These desert creatures like to plaster themselves against warm rocks, or warm humans. They are allergic to water.

Explorers sometimes find a moonbear all alone on a tiny moon. Nobody knows how they get there, or why. Once found they are sociable and cuddly.

Human colonists named these after the prehistoric Earth creatures they resemble.

Human colonists named these after the prehistoric Earth creatures they resemble.

Like mice, but they fly.

These strange creatures use their tails to steer as they float through the dense atmosphere of their home planet, until they seen an opportunity to swoop down on unsuspecting prey.
Pictured with Lucy Furr, the original bitey cloud.

Derelict space craft often contain ghosts. Luckily, ghosts are usually easy to relocate and make pleasant additions to a household.

Australian colonists named these large, shaggy creatures after a cryptid from their home country.