I need suggestions for magically mutated wildlife to spice up my current setting

I need suggestions for magically mutated wildlife to spice up my current setting.

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I've seen a bald racoon. I think my life just got one step closer to being complete.

>mutated wildlife
I remember Dark Tower had big blind albino bees. And mostly mutated woodland life like deer, that they couldn't eat.

I have a bunch of those from /an/

>Large slimy frogs with extra legs sprouting from their bodies. Rather than jumping, they blink from place to place.
> Snakes imbued with necromantic energy so that their skins reanimate as soon as they are shed. The snakes use these decoys to escape when grabbed by a predator.
>Disembodied veins which sprout from the ground like plants. They move subtly when grabbed.
>Grossly over-sized tadpoles which never become frogs. They just keep getting bigger, and some say that whale-sized specimens exist in some forgotten lake.
>Freshwater mussels with shells that look like human faces. They make a sound like sighing as they filter food from the water.
>Crocodiles which swim through mud, soil, and sand as easily as water. The only indication before an attack is two golden eyes winking under the surface.
>Bald raccoons with human hands. They appear only under the cover of darkness to steal away valuables, slipping through cracks in doorways and windows as a gaseous form.
>The chupacabra, but as a giant flea.

A mutated parasitic plant that has lost it's ability to photosynthesize and instead uses ambient magic to facilitate the creation of glucose. Ingesting it's fruit causes the seeds to gestate inside you draining your magic as it grows. Upon reaching adulthood the host either vomit's up the plant or dies and it's body becomes the seedbed of the plant

>>Large slimy frogs with extra legs sprouting from their bodies. Rather than jumping, they blink from place to place.
Make sure that chemicals have also made the frogs gay

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>Butterflies which dazzle with the flickering patterns on their wings. Many in a single place can cause visual hallucinations and disorientation.
>Small limbless beavers which gnaw their way through dead trees, becoming fatter and fatter in the process.
>An impossibly thin snake, stringlike in girth, but it just keeps going on and on into the distance...
>Squirrels with cheeks that function as a small pocket dimension. Able to store huge amounts of nuts and seeds, these are among the last animals to be affected by a famine.
>Black cats with large, yellow eyes. By simply staring at a creature, they are able to inflict a flurry of scratches on their foe without moving a muscle.
>House centipedes which move incredibly fast, like footage that has been artificially sped up. Although even more effective at pest control than the natural animal, they are creepier as well.
>Pillbugs as large as pigs, they turn their outer skin to stone when frightened. When the coast is clear, they return to flesh.
>Combative hummingbirds with swordlike beaks. They hunt prey such as lizards and mice in pairs.

>Giant featherless pelicans. Obligate carnivores, they devour small animals whole.
>Platypi which paralyze their prey with electric shocks generated from their bills. Entirely blind, they sense other living creatures through electroreception.
>Pale hagfish which freeze the water around them when threatened. Possessing a high internal temperature, they melt their way free and eat frozen bystanders at their leisure.
>Huge, elephant sized deer. Found in ancient old growth forests, their unearthly bellows often lead to superstitions of haunted forests and cursed woods.
>Fossils which tear themselves free of the ground and go about their business as if they never died. It takes a force reminiscent of the cause of their death to put them back in the ground (A dinosaur who drowned would need to be doused with water again).

>Capuchin monkeys that are perfect climbers. They can climb across walls and ceilings, and even slippery surfaces such as glass provide no obstacle.
>Stocky goats with long, curving, spiraled horns. They feed on metals, and are often used to sniff out particularly rich veins.
>Kangaroos which use magic to "double jump", changing their orientation in midair or gaining extra height with each jump.
>Large, silent mosquitoes which cannot be felt. Even as they drain blood and magical ability with their long proboscis, they cannot be detected by touch. They must be seen to be noticed.
>Large horseflies which lure their victims with a hypnotic "singing". The pitch of their wingbeats sounds just like a woman singing, and swarms of them can form choirs that lure in prey from miles around.
>Vultures which can magically sense when a creature is about to die, even those which appear healthy to all mundane senses. It is possible that the birds can sense the workings of fate itself.
>Camels with hundreds of perforations through their humps. Within these humps live colonies of symbiotic ants. When threatened or ornery, they loose hordes of stinging, biting soldiers to attack.
>Weasels with long, ribbon-like bodies. They hypnotize their prey with a swirling, weaving dance.
>Sickly looking snakes with dark green scales and tubular beaks. Rather than venom, they spit a powerful acid. They melt their prey and slurp up the slurry.