Favorite "Other" Species

[Ashleg]

We have topics for your favorite vermin and Woodlander species, but how about those that do not fall under a bracket? Birds, snakes, lizards, frogs, seals, bats, whales, fish, an' all that.

My favorite "non-bracketed" species to read about would have to be the frogs, specifically the frogs in tribes. As a frog lover, they're cool, and I like how they are portrayed as this horrendous kind of swamp cult the characters must get away from.

[KoudoawaiaVortex]

I like the adders. I also liked the golden hamster that showed up briefly in one of the books.

[The Skarzs]

The adders are my favorite. They're kind of a force of nature.

[a crumb]

Seals. They were the very species I wondered about possibly existing in the books when I first read through them, and was quite happy to have an appearance. Probably not practical for a real, serious plot role, but nonetheless fun to have.

[Ashleg]

I forget--were there narwhals in the books?

[a crumb]

I forget--were there narwhals in the books?

Not if we're talking about Redwall.

[The Skarzs]

No, but I think there was a dolphin.

[Maudie]

I don't remember a dolphin.

[Ashleg]

Porpoises?

[KoudoawaiaVortex]

I think there were dolphins yes. They had a grand ol time trolling the seagoing vermin in The Rogue Crew.

[Ashleg]

I thought those were seals.

[a crumb]

They were. The Whoomers.

[Ashleg]

So where did these alleged dolphins come into play?

[a crumb]

As far as I can remember, there was only ever Kweekum and his crowd, in the Legend of Luke.
I cannot even remember what his speech attributes were, if he ever spoke at all.

[The Skarzs]

Yeah, the LoL. They helped push that craft to give the seal a rest.