Sapphire Islands Fauna:

The Sapphire Islands is home to unique fauna that have adapted to the tropical island chain that lies between the Sirrocious and Alluvious Oceans on the equator. These islands are interconnected yet unique amongst one another as each island hosts unique fauna not seen anywhere else, which gives it the title of the most biodiverse biome on Terra. Due to the location of these islands, the most northern islands are not affected by tropical cyclones and are considered peaceful, perfect islands, however the southern portion do get tropical cyclones every year which most of the fauna have adapted too. Species have adapted to the Water element which provides protection from drowning, enormous rainfall and waves from tropical cyclones and also allows for adaptive swimming between the islands. This biome acts as a sort of melting pot for all sorts of fauna from around the world to interact and exchange due to its central location and branches that connect into the caves below.

1: Luname, 2: Kaimerfly, 3: Morifly, 4: Lunar Illumifly, 5: Meribug, 6: Azuraiin Coven, 7: Lunaren, 8: Mariwai, 9: Meraii, 10: Marine Lagoose, 11: Azuraiian Seatort, 12: Crowned Gog, 13: Sapphire Hermit Karmen, 14: Prism Gog, 15: Sapphire Caecillian, 16: Sapphire Astar, 17: Lunaray, 18: Lunar Vinch, 19: Alluvious Waipoa, 20: Prism Mageli, 21: Wai Vander, 22: Puuku Puffer, 23: Azur Naia, 24: Lunaski, 25: Sapphire Locusko, 26: lunaii, 27: Puuku Angless, 28: Turquoise Bip, 29: Prism Flane, 30: Turquoise Amori

*Nothing against gardening, but we're currently facing global ecological collapse within our lifetimes.

article 1: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/oct/13/almost-70-of-animal-populations-wiped-out-since-1970-report-reveals-aoe

These brittle stars in Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary look like they're finishing up an intense game of twister!

Smoldering Caldera Fauna:

The Smoldering Caldera is home to unique fauna that have adapted to the highly elevated, dry steppe that encompasses much of the Cayenne Mountains and the northern steppe of Emberland. Similarly to the Vermillion Forest and Scarlet Taiga, species have adapted to the fire element and are capable of keeping themselves warm throughout the cold, long winters. However, unlike the previous two, these animals are naturally fire-immune which makes them adaptive to live in and around volcanic calderas, hot spots, and lava lakes that dot this almost inhospitable landscape. 

1: Sootyxia, 2: Red Crowned Konchu, 3: Smoldering Flying Wyrm, 4: Magma Wyrm, 5: Carmine Pyrami, 6: False Skink, 7: Smoldering Flanefish, 8: Hitori, 9: Vulcunese Skink, 10: Soot-Crested Serpent, 11: Great Smoldering Serpent

Cherry Woodland Fauna:

The Cherry Woodland is home to unique fauna that have adapted to the dry, warm, “Mediterranean” climate that features expansive deserts, sparse vegetation, and a rich coastline. Species here have adapted to the fire element, yet there are notable influences from the Aeon Caves beneath so you’ll see many pink-colored animals that bleed red instead of white/pink. Diversity remains high around the coast and within the various waterways throughout this biome. 

1: Rhodinae Lumifly, 2: Cherre Lumifly, 3: Greater Burnbee, 4: Lesser Burnbee, 5: Fyrno, 6: Chardon, 7: Pyringo, 8: Fyrfly, 9: Kissed Thermobug, 10: Pink-Frilled Flane, 11: Spink, 12: Cherrese Skink, 13: Lantern Glorb, 14: Carmine Serpent, 15: Scarlet Snapper, 16: Sol Kissed Tort, 17: Inferno Gator, 18: Frilled Tort, 19: Piercing Charfish, 20: Sparkfish, 21: Cherry-Kissed Piscus

Tiny but mighty!