Subawabbi has
various animals and these are some of them. Subawabbi takes
great pride in them and their strange features.
This is the dox, a very
shy and layback kind of animal. They seem to be half fox and
half duck. This particular picture is of Skurcy the dox. Dr.
Sunwind first found him in a frozen pond in need of rescue.
Sunwind put on his cowrus shoes and skated over to the
helpless dox. Ever since he has been studying Skurcy and
other dox to find out their habits and such. It is always
very hard to find dox to study since they hardly come out
and when they do they either fly away or get scared away by
Palmtree Winters. The dox have the same habits as a fox but
eat like a duck, swim, and fly. It is always a joy to watch
this strange creature.
This is most favorable
strange animal of Subawabbi, the wiger. The wiger was the
first strange animal to be found on Subawabbi. On January 22
the Subawabbians found this wiger and were frightened the
first time they saw him. Huge and aggressive looking, they
had nets and weapons with them, ready to attack. Soon after
capturing the enormous animal, they found out they didn't
need any weapons for this wiger was friendly. They called a
crew lead by Dr. Sunwind to take the wiger away to the
capital city of Subawabbi, Kumotal, for further
investigation. The crew named him Tristan and found out his
habits, eating style, and much more. Tristan is very agile
with an abundance of muscles and is half tiger, half wolf.
His senses are abnormal, double any human's sense. His
personality is like a playful dog, playing fetch and chasing
his tail while tripping over his humongous paws. He and
other wigers are fed meat from other countries, states, or
dead animals. They mate when no one thinks they did and
sometimes climb trees when they are least expected to. There
is still a lot more to learn about these wigers.
This is the marchick,
Subawabbi's youngest creature. Half chick, half marmot, it
was very weird when they found her at birth. Unlike the
other chicks, she was bigger and more faster. Jean
McCardinal decided to take the marchick, which she named
Lacey, to her home for an explanation. As weeks and months
passed she found out the marchick never grew to be big or a
chicken or however it was supposed to be, her being half
marmot. Lacey stayed forever young and with the habits of a
chicken than of a marmot. Everything Lacey did was normal
for a chick to do. The only strange thing about her is her
head and her age.
The polarfalcon, with
the body of falcon and a head of a polar bear, is a
growing species in Subawabbi today. The polarfalcons roar like
a polar bear and have the habits and abilities of a falcon. Trained to attack
thieves and other suspicious people, these polarfalcons are
very useful and dedicated to what they are trained to do.
They also have time for fun and love to entertain visitors
and tourists at the polarfalcon exhibit. Polarfalcons are
very social animals and like to get petted and get treats.
They take part in many shows by flying through hoops and
such making the crowd go wild.
This picture of a skywot
was taken from one of Jean McCardinal's catalogs. Skywots
are red butterflies that fly gracefully, migrate in the
summer, and perch themselves on trees, petals, gutters, and
anywhere else they please. One of the strange abilities of
these skywots is that when they flit around they release a
beautiful fragrance. The fragrance gets carried in the wind,
over waters, and over land. This ability is usually used
when mating season comes. The females or males can decipher
if the fragrance came from a male or female. For example, if
a female was wondering throughout the trees during mating
season she could find a fragrance and figure out that it is
from a male and follow the path of the fragrance. Skywots
have been around Subawabbi for centuries and have always
been thought of as monarchs. After Jean McCardinal studied
them closely she explained how these skywots are not
monarchs and not ordinary butterflies. She created a poll
around Subawabbi to determine what to name the species. A
little Subawabbian girl's vote won. It was "skywot" which
means "wonder".
This is the cowrus, a
humongous yet magnificent beast of Subawabbi. Cowrus live on
the coast of beaches and are very territorial. They can be
friendly as long as they know that the visitors, tourists,
or inhabitants know that the land is "theirs". With the soft
look of a cow and the rough body of a walrus, these
cowrusses have immediate authority over the smaller
creatures of the water and sand such as crabs and dolphins.
The abilities of the cowrus is like that of a walrus except
for the bloody wars during mating season and of dominance
since they don't have tusks. They eat whatever moss they can
get off of rocks and stones. They also graze on grass that
is close to their habitats. Many people hunt cowrusses
illegally for their blubber and bones. These poachers almost
always get caught and sent off to jail.
