# Mundane Beasts

Mundane beasts are animals that are part of the natural world; they have animal-like intelligence and lack magical powers.

The species of mundane beasts are:

* [Amphibians](#amphibians)
* [Birds](#birds)
* [Crustaceans](#crustaceans)
* [Fish](#fish)
* [Bugs](#bugs)
* [Mammals](#mammals)
* [Mollusks](#mollusks)
* [Reptiles](#reptiles)
* [Worms](#worms)

## Amphibians

Creatures of both water and land that metamorphose from aquatic larvae to semi-aquatic or terrestrial adults.

## Birds

Creatures of the air with feathered or leather wings, whether laying eggs or giving live birth.

## Crustaceans

Aquatic creatures with hard shells and jointed legs.

## Fish

Aquatic creatures with fins as their primary means of movement, either with gills or needing to rise to breathe air.

## Bugs

Non-aquatic creatures with jointed legs and segmented bodies.

## Mammals

Warm-blooded creatures with fur or thick hide that nurse their young with milk.

## Mollusks

Soft-bodied creatures, whether shelled or not, that move by means of a muscular foot or tentacles

## Reptiles

Cold-blooded semi-aquatic or terrestrial creatures with scales, shells, or both, that lay eggs upon land.

## Worms

Simple invertebrates with elongated bodies and without legs or tentacles.


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