Monster Island

Monster Island is a gigantic artificial landmass in the Pacific Ocean, near Fiji. The island is owned and operated by the SDR who use the location to relocate various creatures, mutations and even Kaiju who pose an immanent threat to a population of people

History

Island Infrastructure

Each species has its own enclosure. Separated from other species, though this system is only a deterrent and should a monster choose to wander, they are allowed, albeit under supervision by a team of field biologists in order to prevent fights or predation on the other monsters.

The Island is home to 9 different artificial ecosystems designed to accommodate creatures from multiple habitats around the globe

Monster Pound: where new arrivals or creatures who are having issues with conspecifics can be held. Below that is a huge research lab known colloquially at the Pit, where deceased Kaiju/Monster specimens can be studied and preserved. The pit is also home to an extensive genetic bank where DNA, sperm, eggs, embryos and live tissue of thousands of species are kept in cold storage.

Meat Growing Lab: This large complex is where all of the meat for the island's carnivores is grown. Artificially cultured cells from Catte, Chickens, Goats, Pigs, Salmon and Octopus have been cultivated into skyscraper sized monoliths of pure meat that have no brains, organs, blood or bones. Meat from these cultures can be shaved off effortlessly by nutrition-staff and will grow back within the day. Organs and bones are also grown en masse to give appropriate nutrition to

The meat lab is also where vast colonies of feeder insects and small fish are bred..

