It adheres to fascist ideology and participates in the Universal Discovery Union of Ekreg. The country is famous for its abstract art and clothing made from processed wood in white and light greenish-blue tones. Beauty standards favor larger body types and exotic mouth accessories. Foci is a major contributor of helium resources.

The Guthun Union

The Guthun Union is a slightly large federation of nine states on Cotaku, governed as a republic under President Holly Q. Anderson with communist leanings. It belongs to the Treaty of Fire. The union is known for its deep wind instrument, the Gisha, and abstract art. Clothing is made from modern fruit-skin fibers in bluish-purple and light brown. Households typically house two people.

Evoca

Evoca is a medium-sized nation governed by a triarchy consisting of Lucas S. Fejo, Theodore B. Onul, and Ujed C. Oiixos. It follows fascist ideology and is part of the Universal Discovery Treaty. The nation produces high-quality clothing from Axaze cloth in light reddish-orange or light yellowish-green. Beauty standards favor tall individuals with small hair. Households can house up to sixteen people.

Emeheh

Emeheh is governed by an oligarchic council and follows environmentalist principles. It is affiliated with the Federation of Sleeping. The nation maintains a deep cultural connection to nature and produces clothing from processed animal skins in dark orange and reddish-purple tones. Beauty standards value large male arms and bland arm accessories.

Uvazed

Uvazed is a small nation governed as a democracy under leader Theodore F. Aguvuq with communist ideology. It belongs to the Alud Treaty of Sun. The country is noted for its angular, archaic architecture and informal clothing made from large animal skins in dark brown and orangish-yellow. Beauty standards emphasize very small eyes and finger accessories. Uvazed achieved a notable victory in the Lizard-People war.

Day-Night Cycle

Lizard-593-N rotates once every 17.72 Earth hours, creating a rapid day-night cycle where each “day” and “night” lasts approximately 8.86 hours. Combined with the planet's modest 17.24° axial tilt, this short rotation produces relatively quick transitions between the illuminated and shadowed hemispheres, though the effects are heavily moderated by the global cloud cover. Over the course of the 72.36-Earth-day year, the cycle progresses through the four seasons—Hej (hot), Ibuhir (cool), Gogig (cold), and Bewisti (warm)—which subtly influence the intensity and coloration of the diffuse light.

Atmospheric Diffusion and Lighting Conditions

Because the entire planet is shrouded in thick, dense clouds and smog composed of helium-rich air (>68% He), photochemical hazes, zinc-carbonate aerosols, and evaporative mineral particles, direct sunlight never reaches the surface. Stellar radiation is heavily scattered and diffused across the globe, resulting in a perpetual dim twilight even during the brightest part of the day. The helium-dominated atmosphere conducts heat efficiently and supports strong zonal winds, allowing rapid redistribution of thermal energy so that temperature and light contrasts between day and night remain modest.

Daytime Characteristics

During the daytime half of the rotation, the upper cloud layers reflect and absorb incoming stellar energy, bathing the seven continents (Eku, Frig, A'e, Gomup, Pakep, Truuha, and Cotaku) and the single global ocean E'i in a faint, washed-out cyan-gray glow. Brightness reaches its subtle maximum when the star is highest in the sky, yet the light remains muted and diffuse due to the thick smog layer. The 56% surface water coverage contributes additional moisture that feeds evaporative updrafts, further thickening the haze and homogenizing illumination across land and sea.

Nighttime Characteristics

As the planet rotates into the night phase, the absence of direct stellar input causes only a gentle dimming rather than true darkness. Residual scattered light from the dayside, combined with faint internal heat glow and occasional auroral activity leaking upward through the clouds, maintains a low-level illumination that prevents complete blackness. Nights feel marginally deeper but still permit faint visibility, with the high 2.87 g gravity keeping the dense atmosphere tightly bound and preventing sharp temperature drops.

