Editing Catachan (section)

====Fauna====
*'''Catachan Devils''' - ''Catachanus scorpiones maximus'': ''Not'' to be confused with the Catachan Devil Guardsmen Regiment; these are voracious predators, looking somewhat like many-limbed scorpions. They can be as long as a [[Land Train]] but are very bulky and slow-moving, meaning that escape is possible. Was previously hinted to may or not be a type of lost Tyranid vanguard organism that was forced to adapt to the planet's environment, though this has been ruled out by the newer fluff.
*'''Catachan Face-Eater''' - ''Catachanus fyto paracitus'': A bizarre amoeba-like organism. In its natural environment, the creature hangs from low branches, near water sources, or anywhere prey is known to travel. When a prey creature comes in range the Face-Eater will drop, or use its powerful muscles to fling itself in the direction of the creature's head. Once attached it will not only suffocate its prey but also use powerful digestive acids to begin to feed as it slowly kills. It then lays eggs so that the larvae may find a warm and moist meal. [[Wat|Also has the same genus as the Catachan Devils,]] whether they are closely related, we have no idea. But we're gonna sweep it as GW [[EPIC FAIL|not understanding the basics of biological classification.]]
*[[Grox|'''Wild Grox''']]: Introduced from the Solomon system as a food source, on Catachan they have become feral, deadly predators.
*'''[[Orks]]''': Because there is officially nowhere in the galaxy real space [[Tuska Daemon-Killa|or otherwise]] that hasn't been infested by these retarded angry mushrooms. Catachan was at one point the birthplace of [[Old Zogwort]] before a later retcon saying he was instead born on the planet [[Derp| Zurk]]
*'''Shambling Mamorphs''': From the volcano lands, these creatures are tough fighters and put up a good fight even against the Catachan Devil.
*'''Drakebats''': [[Ogryn]]-sized, winged pseudo-reptiles that lurk amongst the upper canopy of the equatorial jungles of Catachan, descending from the treetops to ambush and devour unsuspecting prey.
*There are also many types of venomous serpents on Catachan, including the '''Flying Swamp Mamba''', the '''Coiling Death Cobra''' the '''Catachan Black Viper''' and the giant '''Blackback Viper''', all are all deadly to most living beings. Some can kill in under 30 heartbeats.
*'''Catachan Barking Toads''': Although appearing benign and harmless, (and a hopping fart joke) the Barking Toads are likely Catachan's deadliest animals. The creatures are easily startled and, whenever they feel threatened, explode in a cloud of toxins which kills and liquefies anything within a one-kilometre radius, including the Barking Toad itself. The toxin is virulent enough that even respirators and sealed suits such as power armour offer no protection. They are known as the most toxic creatures in the galaxy. How these guys manage to maintain a population without suiciding themselves to extinction, we have no idea, but [[Warp]] fuckery has not been ruled out, especially because [[Plague Toads]] exist. There are two types of Barking Toads:
**'''Great Barking Toad''' - ''Catachanus bufo moribundus'': The larger variant. Will poison everything in a 1 kilometer radius.
**'''Lesser Barking Toad''': The smaller one. Its poison only affects those within a 5 meter radius.
*'''Blood Wasps''': swarms of small, deadly insects that are known to eat their prey alive, stripping them to the bone in under an hour.
*'''Heretic-Ants''' are named on the account that they always attack their prey's feet (or "Soles") first. One bite from these insects will put a fully grown man in the infirmary for a month, two bites will give them around a day to find treatment before dying, and three will simply kill them outright.
*'''Vein Worms''' secrete an ooze that numbs their prey when they bite so that they cannot feel a thing. The Worms then dig their way under their prey's skin and into the bloodstream to lay their eggs. The eggs will spread all around the host's body, and when the larvae hatch they will eat their way through the host's brain, heart and bones. There is no known cure for Vein Worms once they have entered the bloodstream.