List of Darwin IV Fauna

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 * Amoebic Sea - The Amoebic Sea is a gelatinous sea of single-celled organisms. All the water in the Amoebic Sea is absorbed and sealed within the gelatinous mass to prevent further evaporation, as the planet is slowly losing water over the eons. It is home to Emperor Sea Striders and Sac-backs. Littoralopes often visit the Amoebic Sea, eating the organisms. Tentacles come out of the surface of the Amoebic Sea and trap Emperor Sea Strider Nymphs, then consume them alive.
 * Arctic Sedge Slider - A ten-meter-tall biped, the Arctic Sedge Slider is adapted for life in the cold. The Arctic Sedge Slider's name comes from the furrows it leaves in its wake. This creature has an adaptation for the cold. When temperatures drop, or when a fierce Arctic storm approaches, the Arctic Sedge Slider has the ability to retract its head deep into its warm body cavity. When conditions are favorable again, its head reemerges again and it resumes its activities. The Arctic Sedge Slider has what may be the biggest sonar bulge of any animal on Darwin IV. This massive organ produces sonar pings in, not one, but multiple frequencies. Since the bulge is located on the Arctic Sedge Slider's back, it gives the animal the ability to "see" in 360 degrees. This makes it much more difficult for a predator to catch an Arctic Sedge Slider by surprise.
 * Arctic-stalker - An Arctic bipedalien that spike fat in its legs. The "Arctic-Wolf" of Darwin IV.
 * Arctic-Strider - An Arctic bipedalien that stores fat in its legs.
 * Arctic Tripedalien
 * Army Gulper - A Micro-bipedalien(over 30cm) of Darwin's Deserts.
 * Arrowtongue - A bipedalien with black coloration and red spotted biolights. Averaging about eight meters tall, an Arrowtongue impales its prey with a 3 meter-long, serrated, arrow-tipped proboscis. Like many spiders on Earth (and like most predators on Darwin IV), Arrowtongues are liquivores, injecting digestive juices into their prey and then sucking out the liquefied organs. They are fierce, solitary hunters found on the grasslands of Darwin IV. Like most of Darwin IV's animals, their pointed, spade-like heads contain no true jaws. They use sonar in order to find other species and food.
 * Balloon Floater - The Balloon-like animals. A Darwin's Mountains. Bladder-head and a long-tails.
 * Banded Janper - A Monopedalien of Darwin's Mountains.
 * Beach Loper - The Beach Loper is a biped with a trunk vaguely reminiscent of an elephant's. It is a distant peripheral cousin of the immense Emperor Sea Strider.
 * Beach Quill - Beach Quills are short-range attack hunters and are some of the smallest creatures on Darwin IV. They attack in colonies and kill their prey with a neurotoxin. In Alien Planet a large colony kills a Groveback. They can propel themselves by means of a folded muscular "foot". The beach quills in Expedition were one meter in length as opposed to the 3-inch (76 mm) long beach quills in Alien Planet. An image of a Beach Quill.
 * Beach-Runner - A bipedalien with long legs that sprints along the shore of the Amoebic Sea. but their name and anatomy strongly indicate cursorial.
 * Beach-Slider - A bipedalien with lone legs that spikes along the littoral of the Amoebic sea.
 * Beach-Dweller - A quadrupedalien with long legs that lives along the littoral zone of the Amoebic sea.
 * Belly-Thrower - A monopedal animal which has an eating habit similar to that of a starfish on Earth; it inverts its stomach outside the body and catches prey in it.
 * Bladderhorn - This creature is a bright blue, rather comical-looking bipedal animal, with two "antlers" extending out of the sides of its head and have red biolight markings on them. The antlers are actually sacs designed to inflate and make it look much larger than it truly is. Bladderhorns make bellowing sounds by deflating the air sacs. The Bladderhorn uses its "antlers" for communication, which, in Alien Planet, causes Leo to conclude it is a good candidate for communication. Leo shows the Bladderhorn a symbol puzzle, but the Bladderhorn becomes apparently agitated, bellowing at him, and then runs away. Actually, the Bladderhorn ran away because of a sonic ping. Ike sees the same Bladderhorn near the conclusion of the exploration. Bladderhorns fight with their bladders like antlers, using bioluminescent light shows and their bladders to scare away predators and rivals.
