HerMajesty the Wynerl

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HerMajesty
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9 Sep 2017
Hatched
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27 Mar 2018
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~Travels~
Each type of creature will receive a different specific travel. It helps the cove look a bit more uniform.

Salaslyke - Green and Gold (r90)
Pyraguin - Void Flames (r73)
Wynerl - The Thieves' Den (r88)
Caimen - Undecided
Maser - Misty Blue Mountains (r88)
Marlay - Ice Cave Entrance (r91)
Savarab - Purple Pinwheel Flowers (r67)
Yazan - Solid Tundra (r40)
Kangchroma - Large Headdress (Kangchroma Stage 4) (r99)
Tiver - Dragon Fin (Tiver Stage 4) (r91)
Kesko - Underwater Cave (r88)
Rosse - Heart Garden (r74)
Cyprinus - Interstellar Collision (r88)
Muska - Undecided
Pinkunk - Purple Crystal Mine (r66)
Floicol - Attachable Flowers (Floicol Stage 2) (r57)
Yeep - Pirate Ship Rough Waters (r72)
Magmish - Deadly Experiment (Viranov Stage 1) (r88)
Gode - Acorn Splash (r90)
Teckarck - Sunny Rain (r66)




deaf = cannot hear specific range of sound
Deaf= a group of people tied together by ASL and culture and history

*Never use the term "hearing impaired" when talking about someone who is deaf or hard-of-hearing. Deaf people (capital "D") do take offense if called so.

About Wynerl Eggs

The long, colorfully luscious flow of hair emerging from the center of Wynerl eggs is what draws in and maintains warmth for the developing embryo inside. Once hatched and the shell discarded, the hair is often collected and is incorporated into many decorative pieces during the fall season.

About the Wynerl Creature

Wynerl sleep and sit motionlessly among mountain ridges from the peak of dawn until dusk, absorbing the sunlight's comforting warmth the entire time. At nightfall, Wynerl become active predators and spend until dawn searching for food. An old Ark legend tells of a cunning Wynerl that outsmarted greedy merchants who traveled along mountain trails, managing to steal their goods and bring humility.

It is a common mistake to regard Wynerl as having multiple tails due to the bushy explosion of fur at the rear of its body. In reality, this hairy mass is hiding a single, stubby appendage.