Collection

Creature	Popula-tion	Recovery Location	Recovery Date	Origin	MI Habitat
Abtu Cichlid	100+	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, River
Akhlut	40	Akh’lut Island, Alaska/Bering Sea	1980		Mountains
Amaroq	1	Greenland	1995		Mountains
A-Mi-Kuk	1	Alaska	1992		Coast
Ammit	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Amun	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Aphrodite	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Apollo	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Arachne	1	Greece	2009		Mountains
Ares	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Artemis	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Athena	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Baba Yaga	1	Tunguska, Russia	2014		Redwoods
Baikalmalgam	1	Seoul, South Korea	2012		Monster Pound
Bastet	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Bikini Atoll Saurian	1	Bikini Atoll	1954		Monster Pound
Catacomb Bahariasaur	30	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, Jungle, Redwoods
Catacomb Carcharodontosaur	26	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, Jungle, Redwoods
Catacomb Crocodilian	50	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, Jungle, Redwoods, River
Catacomb Spinosaur	27	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, Jungle, Redwoods
Charybdis	1	Strait of Messina, Greece	1972		Coast
Cherufe	1	Lascar Volcano, Chile	1978		Mountains
Crystal Palace Dicynodon	572	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of European Pond Terrapin, American Bullfrog, Saltwater Crocodile, Wild Boar and Siberian Musk Deer	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle
Crystal Palace Hylaeosaurus	42	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Green Iguana, Saltwater Crocodile, Nine-banded Armadillo and Cattle	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle
Crystal Palace Ichthyosaurus	89	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Leopard Seal, Green Sea Turtle, Saltwater Crocodile and Ganges River Dolphin. Unlike real Ichthyosaurs thay are semi-aquatic and often haul themselves out of the water onto land to sun themselves.	Wetlands, River
Crystal Palace Iguanodon	133	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from combining the DNA of a Rhinoceros Iguana and Indian Rhinoceros.	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon pachygnathus	408	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. made from the DNA of Fire Salamander, American Bullfrog and Asian Water Monitor	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle, River
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon salamandroides	354	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Common Toad, African Bullfrog and Asian Water Monitor	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle, River
Crystal Palace Megalosaurus	39	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Komodo Dragon, Saltwater Crocodile, Brown Bear. They are the apex predators of the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs.	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle
Crystal Palace Mosasaurus	55	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Komodo Dragon, Green Sea Turtle, Sperm Whale and Saltwater Crocodile. Unlike real Mosasaurs, they are semi-aquatic and can haul themselves up on land and walk around.	Wetlands, River, Coast
Crystal Palace Plesiosaurus	84	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Australian Sea Lion, Green Sea Turtle, Ganges River Dolphin, and Elephant Trunk Snake	Wetlands, River
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus	207	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. Made from the DNA of Mute Swan, Indian Flying Fox, and Gharial. They cannot fly, but are capable of gliding and wing-assisted jumping.	Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle, River, Coast
Crystal Palace Teleosaurus	91	London, England	1850	Created in 1845 by the geneticist Dr. Montgomery Moreau. To be exhibited in the Crystal Palace Park. made from the DNA of Gharial and Slender-snouted Crocodile	Wetlands, River
Demeter	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Dionysus	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Echidna	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Fenrir	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Mountains
Freya	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Mountains
Freyr	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Mountains
Genetically-Modified Griffin	14	Doumely Castle, France	1943		Mountains
Giant Cobras	66	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, Redwoods, Jungle
Giant Mutant Bats	24	Las Cruces, New Mexico	1969		Mountains, Plateau
Giant Mutant Bumblebees	100+	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Everywhere
Giant Mutant Centipede	1	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Giant Mutant Chuckwalla	1	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Giant Mutant Gila Monsters	2	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants	100+	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Everywhere
Giant Mutant Honeybees	100+	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Everywhere
Giant Mutant Hummingbirds	11	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau, Jungle, Redwoods
Giant Mutant Rattlesnakes	3	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Giant Mutant Scorpion	1	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Giant Mutant Seagull	1	Chesapeake Bay	1988		Coast
Giant Mutant Tarantulas	15	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau, Jungle
Giant Mutant Wasps	6	White Sands Missile Range	1970		Plateau
Gill-Man	8	Rio Negra, Amazon Rainforest	1954	A species of Humanoid Amphibians, discovered deep within the Amazon Rainforest. It is unknown if these creatures are a form of mutant or naturally evolved species. However since they have acclimated to Monster Islands Environment there are no plans to reintroduce them back into the Amazon River	Wetlands
Grootslang	1	Groostslang Cave, Richtersveld, South Africa	1977		Mountains
Hafgufa	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Heterocebiraptor	60	Isla Estafa	1997	A colony of these hybrids was brought to the island after being confiscated from a Moshkhoan Terrorist Organization, that planned to use the animals to render parts of Alaska, Canada and the Pacific Northwest free of humans so they could make a new radical society in the area.	Jungle, Redwoods
Hrosshvalur	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Jersey Devil	50+	Pine Barrens, NJ	1855		Redwoods
Jormungandr	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Coast
Julunggul	1	Australia	1986		Plateau
Katthveli	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Khodumodumo	1	Lesotho	1988		Mountains
Ku	1	Kauai, Hawaii	1975		Coast
Ladon	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Loch Ness Monster	1	Loch Ness, Scotland	2020		Monster Pound, Wetlands
Lycaen Ultima	2	San Francisco, California	2015	A hybrid organism created by a rouge GenenTech scientist. It possesses genes from Lycaenops, Ankylosaurus, Velociraptor, Tyrannosaurus and more	Jungle
Lyngbakr	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Medjed Fish	100+	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Wetlands, River
Mishipeshu	1	Mississippi River, Minnesota	1993		River
Mushveli	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Mutated Whales	4	Antarctica	2000		Coast
Nauthveli	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Odin	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Mountains
Osiris	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Pasha-Kamaq	1	Temple of Pacha-Kamaq, Peruvian Andes	1997		Monster Pound
Pestilence	1	Saudi Arabia	1993		Monster Pound
Poseidon	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Ra	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau
Ratovantany	1	Temple of the Stick Insect, Madagascar	1983		Jungle
Raudkembingur	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Serpopard	42	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Plateau, Jungle
Skeljungur	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Sobek	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Stökkull	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Sverdhvalur	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Taniwha	1	Wainui Inlet, New Zealand	1990		Coast
Taumafiskur	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Thor	1	Ymir’s Island, Norway	1945		Mountains
Thunderbird	1	Oklahoma	1974		Mountains
Trolual	1	Illhveli Trench, Iceland	1989		Coast
Typhon	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Coast
Uktena	1	Kansas	2011		Plateau
Yakwawiak	1	Ohio	2005		Plateau
Zerocuras	1	Nevada	2016		Monster Pound
Zeus	1	Saqqara, Egypt	2011		Mountains

Introduced Wildlife

A variety of animals have been introduced to the Monster Island Ecosystem either unintentionally (Brown Rats, House Sparrow etc.) or for a specific purpose, like being food for the monsters and creatures or to help maintain the structure of the ecosystem.