 * Bolt-Tongue - A polar cousin of the Arrowtongue, the Bolt-tongue is a Darwinian predator which uses a large arrow-tipped appendage to kill its prey. The bolt-tongue possesses a sonar bulge in the form of an arc running down its head. Like all predators on Darwin IV, it has no eyes. The head of a Bolt-tongue.
 * Brain Ball - A Brain-like animals.
 * Carver Wing - An extremely aggressive ectoparasitoid flyer that lays its eggs on the dorsal survases of large animals. Once the eggs hatch, the Carver wings will devour their host.
 * Conehead Flyer - A Forest's Flying animals. Cone-like heads.
 * Cragspringer - A wingless cousin of the Springwing that is also a mountain-dweller but is more of a leaper than a glider, as it lacks the gliding wings of a Springwing.
 * Crimson-Zebra Slider - A bipedalien of deserts, kill its prey. The Crimson-color leggeds.
 * Daggerwrist - The Daggerwrist is a human-sized tree-dwelling carnivore quadrupedalien. It glides from tree to tree with the assistance of thin membranes, or patagia, similar to those of a flying squirrel. Its forelimbs are large daggers designed for clinging to plaque-bark trees and killing prey, mainly Trunk-suckers. Unlike most of Darwin IV's predators, the Daggerwrist has what could be a jaw, but it is actually part of the skull that detaches to stab its prey and inject the needed digestive enzymes. This organ is connected to the chest of the Daggerwrist by a chord and is often tucked under the head, giving the jaw illusion.
 * Desert Flyer - A Flyer of Darwin's Desert. Long-wing a two talis.
 * Dinosaur Strider A Plain's bipedaliens. The Dinosaur-bone's like heads.
 * Diskflyer - Diskflyers live around the Amoebic Sea and operate within very distinct four square kilometer territories. It is not known whether young Diskflyers stay within the territories in which they were born or if they leave to establish new territories of their own. Diskflyers are hermaphroditic, like most of Darwin IV's fauna, and mating impregnates both partners. It is not known whether diskflyers give birth to live young or eggs.possibly related to skewers.
 * Domino Bite - A Forest's herbivores Quadruped-aliens.
 * Ebony Blister-Wing - An immense flier, the Ebony Blister-wing can sometimes attain wingspans in excess of 1,000 feet (300 m).
 * Emperor Sea Strider - The Emperor Sea-strider is the largest known creatures on Darwin IV. In Alien Planet, giant biped animals. the Emperor Sea-strider is 70 feet (21 m) tall, but it is much more massive in the book Expedition. Though their exact size is unknown, if Mr. Barlowe's account is correct, they would be 620.1 feet (189.0 m) tall. Emperor Sea-striders walk on the surface of the Amoebic Sea with their two massive feet. Emperor Sea-striders are found only on the Amoebic Sea because the sea is the only source of food in numbers large enough to support such creatures, much like krill is for baleen whales on Earth. When Emperor Sea-striders are born they are capable of flight, but as adults they are bipedal. Hatched from eggs, the tiny Sea Strider Nymphs are attracted to an energy source located beneath the adult's mouthless head. Hollow, light-weight creatures, they cannot yet walk, but they fly about Darwin IV on their short wings, like Earth's hummingbirds. They have an unusual method of feeding; their mouths are located on their feet, so it eats the organisms by stepping on them. The identifying traits they have are a mouthless crested head, two very large orange biolights (which are cavities in the book), two large tails (which is actually a tail and a phallus according to the book), and smaller blue biolights accenting their crests and tails.
