Borrpiggs are a greedy and lazy Mixamal. Easily eating the leftover scraps of garbage that is left behind, they're happiest when shoving their faces and getting bigger and bigger. That said, be wary in their pens, they can get big enough to find Nixels a light snack.
Cowvines are the biggest milk source of Mixopolis, and the best friends of Pummper. Female Cowvines are perceived as calm and quiet, and are often the target of delinquent Mixels and nearly any intruding Nixel for tipping over. However, male Cowvines have a gigantic temper. Attempting to Mix with one of them armed only with a single Cubit is a popular sport event.
Mulkey are the most common draft Mixamal. Perceived as stubborn, they are often used for pulling work-based carriages and hauling heavy loads. They can easily adapt to city use. Hackney of the Kabees is one.
Horsteed are another common draft Mixamal, but have much more use. They can easily be bred to resemble the colorations of other tribes, along with a few rare variations being cycloptic, or having wings or horns. Young Horsteeds are much doofier, with a smaller mouth that protrudes buck teeth out. The Medival steeds and Paladum are Horsteeds.
Woolshii are the most common textile-use Mixamal. They need regular shearings of their steel wool coats, which is used for various clothing sources. They often come in herds, which also requires the need of canine Mixamals to guard them.
Ramoat are often compared to Woolshii, but are much rougher. Much more territorial, they have an appetite that can nearly rival Borrpiggs. However, despite their rough persona, their legs lock up very easy, causing them to "faint", a humorous sight.
Croven are not native Mixamals to the farmyard, and rather are pests. They are adaptable to city and suburban life, but prefer to snack on the corwheat fields that S'krow vainly tries to protect.
Chikhen are a combo of food providers and alarm clocks. Laying eggs, providing meat, and crowing at the lighting of the light bulb sun, they are hard to catch, and very skittish. Quite an annoyance if you don't know how to work with them!
