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what is an aquirling? wrote:Aquirlings are a descendant of the dire wolf, know for their very large size, these creatures flourished up in the north pole region and Antarctica region. they soon became the most dominant and dangerous predator of the globe. but as global warming began to affect the entire earth, these large wolves were driven either north or south depending on their region. they spread out in groups and found each one on a different area of the planet, such as Africa, South America, Canada and Alaska, Europe, and many other areas. but with their thick coats, they had to shed to a thinner coats. but as they did the Aquirlings began to mutate some of their body parts look like some of the animals in their region. they grew different sets of horns and some grew different tails, their ears gained tufts for better hearing and they got vertical pupils with better night vision. some even grew wings or fins depending on their area to adapt to changing conditions. by 2014 after spending years in hiding they were finally discovered in Tofino british columbia. the first to be discovered was the water aquirling and they were given the name in honour of "aqua" another name for water. by 2016 they were deemed tamable and were now being adopted out to deserving owners.
rarities wrote:~Common~
small fur edits, custom pupils
~uncommon~
sclera colour, longer fur, custom mane
~rare~
missing eyes, missing limbs, custom ears, custom tongue, custom tail, tailess
~very rare~
custom horns, custom wings, extra ears, extra eyes, short/no fur, missing horns
~legendary~
multiple tails, extra legs, illuminated, extra horns,
~Common~
small fur edits, custom pupils
~uncommon~
sclera colour, longer fur, custom mane
~rare~
missing eyes, missing limbs, custom ears, custom tongue, custom tail, tailess
~very rare~
custom horns, custom wings, extra ears, extra eyes, short/no fur, missing horns
~legendary~
multiple tails, extra legs, illuminated, extra horns,
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