Dragon Coop's Summer Loot! 

That's it for now, we'll update you soon on the pledge manager status.

Talk soon!
Paula & Geb

The Awakened Axocoatl

Awakened Axocoatls start out their lives as tiny tadpoles living in estuaries. They mature into Axolotl-like creatures, hunting snails and using their shells as temporary homes. It is only through very harsh circumstances that Inlet Axolotls fully mature into Awakened Axocoalts. Whenever very strong storms hit their habitats, the stressful conditions cause them to metamorphose into these graceful dragons. As such, they have been synonymous with storms, and many cultures deem them as a bad omen.

The Sinuous Sablescale

One of the most dangerous Hidden Critters we've ever encountered, Sinuous Sablescales are cunning and intelligent creatures. Their obsidian scales are perfectly adapted to withstand incredibly high temperatures which allow them to seamlessly swim through lava. They gulp down molten rock and hold it in an internal sac in their chest cavity. They then spit it back out at incredible speeds at their prey, incapacitating it at a distance. Their aim is absolute.

What do you think of these Hidden Critters? Drop your comments below!

And remember, if you want to become a Bookwyrm and discover these Critters with us, join the Hidden Critter Club! There, you'll get monthly research on these wonderful creatures in the mail, as well as stickers, wallpapers and more!

Talk soon!
Paula & Geb

Being one of the biggest Hidden Critters ever recorded, it comes as a big surprise to note how far off into our excursions we managed to discover this behemoth. The Prismatic Frillback can be best described as a flying whale of titanic proportions. True to their namesake, the frills on their backs look like feathers, and they allow these large creatures change colors and camouflage themselves high up in the skies. These frills also contain symbiotic photosynthesizing bacteria that give them sustenance. 

They live their entire lives lazily drifting among slow moving clouds. These highly intelligent critters form deep relationships with each other, and they’ve developed a complex language composed of deep guttural growls that can be easily confused with distant thunder.

Frillbacks are inquisitive creatures who can form bonds with other species. They’ve been recorded playing with Lofty Cloudweavers; the smaller dragons weave their wool around the Frillbacks and decorate them while the Frillbacks roll in midair. While they usually sleep while floating, Frillbacks sometimes land on sky islands to rest from long journeys.

Hi Cloud Chasers! Here's the second Creature Feature for the Lofty Cloudweaver, our second Cloud Chaser Critter!

The Lofty Cloudweaver’s grace is hard to ignore. With its bright yellow scales, soft and fluffy wool and bright blue wings, these dragons elegantly adorn the skies they roam. They have a long and slender body with an equally long and tufted tail, and a pair of powerful brown horns. Their wings have a shimmering effect to them, like a butterfly’s wings, refracting light and displaying beautiful hues of blue. These patterns are caused by the wing’s scale formation, and as such, every Cloudweaver wing pattern is different.

 Cloudweavers’ name is not figurative: these Critters’ shed wool turns into physical clouds you can actually stand on. Their maneuvers can weave clouds into specific shapes, and large congregations of Cloudweavers have actually created vast sky islands. We’ve even been able to discover rare creatures endemic to these sky islands, like the Solar Jellybloom!

Cloudweavers spend most of their lives between the clouds, high up in the sky. They usually make their dens in caves atop tall mountaintops or on sky islands of their own creation, and they use the harsh winds of their habitats to easily lift off and expertly maneuver in the sky. They are so attuned to the clouds, some have even learned how to conjure lightning by harnessing the friction from their wool!