This one's gonna be short, mostly explaining the detail of random creatures

On cool spring nights, Breetel's of all kinds scavage the grass for tasty berries. Sometimes though, they themselves -although smaller than in- will eat the blades of grass.

Other creatures feast on these small incect-like critters. A few examples being Baby Naga, Light tails, bird like hunters, and the occasional Scurp.

Scurp's are scorpion-related reptilian-arachnids. These near blind creatures will bite even the largest of Naga in search of some small piece of meat. While most fail, a small group of Scurp's have managed to lightly wound Tanara; the largest Naga on their planet.

Speaking of Naga, their young are notorious hunters. While some die due to their parent's aggressive and starving manner, most still live and make it to adulthood.

Baby Naga generally eat Breetel's and Scurp's. While occasionally known for taking down larger prey with at least two other baby Naga, most are content with the mass amounts of Scurp and Breetel's.

On the topic of larger creatures, we move onto the notorious Light Tails. These creatures are known to be keen, great hunters for their size, and very clumsy. Their clumsiness does not get in the way of their grace though. Some Light Tails are known for their elegance. Let's take the gentle Holly and Skye for a moment; both are carful unlike their name peers, both keep a keen eye on things, as well as being gentle with whatever they come across.

Now some of these creatures are more like warrior's. Said ones are deemed to have the standard dragon wings or none at all. Those with bird or incectoid wings are 'too fragile' for their wings are generally covered in beautiful feathers or clear incectoid wings.

The main predator of these gentle creatures is Naga, that will be our next creature of discussion. You see, in this world, Naga are probably not what you think. Yes, they are a bit amphibious, but most spend their time on land. These land masses, although by water for cooling off, are far enough inland for the ocean to not be seen, heard, or smelt with their keen sense of it.

These creatures have barely any hearing, so they rely on their regular sight and highly sensitive smell. They can smell the faintest drop of blood from others. But if it is their own, that's not a good sign. Naga's blood is toxic. One touch of that stuff and your scales or fur is sure to burn off. But the chemical composure in their bloodstream when hit with oxygen is not the right kind to burn through, or in general skin; it is still capable of doing high amounts of damage.

The blood of Naga is not the worst part, for if you come in contact with the head, your a goner. The bite of a general Naga is strong enough to crush only the bone. But while in mating season, or annoyed by something, these creatures have the bite strong enough to destroy the strongest of plates.

But, while mating, these creatures have a gentle bite on their significant other for the next few years.

I hope this insights you into my world that my creatures roam.
Till next time I write! Bye!