Polar Mimics

The polar Mimic is an animal who takes the shape of an owl, has large glossy eyes and loves to cuddle. Its appearance changes mimicking the animals around it, hence the name. At times it can have red and white feathers, a pointed nose and small tuffs that look like ears. At other times its feathers are a muddy brown, It's beak a dark shade of black and antlers poking out from its head. But no matter what shape it takes it never stops being adorable.

One part of the Polar Mimics that always stays the same is its eyes. The gold, blue, brown, green, pink, purple and black eyes are how to tell each polar mimic apart. It can be difficult to tell which breed of Polar Mimic you have because they change their appearance so often. My first encounter with these animals was while I was studying the ancient languages written in the cliffs. I had made note of a few of the passages and went back to the library to look over one.

That was when a Polar Mimic jumped onto my writings. I was scared at first, as anyone would be, but who can be afraid of the little guys for more than a few seconds. We became great study partners and he helped crack the messages that were written in stone. The polar mimics, as their name suggests are the north far away from the city of Wishville. Very few explorers have dared to travel beyond the cliffs that keep our magnificent city safe, and even less have returned. On one of these adventure's travels, a bunch of polar mimics jumped into her bag and when she returned they sent free in Wishville.

The caretaker of a Polar Mimic doesn't go out and but one or chase one down through the streets. It's quite the opposite. The creature finds the caretaker. Just as one found me in the library one could find you in the city of Wishville. The Polar Mimics are very impendent creatures, though they don't understand the rules that our society follows. A Polar Mimic is one of the most likely creatures to be caught stealing since they are attracted to shiny objects, such as gold coins or trinkets. Other than that they can get food and water as well as knowing when to get to sleep. The majority of the caretaker's job is to keep them out of trouble and give them a ton of attention.

Basic Information

Growth Rate & Stages

One of the main parts of a Polar Mimic's goal in life is to find another animal to spend it's time with. They won't age past the toddler stage until they find someone else and then it will match their age, aging with them.

Ecology and Habitats

The best environment for a Polar Mimic is a place with lots of trinkets, small pieces of fabric and other animals. They also love knowledge and would live at the library if they could. This makes Wishville one of the best places for them to live. There is everything they need and more.

Biological Cycle

In the warmer months a Polar Mimic with shed it's feathers and grow others that are more equipped for the heat. When I first found my Polar Mimic he didn't shed his feathers for around 15 years. This sparks the question for researched if it's something they would do at their home or if it's a evolution to keep up with all four seasons in Wishville.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Some explorers have found keeping a Polar Mimic with them to be very helpful epically when travelling trough the north. They have exceptional memories and the older will pass memories to the younger to tell them of the great journey they went through to reach Wishville. This makes them to be amazing guides.

Average Intelligence

Because of the Polar Mimics long for knowledge they can be quite intelligent. They can do activites like puzzles, solving riddles and reading.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Polar Mimic's use mainly sight to understand the world around them. They do not have the ability to have their own language and can not do more than imitate the noises the animal their mimicking makes. To make for this the Polar Mimic can see the thoughts of the human they've bonded with and even share their thoughts.