Tua'Kaa

Llama & Goats: Both herbaceous creatures are common in the mountainous regions of the more inhabitable islands. For decades the islands were devoid of predators big enough to take down these creatures. That is, until the griffons arrived. The lack of danger stripped the island’s goats and llama of their fight or flight instinct leaving room instead for remarkably reckless (not very bright) reactions. While primarily as resource animals, a few goats and llama can be seen pulling the carts of smaller inhabitants. At their own risk.

*The lava pooled at the base of the mountain and six goats just jumped in…*

Horses on Tua'Kaa: Tua'Kaa island's wild equine situation is unique.

There are two small intermingled herds on Tua'kaa island both a mixture of horses & ponies. It is believed their lineage traces back to the original tribe's horses as the equine sizes seem to vary drastically; Some seem fit for titans, others for Teacups!

---

Petrel Island's Horses: The Petrel islanders have domesticated stock and may import some breeds to expand genes. Horses here tend to be over priced, they are seen as a proper luxury and sign of wealth!

---

Note: The wild horse population on both Petrel island and Tua'Kaa island seem to be far more sparce than one would imagine. Rumor has it that the reason the herds are small is that some of the horses found themselves drawn to the sea and others attached to the sky.