This is the dox, a very
shy and layback kind of animal. They seem to be half fox and
half duck. This particular picture is of Skurcy the dox. Dr.
Sunwind first found him in a frozen pond in need of rescue.
Sunwind put on his cowrus shoes and skated over to the
helpless dox. Ever since he has been studying Skurcy and
other dox to find out their habits and such. It is always
very hard to find dox to study since they hardly come out
and when they do they either fly away or get scared away by
Palmtree Winters. The dox have the same habits as a fox but
eat like a duck, swim, and fly. It is always a joy to watch
this strange creature.
This is most favorable
strange animal of Subawabbi, the wiger. The wiger was the
first strange animal to be found on Subawabbi. On January 22
the Subawabbians found this wiger and were frightened the
first time they saw him. Huge and aggressive looking, they
had nets and weapons with them, ready to attack. Soon after
capturing the enormous animal, they found out they didn't
need any weapons for this wiger was friendly. They called a
crew lead by Dr. Sunwind to take the wiger away to the
capital city of Subawabbi, Kumotal, for further
investigation. The crew named him Tristan and found out his
habits, eating style, and much more. Tristan is very agile
with an abundance of muscles and is half tiger, half wolf.
His senses are abnormal, double any human's sense. His
personality is like a playful dog, playing fetch and chasing
his tail while tripping over his humongous paws. He and
other wigers are fed meat from other countries, states, or
dead animals. They mate when no one thinks they did and
sometimes climb trees when they are least expected to. There
is still a lot more to learn about these wigers.
This is the marchick,
Subawabbi's youngest creature. Half chick, half marmot, it
was very weird when they found her at birth. Unlike the
other chicks, she was bigger and more faster. Jean
McCardinal decided to take the marchick, which she named
Lacey, to her home for an explanation. As weeks and months
passed she found out the marchick never grew to be big or a
chicken or however it was supposed to be, her being half
marmot. Lacey stayed forever young and with the habits of a
chicken than of a marmot. Everything Lacey did was normal
for a chick to do. The only strange thing about her is her
head and her age.
The polarfalcon, with
the body of falcon and a head of a polar bear, is a
growing species in Subawabbi today. The polarfalcons roar like
a polar bear and have the habits and abilities of a falcon. Trained to attack
thieves and other suspicious people, these polarfalcons are
very useful and dedicated to what they are trained to do.
They also have time for fun and love to entertain visitors
and tourists at the polarfalcon exhibit. Polarfalcons are
very social animals and like to get petted and get treats.
They take part in many shows by flying through hoops and
such making the crowd go wild. 
This picture of a skywot
was taken from one of Jean McCardinal's catalogs. Skywots
are red butterflies that fly gracefully, migrate in the
summer, and perch themselves on trees, petals, gutters, and
anywhere else they please. One of the strange abilities of
these skywots is that when they flit around they release a
beautiful fragrance. The fragrance gets carried in the wind,
over waters, and over land. This ability is usually used
when mating season comes. The females or males can decipher
if the fragrance came from a male or female. For example, if
a female was wondering throughout the trees during mating
season she could find a fragrance and figure out that it is
from a male and follow the path of the fragrance. Skywots
have been around Subawabbi for centuries and have always
been thought of as monarchs. After Jean McCardinal studied
them closely she explained how these skywots are not
monarchs and not ordinary butterflies. She created a poll
around Subawabbi to determine what to name the species. A
little Subawabbian girl's vote won. It was "skywot" which
means "wonder".
This is the cowrus, a
humongous yet magnificent beast of Subawabbi. Cowrus live on
the coast of beaches and are very territorial. They can be
friendly as long as they know that the visitors, tourists,
or inhabitants know that the land is "theirs". With the soft
look of a cow and the rough body of a walrus, these
cowrusses have immediate authority over the smaller
creatures of the water and sand such as crabs and dolphins.
The abilities of the cowrus is like that of a walrus except
for the bloody wars during mating season and of dominance
since they don't have tusks. They eat whatever moss they can
get off of rocks and stones. They also graze on grass that
is close to their habitats. Many people hunt cowrusses
illegally for their blubber and bones. These poachers almost
always get caught and sent off to jail.