Pets

Small Description:
They'll lie dormant in the winter; young pacas have to be told off for piling snow on top of these guys to make little snow houses/sculptures

Extended Description:
As the cold weather creeps in, many creatures are starting to hibernate, including the, ironically named, Snowcap Lilyp. These little guys are often mistaken as wild mushrooms, sometimes being picked up by wandering pacas thinking they found a cool fungus, only to be surprised when their prized find starts moving! Like most Lilyp, the Snowcap variant is very social with its own kind, and can often be found in small or large groups together. When hibernation rolls around, the Snowcap Lilyp will huddle with its friends to stay warm throughout the season, frequently confusing passing pacas as to why there may be a large cluster of mushrooms just sitting there, thinking it may be some free nature-grown food late into the year... but don't eat one! They're very poisonous!

Small Description:
Depending on the water they drink, a Ratfresh's flower will give off a different aroma!

Extended Description:
Although rats normally thrive off of filth, Ratfresh can only stand the cleanest of environments. Considered a blessing to one's garden and a sign of superior caretaking if you see one lurking, Ratfresh roam from place to place in search of new, better water sources. These little critters' flower petals shed and regrow every season, and make for great fertilizer!

Small Description:
Give a Sharp a chew toy and they’ll be happily squeaking all week

Extended Description:
This fishy little friend has a strange penchant for rounding up inanimate objects it finds, and using them as playmates! Once found in large packs, the Sharp has been slowly dwindling in numbers as a now almost-extinct species of pet. A Pacapillar initiative has formed recently to introduce other species such as the Narseal to Sharp’s to try and get them to socialize again, but it’s not such an easy task to look friendly with teeth like those!