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Majestic Icewolf - This cute puppy has a lot of hair.

Alpha:

Beta: The puppy is clearly a wolf. It's grown more slender and is even more hairy than when you got it.

Delta: The puppy is clearly a wolf. It's grown more slender and is even more hairy than when you got it. Wow, this wolf sure has a lot of hair! It's really beautiful though. The slightest breeze makes its manes wave.

Omega: Majestic Icewolves are widely known for their beautiful flowing manes. Their snowy colours allow them to blend into their surroundings. They live on the arctic planes of Zeima, where they hunt in packs of around ten wolves. After feeding they usually spend hours cleaning themselves. A sick or old Majestic Icewolf can be recognized by their dirty manes.

Glass Lizard - This egg looks glassy, but you can't see through it.

Alpha:

Beta: It's a little gray lizard. Its skin is foggy and almost transparent.

Silver Forest Millipede - It's a dark green egg. The odd bands on it gleam silver.

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Delta: A cute baby millipede hatched from the egg you found. It sure has a lot of legs. The millipede's color has become a deep green, and the joints in its shell now shine silver.

Omega Silver Forest Millipedes are gentle creatures. If picked up, they coil up into a tight spiral until they feel safe. They can grow as long as a person's forearm, and eat decaying leaf litter on the forest floor. The shiny silver parts of their exoskeletons serve to warn predators of their horribly bitter taste, much as a bee's yellow stripes warn of its sting.

Haystack Monster - This odd creature is awfully fluffy.

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Flashback Lizard - You can hardly see this egg when it's in the sand.

Alpha:

Beta: This timid lizard has some small spines on it's back.

Delta The Flashback Lizard is a frail little creature, subsisting off insects and spending most of their time out of the heat of the day. However, they are plagued by other predators, such as falcons and snakes, for which they have a unique defense--their colorful spines which give them their name. The bright colors are all but invisible on an adult when the spines are lowered, but when raised they catch a predator off guard, giving the lizard the split second it needs to dash away into the brush and take cover. While the females are pale bodied all around--save, of course, their spines--the males have a red belly which they show off to females. When males compete for mate, they flare their spines, feint at, and hiss at each other until one concedes defeat.

Tinged Nightmare Crawler -

Beta: An odd lizard-like creature hatched from the egg. It likes to stalk small creatures in the shadows.

Hydrurgan Orca - This seal-like creature has a black and white pelt and has an aroma that reeks of fish.

Alpha:

Beta: The creature has grown larger, and bears some similarities to a whale. When it isn't eating, it's swimming to catch more food.

Aranjia - This egg is covered in thin red stripes.

Alpha:

Beta: This creature resembles a dinosaur and has red feet. It's covered in small red stripes, just like the egg it hatched from.

Delta:

Omega: This creature resembles a dinosaur and has red feet. The stripes have become more defined and it has gained a lot of muscle. The saurian beast has also become a marvelous runner and can maintain impressive speeds for several minutes. It prefers live food over dead, as it likes to chase it down.

Aineku - This egg is... furry...?

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Beta: A cute little kitten hatched from the egg you found. It has two tails.

Delta: A cute little kitten hatched from the egg you found. It has two tails. The tails have grown longer, and the kitten is much more alert and playful.

Omega: Aineku are small omnivorous felines. Their two tails serve as their hands, and they are resourceful animals. They tend to live in groups consisting of weaker Aineku following a strong Aineku of the opposite gender. These playful, gentle felines are generally harmless, though they do have sharp retractable claws in their soft little feet.

Lava Lindwyrm - This egg glimmers with a fiery radiance.

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Tinged Nightmare Crawler - This egg appears to be cloaked in shadows.

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Omega:  Tinged Nightmare Crawlers are predators built for stealth. They hunt their prey in the shadows, remaining unseen until they make their final strike. They are primarily land-creatures, although they have side gills adapted for aquatic life, allowing them a wide variety of hunting territory. Due to the fact that their gills are not fully grown until they reach adulthood, Tinged Nightmare Crawlers return to land to lay their eggs, and remain watchful over them as they are very pack-like creatures that ferociously protect their young. When the adults have to leave their eggs unattended, the eggs are hidden in deep swaths of river algae to keep them shadowed and protected from predators.

Tinged Daydream Crawler - This egg looks similar to a tinged nightmare crawler's, but the colors are different for some reason.

Mantisaur - This green egg has a thin brittle shell. It's rather light for its size.

Irukaiji -

Alpha

Beta This little dolphin is a mellow gray color, and likes to swim in freshwater.

Delta  This little dolphin is a mellow gray color, and likes to swim in freshwater. The dolphins color has lightened, and more dorsal fins are growing in.

Omega Irukaiji are very social animals. They live in rivers in small family groups, who they can recognize almost immediately even if separated for a long time. They hunt as a group, taking turns chasing a group of fish right into the rest of their family. They communicate with high-pitched sounds, and have very keen eyesight that lets them see even in murky river water.

False Flower Spider

Delta: A small pale spider covered in bumps has hatched from the egg you found. It's gained more color and its bumps have become larger.

Omega: False Flower Spiders are a common species in warm, wet areas and can grow to be up to be over an inch in size. Their flowery coloration lures nectar- and pollen-feeding insects into the large webs they construct. Although their bright colors makes them easy to spot, their spikes deter many predators from attempting to eat them. In temperate climates they are most prolific in fall, but in tropical areas they can be found year-round.

Erebus

Delta: This delta used to have a purple flame running down its back. The flame and the color of the body have change color. Maybe it will grow up soon!

Omega:  The Erebus is a nocturnal species of Drake easily spotted stalking around in the night. Bright flames begin to run down the back of Erebus from the moment they begin to hatch. The flames are produced from highly flammable gases being vented along their spines that ignite upon release. Young Erebus do not have much control over burning periods and will only last a short time so it is only used as a last resort when threatened. As they mature, they are able to release and maintain a more steady flame. Adults use the flames for mating displays, in self defense and as a scavenging tactic used to scare off predators away from their kills.

Tropical Amphithere

Delta: The Delta's colors have greatly changed since it first started shedding its skin. It's much more colorful then before and its feathers have grown much larger.

Omega:  Tropical Amphitheres are large, carnivorous winged serpents found in the lush canopies of the Mavi rainforests. Because their bright colors blend them in perfectly with their surrounding environment, they can make any trek through a large Mavian forest a dangerous one, as they will ambush whatever animal that wanders on the forest floor they can best. Colors of juveniles vary from lemon yellow to chartreuse with thin stripes of orange lined down their backs, changing over time as the animal matures. Their striking bright colors have earned them many admirers but they can be highly dangerous and caution must be taken when handled.

Jungle Flashback Lizard

Delta: This lizard is timid around things bigger than it, but vicious around smaller animals. It's started eating meat recently.

Omega Jungle Flashbacks are a superbly rare form of the Flashback Lizard, native to Zeima's rainforests. They were nearly extinct when they were discovered, and were promptly caught and bred in captivity. Jungle Flashbacks are born slightly larger then their cousins and are more aggressive. They eat mostly insects when they are young, then begin feasting on birds and other small animals. These nocturnal tree-dwelling lizards can grow up to five feet, two feet larger than their cousins. Interestingly enough, they are timid around animals larger than them. Although they are aggressive, they can be trained to perform small tasks like the desert variety.

Plainsbeast

Beta: A cat-sized creature has hatched from the egg. It has thin, coarse fur but seems cold blooded; is it a mammal or a reptile?