Brown Rat
- Stowed Away on transport and cargo ships docked on the island.
- Habitat: Everywhere
Vervet Monkey
- Introduced to test for safe human habitability on the artificial island. The experiment was successful and rather than tracking down the breeding monkey colonies, it was decided to let them stay, where they occasionally become food for mid-sized monsters but otherwise thrive.
- Habitat: Everywhere
Red Angus Cattle
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Plateau, Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains
Black Angus Cattle
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Plateau, Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains
Water Buffalo
- Introduced to be food for large monsters. Water Buffalo seem to be the most successful of the large bovids introduced to the island, being able to fight off smaller monsters and creatures effectively.
- Habitat: Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains, Wetlands, Coastal Forest
Boer Goat
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Plateau, Lowland Plains, Craggy Mountain, Coastal Forest
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
- Introduced to be food for large monsters. Easily the most populous of the introduced prey species, breeding quickly and being able to defend themselves from smaller monsters. They are the most frequently preyed upon species on the island, keeping their population in check
- Habitat: Everywhere
Red Deer
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains, Wetlands, Coastal Forest
Western Roe Deer
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains, Coastal Forest
White-tailed Deer
- Introduced to be food for large monsters.
- Habitat: Plateau, Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains, Wetlands, Coastal Forest

House Sparrow
- Stowed away on transport and cargo ships docked on the island. They are among the most common bird on the island.
- Habitat: Everywhere

American Bullfrog
- Introduced to be food for small monsters. Extremely common in the wetlands.
- Habitat: Wetlands, Lowland Plains, Coastal Plains, Coasta Forest, Cloud Forest, Monster Island River

Arapaima
- Introduced to be food for larger piscivores as well as to control the island’s aquatic ecosystem.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes
Asian Arowana
- Introduced to be food for mid-sized piscivores as well as to control the island’s aquatic ecosystem.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Bluegill
- Introduced to be food for smaller piscivores.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Channel Catfish
- Introduced to be food for smaller piscivores and help maintain the island’s aquatic ecosystem.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Common Carp
- Introduced to be food for mid-sized piscivores.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Common Roach
- Introduced to be food for smaller piscivores.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Fathead Minnow
- Introduced to be food for other fish and serve as a base for the island’s aquatic food chain.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Nile Tilapia
- Introduced to be food for smaller piscivores.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Northern Pike
- Introduced to be food for mid-sized piscivores as well as to control the island’s aquatic ecosystem
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Polka-dot River Stingray
- Introduced to be food for larger piscivores as well as to diversify the island’s aquatic ecosystem.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Rainbow Trout
- Introduced to be food for piscivores. The Rainbow Trout is the most numerous fish on the island.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Silver Arowana
- Introduced to be food for mid-sized piscivores and to control the island’s aquatic ecosystems.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers
Yellow Perch
- Introduced to be food for smaller piscivores.
- Habitat: Monster Island River, Wetlands, Lakes and Rivers

Naturally Immigrated Wildlife

A variety of animals have naturally found their way onto Monster Island since its construction. Naturalizing themselves and strengthening the local ecosystem with their presence.

Pacific Sheath-tailed Bats are the only “native mammal” found on the island, likely having migrated from Fiji.

A dozen or so Birds have immigrated to the island from Fiji and other nearby islands including Long-tailed Koel, White-rumped Swiftlet, Buff-banded Rail, White-browed Crake, Pacific Reef-Egret, Australasian Marsh Harrier, Pacific Kingfisher, Polynesian Triller, Slaty Monarch, Pacific Robin, Pacific Swallow, Silvereye, Polynesian Starling

A handful of reptiles have been found on the island, most likely having been washed ashore on natural rafts and carried by tropical storms. Mourning Geckos, Copper-tailed Skinks, Indo-Pacific House Geckos, Pacific Dtellas, Indo-Pacific Slender Geckos and Pelagic Geckos have all naturalized and exploded in population, becoming common in all habitats across the island.