Transitions and Seasonal Influences

Transitions between day and night are gradual, with the terminator blurred into a broad zone of shifting gradients by the omnipresent haze. Seasonal changes modulate the overall light quality: the hot Hej season may intensify photochemical reactions and slightly brighten the haze, while the cold Gogig season can thicken cloud decks and mute colors further. Lightning within the clouds occasionally provides brief, dramatic flashes of white or bluish light during both day and night, momentarily illuminating swirling structures far above the surface.

Biological and Perceptual Impacts

For native lifeforms or hypothetical explorers, the cycle manifests less as a stark contrast between light and dark and more as a rhythmic modulation of dimness—slightly brighter “days” offering marginally better visibility across the low-slung, high-gravity landscapes, and marginally darker “nights” still allowing chemosensory or low-light-adapted navigation. The subdued, helium-lightened rhythm has likely driven evolutionary adaptations toward enhanced low-light vision, reliance on other senses, and robust physiologies suited to the uniformly veiled, high-gravity environment. The rapid rotation also drives moderate Coriolis effects that organize the smog into faint planetary bands, subtly influencing ground-level light diffusion as different cloud zones rotate overhead.

Formation

Lizard-593-N originated as a massive gas giant formed through core accretion in the outer regions of its protoplanetary disk, where a dense rocky-metallic core of roughly 10–12 Earth masses rapidly accumulated planetesimals and pebbles beyond the snow line.

Once the core exceeded the critical mass threshold of several Earth masses, it gravitationally captured a thick primordial envelope of hydrogen and helium from the surrounding nebular gas, swelling into a true gas giant with a radius potentially exceeding 100,000 km. Strong gravitational interactions with other forming planets or disk torques then triggered inward migration, likely via type II disk migration or scattering events, driving the young giant closer to its host star over millions of years. As orbital distance decreased, intense stellar irradiation—particularly extreme ultraviolet and X-ray flux from the young, active star—heated the upper atmosphere, initiating hydrodynamic escape and photoevaporation of the lighter hydrogen component. Tidal forces from the star further contributed to atmospheric stripping by raising bulges and dissipating orbital energy, gradually eroding the vast gaseous envelope while the dense core remained compressed under self-gravity. Over hundreds of millions to billions of years, the planet lost the bulk of its hydrogen-helium layer through this combined photoevaporative and tidal mechanism, transforming into a chthonian-like remnant core now classified as a dense super-Earth.

Residual helium, being heavier and less prone to complete escape in the planet's deepening gravitational well, became enriched in the remaining thin atmosphere, supplemented by outgassing from the interior and captured neon. During the envelope-stripping phase, tidal interactions and possible Roche-lobe overflow disrupted parts of the original circumplanetary disk and smaller satellites, leaving behind the spectacular ring system observed today as debris from shattered moons or stripped material. The seven major moons, including the transitional mini-Neptune candidates like Mutaturn, Guthyke, and Nayayama, largely survived as pre-existing or captured bodies that accreted volatiles from the parent planet's lost envelope or their own circumplanetary disks. Volcanic activity on these moons, driven by ongoing tidal heating from the massive 12.53-Earth-mass parent, continues to release water vapor, sulfur compounds, and organics, feeding their thick atmospheres and contributing to the system's chemical richness.

The high mean density of Lizard-593-N reflects the compressed rocky-metallic interior that was once buried deep beneath gigabars of pressure in the original gas giant. Zinc carbonate in the surface oceans likely derives from primordial material in the core mixed with later hydrothermal processing under the smoggy veil. The planet's current 0.9865 atm pressure and helium-dominated composition (>68% He with >22% O₂) represent a stable equilibrium after prolonged mass loss, where remaining volatiles are efficiently retained by the elevated escape velocity of ~27 km/s. Orbital resonances among the 54 moons stabilized the system post-migration, preventing further catastrophic disruptions. Subtle banding visible from space on the cyan-blue orb hints at residual zonal winds and photochemical hazes formed in the upper atmosphere under stellar UV. This evolutionary pathway aligns with observed chthonian candidates like TOI-849b, where close-in gas giants are stripped to expose massive cores. The presence of enormous moons transitioning toward mini-Neptunes suggests that volatile exchange between parent and satellites persisted even during the stripping epoch.

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