 * Eosapien - Eosapiens are the sentient natives of Darwin IV in both Alien Planet and Expedition. The Eosapiens appear to be highly mobile, airborne, and semi-sentient. They possess limbs with tentacle-like fingers as well as claws, navigate with organic rudders, and use large sacs of methane to provide lift. Eosapiens have rudimentary intelligence roughly equivalent to that of our own early ancestors like Homo erectus. They carry spears and clubs for hunting. In the book, they dropped these weapons to make a cage around prey and then lift them away. They also seem to harvest the floating balls of gel the Amoebic Sea produces. The Eosapiens seemed to have gathered stones and arranged them in a circular pattern around Leo, like prehistoric monuments such as Stonehenge. Their name means "Dawn Thinker" in Latin because of the time when Barlowe first encountered them. In Alien Planet they were one of only two species able to prey on Skewers, but they most often feed on Gill-heads. Leo was assaulted by an Eosapien shortly after trying to communicate with a Bladderhorn. A group of Eosapiens apparently interpreted a camera disk launched by Ike as a threat; the last image from the camera disk showed the Eosapiens flying away, carrying a limp Ike. The floating balloon probe resembles the floating Eosapiens, and the launch of the video disc was probably interpreted as throwing a weapon. This species differs in appearance in the book compared to Alien Planet. In Alien Planet, the Eosapiens fingers were made more tentacle-like and longer, and they increased the size of its bladders, had spears instead of clubs, their skin color (reddish-pink instead of blue-green, both had yellow biolights) and hunting strategies also differ from what is found in the book.
 * Fin Leg - Small, silver, barrel-shaped herbivores with four fin-like limbs, hence the name. Even though it only has two fins, it walks on four points, four on each fin. They feed on the semi-liquid membrane of the jelly-bladder plants. Small colony of Fin Legs (bottom-left corner).
 * Finned Snapper - A carnivore with quadrupeds and an airfoil like hind quarters that lifts it when it runs. They feed on Jetdarters by flicking their agile and dexterous hunting arm located on the head. They are very light weight and have very delicate bones. The individual encountered by Barlowe was injured when the hovercone's engine tossed the animal, where it was later assaulted by jetdarters.
 * Flag-tailed Cancer - A bipedalien of Darwin's Plains. A Two-Tail animals.
 * Flipstick - Flipsticks are tall, cylindrical creatures. The Flipstick's signature form of locomotion involves leaping into the air and flipping 180° to land on its opposite end. These 60-meter-tall (196 FT) creatures feed on microflyers by jamming their sonar with an oscillating tone, then scoop them up in feeding scoops.
 * Fly ruby - A flyers. The "wing of Ruby" of Darwin's Forests. Ruby-like colors.
 * Follow-Wing - Small blue flyers that usually follow Skewers to scavenge from their kills. They are related to the Skewer, but they are only 2 meters long.
 * Forest Gulper - A large creature that lures animals into its mouth by scent, then slowly digests them alive. They resemble a gigantic green barrel with a thick snake-like tail, and a pair of atrophied beating wings. These wings are used for flight in the Gulper's larval stage, but become vestigial as the animal matures.
 * Forest Slider - Forest Sliders are quadruped animals that are born with four limbs, but as their rear skid hardens and matures, their hind limbs shrivel and eventually fall off.
 * Forest Runner - A monopedal animal herbivores.
 * Gel-Sucker - The Gelsucker is a quadruped, but also has a pair of clawed arms, giving it a total of six limbs. Gelsuckers are so called because they feast on the flesh of the Jelly Bladder plant, which grows in small groves on the outskirts of pocket forests. They use their clawed arms to rip the Jelly Bladders open, and then use their extendible proboscis to suck out the semi-solid flesh.
 * Giant Runner - A bipedaliens Darwin's Plains. with a 15m.
 * Giant Strider - The "Rhinoceros" of Darwin IV. A quadruailen of Darwin's Plains. with a long(over 9m).
