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Wild Green Zuma

Zuma Family · Natural

Occurs naturally on Sota7.

Class
Amphibia
Order
Salamander
Family
Zuma
Wild Green Zuma

Description

The Wild Green Zuma is a small-sized amphibian with a smooth, streamlined body shaded in vibrant green tones that brighten around the chest area and its tail. It has a rounded head with a wide mouth and bright, alert eyes with a red sclera, while two long, thin antennae-like appendages extend backward from the top of its head. Its limbs are short but sturdy, ending in delicate digits, and the tail is thick, tapering gently to a rounded, pale tip.

Behaviour

Zumas display a timid type of temperament. They prefer to stay hidden and are easily alarmed, often escaping into cover when disturbed. These creatures can be found close to open water sources in damp, cool environments. They often seek shelter among dense vegetation, beneath mossy rocks, or inside hollowed tree trunks.

Family

Occurrence

10 confirmed natural nest sourcesShow on map

Building trust

  1. Cautious

    A cautious Zuma vanishes into cover at the first sign of you and will not come out while you wait nearby. Leave a Zuma Snack near its hiding place and move away - it only eats when it believes it is alone.

  2. Neutral

    It stays in the open now instead of bolting for cover. Offer the Zuma Snack from your hand; given directly, it is worth far more than one the animal has to find.

  3. Warm

    A warm Zuma lets you crouch beside it without flinching. Stroke it - touch now earns its trust twice as fast as feeding does.

  4. Friendly

    A friendly Zuma will leave its cover to follow you. Keep it at your side and lead it back to a nest to make the bond permanent.

Family snack

Zuma Snack

Recipe

Family pheromone

Zuma Pheromone Injector

Recipe

Artificial nest & breeding

After completing the animal research, you can build an artificial nest for this animal family and house animals that follow you there.

Bring together a male and female from the same family but different species in an artificial nest. Insert the matching family pheromone into the dispenser, then give the animals time and privacy.

Animal camera & research

  1. Place an animal camera near a natural animal nest.
  2. Wait until data collection is complete.
  3. This updates the behaviour and fauna information.
  4. The research provides the basis for this animal family’s artificial nest.

Animal material

Viscous Secretion

Used in 6 recipes