Shamu the Whoon

19 of 24
Shamu
100% Happy
Owner
zinny
Stolen
8 Dec 2009
Hatched
26 Aug 2026
358 +27
Views
310 +26
Clicks
289 +23
Feeds
Recent Feeders
Swimming through the waves and surf
The briny sea is my own turf
On the horizon I think I see
A brand new friend to swim with me~
I think that's a short poem from a beenie baby.

Day 2 on Egg Cave 8/7/26

This site has stood the test of time. I think at twelve, I didn't think I'd still be playing well into my adulthood. I love the welcoming community and the cute virtual pets. I like feeding and competing with others on the feeds. I like that the EC actually means something now. I'm literally always broke now!

I do feel disconnected from my creatures, I will start to showcase one a day and add them to the group "Skipper and Friends."

Last time I logged on I wrote a short snippet of who I thought I was. This is a short list of who I am today

- Emergency Room Technician in nursing school to transition to Emergency Room Nurse
- Bilingual, working on ASL, Russian, and Hindi. I'd like to at least nail the emergency words and phrases.
- Loving my pets, even when they are only temporary: Sativa, Indica, and Whisper the parakeets, Ogopogo and Nessie the red-eared sliders, Luna the husky, Fluffy the terrier mutt, Muffy the black samoyed, Rosie the parrot, Mudkip and Skitty the bettas, and Chilindrina and her pups Chapulin y Colorado.
- Enjoying traveling with my closest friends from college
- decorating my apartment
- cooking (I am so much better than ten years ago)
- still kinda lonely and loving the solitude at the same time, what's that about?
- playing cozy Nintendo videogames
- watching a movie in theaters by myself once a week (sometimes not by myself)

Last few movies I saw in theater: Spiderman: Brand New Day, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, The Odyssey.

About Whoon Eggs

Whoon eggs are some of the most peculiar eggs in Ark. For some odd reason, these eggs are self-incubating and generate a stream of running water over the outer shell of the egg. Perhaps it is trying to replicate an aquatic environment?

About the Whoon Creature

Whoon are the most glorious creature found in the sea. Whoon are the largest, strongest, and toughest sea creature known to man; this is why they're referred to as the "Masters of the Seas." Swarms of sharks (namely, Krah) have attempted to take down an unstoppable Whoon but have all failed miserably. Perhaps the biggest contributer to their success in the sea is because they travel in packs and look out for the youngest Whoon to ensure its survival. Ironically, when Whoon surface and use their blowhole, it makes a small, puny sound that causes any person laugh or giggle quietly inside.