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Chester Deerclops Krampus for now just 3, more will coming

- dandy long legs a tall spider generally shunned away by its kin, it now wonders the mosaic biome grave robbing and using the junk to its own advantage... - lumur monkeys from the lunar island some how washed up on your island and now is searching for shiny things no matter the cost. You’ll also be able to find them on drift wood rafts generally withholding treasure or what would be practically junk in a chest. - glow fish Large fish that glow during the night giving off light for those who are unfortunately don’t have light, they can also be fished and used as a lantern that is if you feed it. - loonar even when the moon cracked so did the birds that circle the lunar isle. What was once perfectly normal loons now turn bad as they attack each other or attack in large groups, they also might band together as they swarm the beach area for bones and food to munch on. - blow fish although they don’t pose as much of a threat they will however blow wind pushing your boat (if you have sails) away from its general direction and if it is attacked it’ll blast itself away from you while blowing your boat away however this does deflate the fish. - beatle Much like they’re brethren the rock lobsters, the Beatles spend they’re days in the caves pushing a boulder around which contained very special minerals however the beatle would kill anyone if they dare mine they’re hard work. - humming bird unlike it’s winged kin, the humming bird does not fear larger creature for it is too busy collecting nectar from flowers while playing a lovely tune which would raise the listeners sanity however they would hum the tune for a limited amount of time however the player can prolong it if they give it honey.

bunnies! http://divine-rpg.wikia.com/wiki/Bunny

What I have noticed in don't starve is that Wilson is imprisoned in a wilderness with strange creatures, but one of the creatures (The giant one eyed bird thing) was a mythical creature called a tripodero. Here is a description taken from an e-book FEARSOME CREATURES OF THE LUMBER WOODS The chaparral and foothill forests of California contain many ***** freaks of one kind and another. One of the strangest and least known is the tripodero, and animal with two contractile or telescopic legs and a tail like a kangaroo's. This peculiarity in structure enables the animal to elevate itself at will, so that it may tower above the chaparral, or, if it chooses, to pull in its legs and present a compact form for crowding through the brush. The tripodero's body is not large but is solidly built, and its head is nearly all snout, the value of which is seen in the method by which food is obtain. As the animal travels through the brush-covered country it elongates its legs from time to time, thus shoving itself up above the brush for purposes of observation. If it sights game within a range of ten rods it takes aim with its snout and tilts itself until the right elevation is obtained, then with astonishing force blows a sundried quid of clay, knocking its victim senseless. (A supply of these quids is always carried in the left jaw.) The tripodero then contracts its legs and bores its way through the brush to its victim, where it stays until the last bone is cracked and eaten. http://www.fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods.com/pg45.htmI will try to find more information about the tripodero