#salamanderkin

Damp-living friend of water and earth, you have such a graceful way of waltzing through this world. You hold your pride humbly and find beauty in both worlds, on land and under water, and show us that there's more to life than picking just one place to explore. How many different creatures have you seen on your adventures? Do you prefer the river over the shore? I would love to hear the stories you have to tell. Keep your head held high and you'll find the most beautiful places the world has to offer.

Here is kinda what I'm looking for, but I want to have some Halloween-y things

From @thatonesalamandertherian

Here you go! Genuinely so sorry this was so late :(( I got a small burnout :'3

Anywho yeah, omnitherian and all that. But besides the bird and feline shifty-ness and feels lately, I’ve also been feeling very much like reptiles or amphibians and aquatic animals. Some examples would be; gators, crocs, sneks, geckos, lizards, salamanders, iguanas, bearded dragons, Komodo dragons, sharks, eels, seals, sea lions, otters, orcas, etc.

I’m especially feeling very croc or gator like, or some sort of water dweller who crawls on four legs. These feeling and shifts I’ve been having may be due to having gone swimming in a 3 foot pool recently. Having no room to freely swim around, I was only able to crawl as if I were a water lizard. Or a water… monitor. That’s completely possible as well, the animal just came to mind.

Damn, idk if I should be questioning any of these animals or just accept them all because I’ve been considering myself to be an omnitherian for some time now. I guess there is a chance of all these being cameo shifts, but I’ve never in my time of knowing I’m a therian have ever gotten cameo shifts before. All of these animals sound and feel right to me though, plus others I haven’t even named yet. Maybe I am on the path of confirming, or being confident in my identity as all animals.

We’ll see. I’m out~

I float contently in the murky green water of the pond, limbs splayed for balance, flat tail waving lazily to propel myself through the slow currents. The warm sun filters down from the surface, casting bright stripes and patches on the layer of silt beneath me.