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This week's Kremling is Rekoil, a native of the Northern Kremisphere's Lake Orangatanga. To me, he looks like a mash-up between Tigger and Daffy Duck. XD

Like their cousins, the Klingers, Rekoils possess strong, flexible tails that are used for more than just balance. Their segmented tails can be used as a natural seat that can be raised, lowered, or even tilted like an office chair. These unique tails also give them their distinct hopping ability, which allows them to move while using their feet as an extra pair of hands. A Rekoil's tail has the strength of a Boa Constrictor and can produce a vertical leap of roughly 3 meters.

The series updates on Thursday until all Kremlings are illustrated!

Check out the full KREMLING GALLERY

Description
This week's Kremling is Rekoil, a native of the Northern Kremisphere's Lake Orangatanga. To me, he looks like a mash-up between Tigger and Daffy Duck. XD

Like their cousins, the Klingers, Rekoils possess strong, flexible tails that are used for more than just balance. Their segmented tails can be used as a natural seat that can be raised, lowered, or even tilted like an office chair. These unique tails also give them their distinct hopping ability, which allows them to move while using their feet as an extra pair of hands. A Rekoil's tail has the strength of a Boa Constrictor and can produce a vertical leap of roughly 3 meters.

The series updates on Thursday until all Kremlings are illustrated!

Check out the full KREMLING GALLERY