Animal Powers
Stand and scan.
Animals grouped here express a similar power through their behavior in nature. Each species still has its own principle, lesson, meaning, and field-guide page.
4 species
Species principle: Scanning Readiness
Stand and scan.
Many chances open for the body ready to stand, scan, dig, swim, and strike.
Argus Monitors are active, versatile lizards that can rear into a tripod stance to scan surroundings and use digging, swimming, climbing, and predation across varied habitats.
Species principle: Wide Sensing
Feel wide.
A strange shape can widen what the world allows you to feel.
Scalloped Hammerheads have broad cephalofoils that support electroreception, maneuvering, and sensory scanning while schooling and hunting in the ocean.
Species principle: Wide Survey
Survey the steppe.
A wide life is understood from above before it is crossed below.
Steppe Eagles soar over open grasslands and arid plains, using broad wings and high vantage to search for carrion and prey across huge distances.
Species principle: Low Search
Sweep low.
The hidden thing is found by the one willing to sweep close to the ground.
Swamp Harriers hunt by flying low over wetlands, reeds, and grasslands, quartering back and forth while searching for small animals and birds.