 * Gill-Head - A biped with a spike on its chest to support it, almost like a third leg. They are one of the last remaining terrestrial air-sifters, such as the Rime-Runner. The Eosapiens prey upon it.
 * Groveback - In Alien Planet the Groveback is one of the largest creatures native to Darwin IV. When fully mature, they are large enough to have entire stands of trees grow on their backs during the long periods of dormancy spent buried in the ground. Once mobile, they travel on two large front legs and a rear appendage shaped much like a boat rudder. The feeding habits of the Groveback differ between the book and the film. In Alien Planet, the Groveback feeds by absorbing nutrients from the soil through the skin of its underbody. In the Expedition, the Groveback is a filter feeder, feeding on the microscopic plants and animals that number in the millions in Darwin IV's air currents. Considering the Groveback's size and speed, the first mentioned lifestyle may sound more realistic, but when considering the multitude of slow filter feeders and a many nostril-like orifices covering the Groveback's head, the latter lifestyle is just as possible. The Groveback is Darwin IV's only animal with a true jaw.
 * Gyrosprinter - The "antelope" of Darwin IV. However, unlike the antelopes of Earth, the Gyrosprinter has just two legs arranged in a rather unconventional manner - one right behind the other. The legs appear to have evolved to become fused from two forelegs and two hind legs over millions of years; the Gyrosprinter's ancestors were probably once quadrupeds like Earth's quadrupeds. Unfortunately, such a placement of legs can be a problem for balance. The Gyrosprinter has solved this by having two balance organs (similar to the inner ear of a human) located in two thick prongs protruding from either side of its body. It has two hearts, a two meter long tongue, and its nostrils are located on its shoulders. The Gyrosprinter is able to run at speeds of up of up to 80 km/h and has a running stride of up to 15 meters.
 * Hammer-Headed Veldt Wing - A hooded grassland flyer that has crescent-shaped head on the end of a skinny neck. It is on the Rayback menu.
 * Hooded Hound - A quadrupedalien of Darwin's Tundras. The "Red wolf" of Darwin IV. Littoralopes Hunting.
 * Hook-Tailed Flyer - A yellow, medium-sized flyer with a hooked tail and a single float bladder.
 * Hopper-Cone - Small animals that steal scraps of Jelly-bladder plants ripped open by Gelsuckers.
 * Ice-Crawler - Quadrupeds that resemble pillbugs are nearly motionless and make comically flatulent noises when emerging from their "sleep sack".
 * Icedart - A small flying animal that has three pointed tubes for feeding and drinking, one on its face, another on its bottom sides, and a third one on its rear. It also pokes itself on ice during snow storms.
 * Jack-horn - A Quadrupedaliens of Mountains.
 * Jetdarter - One of Darwin IV's more bizarre aerial life forms fliers. The Jetdarter is a scavenger whose compact body assumes a dart-like shape. It has no wings to aid in flight. Instead, it has a biological version of a ramjet engine - complete with a turbine of bone and gristle. It has two legs which fold up during flight, although on Alien Planet, they do not appear to have legs at all. The Jetdarter forms nests in the pocket-forests and fears many predators, such as Electrophyte plants and Finned Snappers.
 * Jawed Slider - The Tyrannosaurus-like Bipedaliens.
 * Keeled Slider - The Keeled Slider is a large brown animal with kneeled four-leggeds. It builds special egg chambers to keep eggs and young. It slides down muddy mountains. It is not hermaphroditic.
 * Leaf-tailed Stiger - A bipedalien. The "Tail of Leaf" of Darwin's forests.
 * Leopard-Flyer - A Carnivorous-Flyers of Darwin's Deserts.
 * Littoralope - The Littoralope are the creatures that use huge Sea-Strider skulls for shelter in Expedition. In Alien Planet, the Littoralopes are described as placid, slow-moving quadrupeds with little evidence of intelligence. They also have tails resembling their heads, similar to Symets, which did not appear in Alien Planet. This feature probably evolved to confuse predators.
 * Ling-jack hunter - A Micro-bipedalien (over 40cm) of Darwin's plains.
