Dedirri
Frightful black bird, similar in size to an eagle, that usually flies through Irpu's forests in new moon nights. Distinguishable by Its deafening flapping and laughter-like craw, the Dedirri is believed by the common folk to be a bearer of bad omens, as It feeds on flesh and commonly haunts abandoned cementeries or battlefields.
Girrela
As small as a walnut, the Girrela is a dangerous insect that lives both near to salty and fresh water bodies, commonly found in the counties of Darranx, Fodsu, Jeor, and the Uxk region. Girrelas lay their eggs in the water, where once hatched, the larvae will take an appearence similar to algae. Afterwards, the larvae will search for a spot to become a pupa. This is their most dangerous state, as they slide through the head orifices, causing loss of hearing, vision and smell. Once the Girrela has matured, they'll emerge from the cocoon as a bioluminescent moth. Now harmless, the Girrela will find another body of water to lay Its eggs.
Xuvifum
Highly territorial ophidian characterized by a long mane on Its dorsal spine and a shiny scale in Its forehead, prized by Its rareness. The Xuvifum is deeply attracted to any sparkling object and usually hoards them in Its nest, found in the rivers of Mavso-Orri, Kuvinarri, Frumirke, and Jeor. Despite Its fierce nature, the Xuvifum has been tamed on rare occasions, usually by giving it new treasures.
Sof
Nocturnal canine of thick dark coat found all around the kingdom, know for Its lone nature and longevity. The Sof, unlike the wolf, doesn't feed on herd, instead, It has been spoted eating both Elfusa and Dediguvi. The oldest known Sof in Ievavi lives in the Dikvu highlands an is believed to have lived up to 200 years. This famed Sof has been named by many as Levim-Dip, and as the lucky ones that have survived an encounter with It can recall, Levim-Dip limps on the left hind leg.
Mamur
Bovine mostly used by the highlander population of Ievavi-Osa's mountain ranges to herd livestock or as pack animals. Their thick and long wool has been long used by the local communities as a natural fiber for clothing, blankets and other utensils. However, It is very important not to drink Mamur's famous yellowish milk, as it can have strong laxative effects, althought some southern sheperds process it into hard cheese. Despite old legends talking of golden Mamurs with glowing horns, It seems that Mamurs have lost any king of luminiscent characteristics, as some especulate, cause by the lack of direct contact with the Sócdots river.
Dediguvi
Kiniva
Nilavoi
Tavixni
Pekamo
Xutvorri
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