A fair sample of creatures that Furiscallology gives are:

* Wimdaro: a millipede-like creature with a large spike on the top. This spike is relatively hard
and very, very sharp, so it likes to poke other creatures with it for the fun of it
(or poke other people's fortunes to make them bad, as others might say). This pokey monster has 14
sections: one head, one tail and one for each pair of legs. Funnily enough, although its body is
one its mind is three – the three minds inside the (or a) Wimdaro continually fight against each
other to control the body, often resulting in humourous episodes.
* Goski: Quite human like with two arms and two legs, but has one head for each of the five
classical senses. Pretty stupid, considering that instead of having five brains it has five fifths
of a brain, but unlike the Wimdaro, doesn't infight against himself. However, he is prone to
accidentally splitting himself into two solely by falling down a large cliff – this being the only
way they reproduce. Appears not to have any organs other than ones required for the digestive
system and the organs on the head – the thing apparently doesn't breathe.
* Dreisompísa: A very large crab-like monster, but has no eyes, six legs and one arm, and the shell
is soft and squishy. Lives near the sea and needs constant hydration or else it risks dying. Is
actually moderately intelligent and often signifies sea breeze in the Furiscallology zoology
compedium. However, there is still much contention on whether or not he merely represents sea breeze
or actively causes it.