 * Liquid-tooth - A Darwin's tiger-like quadruped-aliens. A Plains.
 * Meat Flyer - A "Wing of Meat" of Darwin IV. Prey its herbivores.
 * Microflyer - Micro flyers do the function like zooplankton on earth.
 * Mountain Bug - A Insect-like Flyers. Mountain's Plant eat.
 * Mummy-Nest Flyer - They are black flyers, with a tail that bends back to meet the front of the body (like scorpions, except the tail is curled under the body, not above). Unlike some flyers, they are not jet propelled, so they have to flap their wings to fly. Barlowe hypothesizes that the flyer was once part of the Mummy-nest and, as it matured, broke off from it and used its former body as a home.
 * Mummy-Nest - This animal has sphincter-like orifices on its body. It is later invaded by Mummy-nest Flyers (though they may have once been one and the same).
 * Paper flyer - A flying of Darwin's forests.
 * Pirate Runner - A bipedalien of Darwin's Plains,
 * Planolope - A Plain's Quadruped aliens.
 * Prairie-Ram - Prairie-rams are ubiquitous hunter bipeds. liquivores that impale their prey's chest to suck out bodily juices. Picture of a Prairie-ram.
 * Prismalope - A quadrupedalien of Darwin's plains, Prismalopes often travel in herds. The first thing one notices about this creature is its massive prism-shaped head. Though it appears ungainly, it houses the Prismalope's grasping tentacles, which it uses to capture small prey. This fast-breeding creature is preyed upon by a multitude of predators, both terrestrial and airborne. The Prismalope hunts a flyer that is "protected" by the Butchertree.
 * Pronghead - Prongheads are bipedal plains predators that feed on Gyrosprinters, Symets and Littoralopes. They are named for the three hollow prongs protruding from their faces that act as tubes to siphon liquids from their prey, since they use their feet to inject their digestive fluids into prey. They hunt in pack in a similar manner to wolves on Earth.
 * Rayback - An agile and aggressive predator of Darwin IV's grasslands. This creature gets its name for the four tall ridges that project from its back. Apart from its ridges, the Rayback does not appear to have any specialized features. Its only weapons are its lightning-fast speed and a dagger-like tongue. It is fierce and attacks anything that moves. It was the first animal encountered by Barlowe, and apparently, his sudden appearance caused it to start attacking him and his vehicle. A biped, it bears a general resemblance to the Bolt-Tongue and Arrowtongue. Picture of Rayback.
 * Red-Mouth Stinger - A Two-legged animals.
 * Rimerunner - The Rimerunner is a one-legged animal from the polar regions of Darwin IV. Supported by only one leg, the Rimerunner hops across its Arctic home like a kangaroo. It eats only aerophytes and other microscopic airborne organisms. At the front of its head, the Rimerunner sports an umbrella-like organ. This organ, suspended by thin neural cables, is a sophisticated sonar system along with a simple and atrophying eye.
 * River Probe - A Darwin's Quadruped animals. The "Giraffe" of Darwin IV.
 * Rock-Strider - A quadrualien of Darwin's Mountains.
 * Rugose Floater - Rugose Floaters are heavily wrinkled, fish-like aliens that float in the air. During spawning season, they have eggs trailing behind their "fins" and reduce to their crescent shape when spawning is complete. This is the creature seen on the front cover of Expedition
 * Sac-Back - The Sac-back lives at the edge of the Amoebic Sea. The Sac-back gets its name from the sac on the male's back. The sac is used to store pre-digested food from the "sea", which is later fed to the females. Male and female Sac-backs live completely different lives. Males live on the surface, walking around on their 4 legs. Female Sac-backs dig "tombs" in which they bury themselves. Once buried, the only part of the female that sees the light of day is her mouth and tentacle.
 * Scavengewing - Scavengewings are flying animals that have a special digestive system suitable for eating carcasses. The animal completely separates it from its body, dropping it on carrion, then swallows the feeding module.
