Celulation Page ... 3 I think

Ok, I don't have to explain anything about Celulation any more. All this creatures have no more relation with one another or with the creatures on any other page that I haven't already told you about, they are just more of them. Enjoy.
<><>< WOEWOEWOE<><>< I come from the distante future of.. some minutes in the future to remind me and everybody the meaning of this page: This creatures were from an old notebook of my years at primary school in which I designed celulation (Have you read that Maxis? I have the evidence!) I just redesigned them.

871) Dracotherium troglodytes: I believe this is the first name in which I used binomical nomenclature, isn't it? Anyway, I think this one is yet another organic guardian... so yea, that creature might be quite vicious why not... -_- man I need to redesign some of my creatures.

872) Bilobuloides compsodactyla: This creature is weird. What I did in this page was to take... wait, I'm making a time-loop and writing this in the page description above <><><>WEOUMEOEUM<><><> Done. So, this one was a creature with three eyes and that weird head.

873) Heliconacidus australis: Some sort of elephant with the nose like an helicoprion. helicoprion ranks for sure in the Top 20 Awesomenest Animals Ever. Imagine this creature grabing you with its trunk. That wouldn't be a good day.

874) Ceratognathus tesselatum: I don't even know if this is an aquatic creature or not... I think it might be amphibian or that it would live in murky waters with lots of rocks and strong currents. It looks like a territorial predator or something... because people, always wants to make predators or violent territorial creatures, even when most creartures are peaceful herbivores... but thats boring.

875) Pachynichus litomorphica: A woodlice gone violent. I've always liked woodlices, there are lots here at home, in fact we have a large healthy ecosystem here, complete with apex predators n' stuff.

876) Polipoda flagelata: Like a combination between a jellyfish and an arthropod. That'd be quite cool in my opinion, It'd be all stingy and stabby. Even then I think it would have to be aquatic for the sake of its cnidarian parts.

877) Vuotos tetratopos: Like a little shark with... you know this shark that bites whales with its rounded jaws... much like a cookie cutter... I think its called cookiecutter shark. Anyway, thsi creature would migrate long distances and dwell in different places on each season of the year.

878) Tyrannosphingia pyrogenus: Some large dinosaur like creature able to spit fire ... or plasma, or some of those things that are bringht and hot and burn a lot. I don't want to get into very deep scientific explanations of how such things would ever be possible... thats what The Last Dragon was made for, man I hated that mockumentary. I hate lots of things you might expect me to love.

879) Botanozooarius arboricola: I remember there were quite a few ... plant-animal creatures, I'm sure there was a word for that. So this creatures is like a cross between a turkey a sloth and a ... potus ... man, I don't know how to translate the name of that plant, I can't even find it at Google images this is ridiculous, its a plant so comon its at the edge of being funny of its cheapness, yet no one ever seemed to whrite or put a single picture of one in the whole INT3RNETS!!11!1
This is definitely not my day to find the words I'm looking for.