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=Plants=

==Wandering Palms==
Wandering palms are coconut palm trees that have gained the ability to walk using a modified version of their root systems. They are fairly common sights on islands and in coastal areas and are known to bind themselves together into enormous rafts that some Kemonomimi use as a base for mobile villages. Wandering palms have a maximum speed of about four inches per day.

==Floaties==
Floaties are plants which naturally produce hydrogen in a large pod on the back of the plant's main body. The pod is full of cells of both nitrogen and hydrogen so in the event of a puncture by some incendiery substance the hydrogen is mixed with an inert has so it can't do much in the way of damage. Floaties are sometimes harnessed by Kemomimi as a source of flight or fuel; they're a common sight to the rare Kemomimi who have airships or balloons at their disposal and completely harmless (unless one of them blows up, hydrogen is quite flammable)

==Stranglekelp==
Stranglekelp is a oceanborne weed. A genetically engineered type of kelp that harvests carbon into an energy dense form for use as fuel. Many boats with combustion engines run off of greenfuel, which is made of prepared stranglekelp. The plant gets its name from its tendency to grow rampantly all over anything near the waterline, and docks, strangling the engines and waterways if not kept in check. 

=='Nip==
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'Nip, along with tobacco, is one of the few remaining drugs in the Great Blue, and is taken in joint form. It's often referred to as "Lupine Leaf" on official documents, as its effects are to make the taker more slow and sluggish. The better the 'Nip quality, the more relaxed and carefree the inhaler. This is the reason why it is mostly discouraged on ships and most settlements, with some places, like the Phishery, making it fully illegal to take it, with severe consequences following its use.

==Luminas==
A rare form of light producing plankton that is usually found several hundred meters below the surface, but occasionally will drift upwards. Luminas are mildly poisonous, and they glow a light blue in large colonies, and are only seen at night. Lumina colonies floating on the surface often die off within a day or two, and are rare enough that passing through or near one at night is considered good luck by many.