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In a galaxy far away, lives the Galactic Outerillar. Though the Galactic Outerillar may appear slightly strange in the eyes of the average pet, it is perfectly designed for survival in its natural habitat. From the three pairs of eyes, to the sensitive hair-covered pronotum on top its head, every evolutionary trait is to watch for predators.

Despite the unusual appearance, the Galactic Outerillar is a highly sociable creature, living in community clusters on trees and inside bushes. The gentle clicking of their conversation carries on the wind, often unnerving passing pets unaware of the nearby community.

Galactic Outerillars are also naturally curious, and will spend a great deal of their time reading and exploring the world beyond their community. Young Glactic Outerillars are often taken on "investigative outings" to explore in a safe environment.

It came from outer space! Hold the phone, are we sure about that? Sure, it has three eyes and is a colour not seen before on a frog, but that is evolution for you, always tinkering away, making improvements. There are swamps which have not been discovered yet, never mind explored fully. Could this quite happy-looking frog have hopped out of some hidden swamp? No, you say, you are convinced this frog came here from outer space. Let us explore that then.

If this frog came from outer space, how did it travel? Have you talked to this frog yet; does it speak a language we can understand? You have. What did this frog tell you then? It is on vacation, taking a break from its job as a communication expert to the Council Of Frogs. Apparently, the frog population on its home planet has excellent skills in language and enjoys reaching out to other species on other planets. The Council helps meet other species and gives advice on handling any problems encountered. They are peace-loving frogs and really enjoy learning about the local food and pastimes. Oh! They arrived on a spaceship—they are quite adept at flying a craft even though they prefer to sit in a nice bit of water if they can find some. They told me there is a special bath on each ship so they can relax and moisturize their skin—the air on the spaceship is quite drying.

I see! You have really found out a lot about our visitors. I would love to meet them and learn more; all the other pets would be very excited to meet some new friends from so far away. Let us plan a party to welcome the frogs. Is there any chance that they would make a home here?

I know, I know, you're supposed to stand for an ovation, but sitting here looking as cute as a button after my comedy set is all I can manage. Did you hear the loud guffaws? Giggles and chuckles? I think I may have really hit my stride!

Often found in - you guessed it - caves, this little caterpillar has developed a love of dark, damp, spaces and the rock formations found within them. Majority of the known caves and underground tunnels in PnF have been mapped by these adventurous caterpillars. And they're not finished yet - they're determined to explore every cave across the world.

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