Ocean Wildlife

Monster island is surrounded by several large artificial reefs, which provide a home to a wide variety of marine species including Manta Rays, Reef Sharks, Morays, Jacks, Trevallies, Skipjack Tuna, Milkfish, Lionfish, and a large diversity of Damselfish, Angelfish, Wrasses, Parrotfish, Butterflyfish and Surgeonfish

Marine Mammals visit frequently, including Blue, Minke, Sei, Fin, Humpback and Sperm Whales, Dwarf Sperm Whales, Beaked Whales, Pilot Whales, False Killer Whales, Melon-headed Whales, Rough-toothed, Bottlenose, Striped, Spinner, Spotted and Common Dolphins, and Orcas

Marine Reptiles include 3 sea turtles (Green, Hawksbill and Loggerhead), Slender-necked Sea Snake, Blue-lipped Sea Krait and Yellow-lipped Sea Krait. Sobek also frequently visits the coasts while on his worldwide patrols.

Seabirds are found all over the island, but are most plentiful around the coasts, Brown and Black Noddies, White, Sooty, Black-naped and Greater Crested Terns, White-tailed and Red-tailed Tropicbirds, Tropical Shearwaters, Lesser Frigatebirds, and Masked, Brown and Red-footed Boobies are all very abundant and will breed on the island.

In 2006 a giant squid found itself in the shallows, where it lived for 2 weeks before dying and washing ashore, where it was promptly eaten by various island creatures.

Evironments

Being an artificial landmass, Monster Island has a wide variety of unique ecosystems, specifically designed to comfortably house any potential creature that may need to be brought to the island

Central Plateau

The Central Plateau lies in the center of the island it is a wide, open and mostly flat savannah. It gets very hot out on the plateau as well, allowing for it to serve as a suitable home for most desert and savannah native monsters.

Inhabitants

Ammit
Amun
Ares
Artemis
Athena
Bastet
Crystal Palace Hylaeosaurus
Crystal Palace Iguanodon
Crystal Palace Megalosaurus
Demeter
Giant Mutant Bats
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Centipede
Giant Mutant Chuckwalla
Giant Mutant Gila Monsters
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Giant Mutant Hummingbirds
Giant Mutant Rattlesnakes
Giant Mutant Scorpion
Giant Mutant Tarantulas
Giant Mutant Wasps
Julunggul
Ladon
Osiris
Ra
Serpopard
Uktena
Yakwawiak
Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
Black Angus Cattle
Boer Goat
Red Angus Cattle
Water Buffalo
White-tailed Deer

Notable Locations

Native Flora

Various African and North American Grassland plants were introduced to this part of the island to make sure the environment was properly suited to its planned residents

Big Bluestem Grass
Elephant Grass
Umbrella Thorn Acacia

Lowland Plains

The Lowland Plains are very similar to the Plateau, though the lower altitude makes the area cooler and wetter, providing a home for plains dwelling creatures that aren't as fond of the heat.

Inhabitants

Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
Lowland Plains
American Bullfrog
Black Angus Cattle
Boer Goat
Red Angus Cattle
Red Deer
Water Buffalo
Western Roe Deer
White-tailed Deer

Notable Locations

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Mountains

The highest point on the island. The base of the mountain is even hotter and drier than the plateau, though climbing to higher altitudes will take one to a cold, snowy biome, the frigid climate is assisted by advanced climate control tech within the Mountain's center, allowing for a strange mix of arid desert and polar tundra creatures calling this region home.

The mountain is also intersected by hundreds of caves, both large in small, drawing in the variety of cave-dwellers on the island.

Inhabitants

Akhlut
Amaroq
Arachne
Cherufe
Fenrir
Freya
Freyr
Genetically-Modified Griffin
Giant Mutant Bats
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Grootslang
Khodumodumo
Odin
Thor
Thunderbird
Zeus
Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
Boer Goat

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

Black Spruce Tree

Cloud Forest

The Cloud Forest or Jungle on the Eastern side of the island is typical of other Polynesian tropical forests, receiving lots of rainfall, its misty, humid peaks are home to the most plant variety on the island.