 * Saw-flyer - A flying of Darwin's Desert. The "Tooth of Sew" of Darwin IV.
 * Siphon Floater - The large floating creature around the waterhole.
 * Siphonsnout - The small purple creature around the water hole. A Siphon-like snouts.
 * Skewer - The largest aerial predator of Darwin IV. It is an enormous flying creature, with a wingspan of 50 feet (over 15 m). Not even the largest pterosaurs (like Quetzalcoatlus, with its 40-foot (12 m) wingspan) from Earth have a wingspan even approaching that size. Its wings do not flap but squeeze, shifting shape to shift flight. It is actually propelled by combusting methane gas in four jet-pods on its wings. This allows the Skewer to travel at speeds of 200 miles per hour. Its killing tool is a hollow lance that impales its prey, injects digestive enzymes, and sucks the corpse dry. The Skewer also hunts in groups, each Skewer dropping the spoils and another swoops in to feast. No large animal on Darwin IV is safe from the skewer. Barlowe mentions an eyewittness attack on a sea strider by skewers, but the way this was done is never mentioned.
 * Slender-necked Slider - The bipedalien of Darwin's Forests.
 * Spade-Nose - A quadruped that lives in forests and has a blue spade-like nose, hence the name. It is a common prey of the Gulper.
 * Spiny Runner - A red biped that resides in the tundras.
 * Springwing - The Springwing is a winged animal with forelimbs somewhat like those of a horse's. The appearance of a Springwing is similar to that of a mountain goat. It springs itself off cliffs, gliding with the alpine updrafts to reach its destination Photo of a Springwing.
 * Stonemime - An oval-shaped tundraanimal with many legs. It can mimic a rock.
 * Stripewing - The Stripewing is an odd two-meter-tall flying creature with stripes on its wings that breaks into a hopping frenzy each night. Stripewings will fold themselves into compact shapes. They can often be seen, in massive colonies, sleeping on the surface of the Amoebic Sea.
 * Symet - Symets are bipedal herbivores named for their protective symmetry. In Expedition, Barlowe observes a herd of Symets in a desert in bordering the Vallis Przewalski. The symmetry may have evolved to confuse predators.
 * Swift lope - A bipedalien of Darwin's Plains. The "runner of grassland" of Darwin IV.
 * Tent-fish - A Water's dart-like Fishs.
 * Thornback - The Thornback is an herbivore that walks on its quadruped gait. The "Impala" of Darwin IV. It has a large "thorn" on its back shaped like a shark fin. Its head vaguely resembles that of a rhino's.
 * Tiger-Bull - One of the creatures around the water hole, The orange stipy one Tiger-bulls a Darwin IV's bulls.
 * Trap-cellar - A Desert's animals.
 * Transalpine Floater - A gray floater that resides in the mountains.
 * Trunk-Sucker - The Trunks-ucker is a small flyinganimal that glides through Darwin IV's forests and clings to Plaque-Bark Trees, sucking their sap. The first dead creature that the probes find on Darwin IV is in fact a Trunksucker, most likely killed by a Daggerwrist.
 * Tundra-Plow - An animal that digs part of its body in the ground. giant quadrualien. It gets food from its underground proboscis, pulling plants from underneath as well as filtering soil for food.
 * Tundra-Roamer - Animals that have a male and female variants. Males have a crest on the back of their heads.
 * Tundra-Runner - A bipedalien of Darwin's Tundras.
 * Tundra Slider - An animal that resembles the Arctic Sedge-Slider with a few different variants.
 * Unth - The Unth is a tundra creature with long tusks. Unths herbivores bipedalien. Unths are named for the sound they make when they take a step. Unths live in herds. The Unths of Alien Planet are first encountered by Leo, but Ike meets up with this peaceful herbivore near the end of his journey. The Unth herd was apparently spooked by either the Bladderhorn duel nearby, or the mystery creature (which turned out to be an Eosapien), which deactivated Leo.In Expedition, Unths had only one gender but still fought for mating rights. In Alien Planet, the genders of the unths were unknown.
