Mouse Database

This mouse heats up its huge, stonelike scales to vaporize pools of queso around the geyser, generating immense pressure.

Exuding extreme heat from its upper body, the Pyrehyde Mouse acts as a constant heating element that raises geyser pressures almost involuntarily. The natural occurence of these mice help with keeping up a natural eruption cycle.

This mouse drifts in tight formations within steam built up from the rising pressure of the active geyser. This lowers the pressure in that specific area, causing high surges of queso vapour to intensify and slowly build additional pressure.

Convecting the heat from Hot Queso straight into the air around it, this mouse heats the ground below it, acting as a thermal conductor to increase the pressure of the geyser.

A cute little wyvern that finds a cool place to curl up and relax. While relaxing, these mice slowly heat up the area around them. Once they return to their elevated heat level, they wake up and waddle over to the next cool spot. Their wings being much too small to fly are mostly for show and act as small thermal blankets as they cover themselves while they slumber.