Inhabitants

Catacomb Bahariasaur
Catacomb Carcharodontosaur
Catacomb Crocodilian
Catacomb Spinosaur
Crystal Palace Dicynodon
Crystal Palace Hylaeosaurus
Crystal Palace Iguanodon
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon pachygnathus
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon salamandroides
Crystal Palace Megalosaurus
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus
Giant Cobras
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Giant Mutant Hummingbirds
Giant Mutant Tarantulas
Heterocebiraptor
Lycaen Ultima
Ratovantany
Serpopard

Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
American Bullfrog
White-tailed Deer

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

Ceiba Kapok
Cecropia Tree
Coconut Palm

Coastal Forest

The Coastal Forest known by most island personnel as the Redwoods, is a cooler, more temperate forest located at the south of the island.

Inhabitants

Baba Yaga
Catacomb Bahariasaur
Catacomb Carcharodontosaur
Catacomb Crocodilian
Catacomb Spinosaur
Crystal Palace Dicynodon
Crystal Palace Hylaeosaurus
Crystal Palace Iguanodon
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon pachygnathus
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon salamandroides
Crystal Palace Megalosaurus
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus
Giant Cobras
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Giant Mutant Hummingbirds
Heterocebiraptor
Jersey Devil

Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
American Bullfrog
Boer Goat
Red Deer
Water Buffalo
Western Roe Deer
White-tailed Deer

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

Coast Redwood
Giant Sequoia
King Fern

Wetlands

The wetlands receive the most rainfall on the island, the entire area is covered in marshes and swamps, intersected my rivers and streams.

Inhabitants

Abtu Cichlid
Catacomb Bahariasaur
Catacomb Carcharodontosaur
Catacomb Crocodilian
Catacomb Spinosaur
Crystal Palace Dicynodon
Crystal Palace Hylaeosaurus
Crystal Palace Ichthyosaurus
Crystal Palace Iguanodon
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon pachygnathus
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon salamandroides
Crystal Palace Megalosaurus
Crystal Palace Mosasaurus
Crystal Palace Plesiosaurus
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus
Crystal Palace Teleosaurus
Giant Cobras
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Gill-Man
Loch Ness Monster
Medjed Fish

Brown Rat
House Sparrow
Vervet Monkey
Wild Boar / Feral Hog
American Bullfrog
Arapaima
Asian Arowana
Bluegill
Channel Catfish
Common Carp
Common Roach
Fathead Minnow
Nile Tilapia
Northern Pike
Polka-dot River Stingray
Rainbow Trout
Red Deer
Silver Arowana
Water Buffalo
White-tailed Deer
Yellow Perch

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

Broad-leaved Cattail
Narrow-leaved Cattail

Coasts

Located at the North of the Island, the coastal plains are mostly similar to the Lowland plains, being primarily cool, moist grassland, though their proximity to the ocean leaves a faint taste of salt in the vegetation and the scent of the sea on the breeze.

Inhabitants

A-Mi-Kuk
Aphrodite
Apollo
Charybdis
Crystal Palace Ichthyosaurus
Crystal Palace Mosasaurus
Crystal Palace Plesiosaurus
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus
Dionysus
Echidna
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Giant Mutant Seagull
Hafgufa
Hrosshvalur
Jormungandr
Katthveli
Ku
Lyngbakr
Mushveli
Mutated Whales
Nauthveli
Poseidon
Raudkembingur
Skelijungur
Sobek
Stökkull
Sverdhvalur
Taniwha
Taumafiskur
Trolual
Typhon

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

Marram Grass

Monster Island River

The Monster Islands

Inhabitants

Abtu Cichlid
Catacomb Crocodilian
Crystal Palace Ichthyosaurus
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon pachygnathus
Crystal Palace Labyrinthodon salamandroides
Crystal Palace Mosasaurus
Crystal Palace Plesiosaurus
Crystal Palace Pterodactylus
Crystal Palace Teleosaurus
Giant Mutant Bumblebees
Giant Mutant Harvester Ants
Giant Mutant Honeybees
Medjed Fish
Mishipeshu

American Bullfrog
Arapaima
Asian Arowana
Bluegill
Channel Catfish
Common Carp
Common Roach
Fathead Minnow
Nile Tilapia
Northern Pike
Polka-dot River Stingray
Rainbow Trout
Silver Arowana
Yellow Perch

Notable Locations

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Native Flora

American Pondweed
Western Pondweed