 * Unnamed Flyer - This species has no common name yet. This flying creature is the main food source of the Prismalope in the northern plains. This species has developed an intriguing relationship with the Butchertree. Within a 15 ft (4.6 m) or so radius of a Butchertree are a dozen or so small growths. The growths are actually part of the Butchertree, connected to it by underground tentacles. These growths are physically identical in appearance to the small unnamed flyers and are used to lure the Prismalopes and other prey. This camouflage is also able to deceive prey into coming inside the Butchertree's attack range, where they then find themselves skewered and drained of fluids. Two Prismalopes unwittingly getting too close to a large Butchertree while investigating unnamed flyers (or the Butchertree's decoys).
 * Velvet Back - A compact-bipedalien of Darwin's forests. Giant-prey eat.
 * Wedgehead - One of the creatures around the water hole, the blue one which may have the same kind of symmetry of the littoralope
 * Wild Stinger - A quadrualien of Darwin's Plains. The "Buffalo" of Darwin IV.
 * Yule back - A Monopedalien of Darwin's tundras.
 * Zebra Cone - A quadrapedalien of Darwin's Plains.
 * Flax-Fir
 * Leeser Sea Strider

Plants
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 * Plaque-Bark Tree - These trees are tall with straight trunks, regular side branches, and sparse leaves. The Trunk Suckers feed on them. Daggerwrists can often be found clinging to the branches.
 * Ice-candy Grass - The tundra's candy-like Plants.
 * Tube Grass - Long grass which is hollow like a tube giving the plant its name. It is striped.
 * Aerophyte - Microscopic vegetative organisms that float on Darwin IV's air currents and constitute a major source of food for several species on the planet.
 * Fodderball Weed - The Fodderball Weed produces football-like fruits called zimns. These weeds have a lightweight construction that puts them at the mercy of every wind.
 * Jelly-bladder Plant - These are plants with jelly-like forms on their stems. The Gelsuckers eat these.
 * Float Ball - These are bushes with stems so small they look like they're floating.
 * Stickball Plant - The Stickball Plant is part sponge and part virus. The only creatures that eat them are the Gyrosprinters.
 * Darwin Moss - These are the plants that are usually seen in grasslands. They resemble green moss on Earth.
 * Darwin Tomato - Darwin Tomatoes are giant molds that grow in the pocket forests. They can grow to be three feet tall.
 * Basket-Plant A Grassrands Plants.
 * Black Spike-tree - These Trees are tall with Straight Black-trunks, A Leaf of Black-color.
 * Butchertree A Butchar-like Plants.
 * Beachfinger - These are grass-like plants that thrive near the Amoebic Sea.
 * Hillvine - Hillvines are long plants that grow in the hills.
 * Cliff-Polyp - These are red grass like plants that are only eaten by Springwings and Bladderhorns.
 * Red Mountain-Spike - These are spiked plants that are eaten by Bladderhorns. They grow in mountain streams.
 * Arctic Polar-vane - A red plant that lives in the tundra. It rotates, feeding of the energy generated by the two suns.
 * Snow-Bulb - Snow-bulbs are large white bulbs that live in Darwin IV's icecaps.
 * Electrophyte - These red, mushroom-like plants electrocute animals that stray into their fields, and then consume them alive.
 * Gourd Tree - 15-story tall plants that are supported by root-like stilts. Gourd Trees are either hollow or spongy inside. They have to be for the stilts to support them. In Alien Planet they are encountered by Leo and Ike, comprising the trees surround the landing site of the probes. In Expedition, the Gourd Trees are called Steeple Gourds.
 * Gourd bark-Flower - A Long-Flower of Deserts.
 * Grenade Vine - a plant with explosive pollen sacks.
 * Blue whipweed - a plant that lives in the polar regions of Darwin IV
 * Polardot - A plant with small blue flowers that lives in the polar regions of Darwin IV.