[Primus inter pares]

Here are mine classification: first in phylums: Chordata (animals with a spinal cord): elums, mudokons, gabbits, scrabs, glukkons, steff, meep, fuzzles, searexes, slogs, slegs, sligs, boombats, stunks, kintos, birds, vykkers, interns, chippunks, clakkerz, meeches, and bats.
Arthropoda (spiders, insects, millepide, centipide, scorpions, harvestmen, mites, and crustaceans are Arthropodas): bolamites, bees, fireflies, paramites, thudslugs, stingbees, and zappflies. Mollusc (snails, slugs, octopuses, and clamps are mollusc): fleeches (or maybe it is one of the worm-phylums) and slurgs. When i first saw the paramites i thinked of them like spiders and maybe there are some sort of arachnids (arthropodas with eight legs and a body in two parts) like spiders, mites, scorpions, and harvestmen because if you count thier forelegs: 2 and thier backlegs: 2 and there tentacles: 4 the result will be: 8 so maybe four of thier legs have takened place around their mouth. Paramites don´t need a spinal cord because they are not standing upright and the gravity are distributed all over their bodies but scrabs and meetles cannot be without a spinal cord because they are standing uprigth and the gravity is distributed over a small place.
I have also maked a classification for fuzzles on mudos (fuzzlius mudos): domain: eucariota (living organisms with a or many cell nucleus), kingdom: regnum animale (the animal kingdom) phylum: chordata, underphylum: vertebrata, class: mammalia, underclass: placenta (mammalias with a placenta and without a pouch), order: carnivora, family: cephalodae (i have maked this family for all those animals in the order carnivora that only have a head), generus: fuzzlius, species mudos. Bullet Magnet have opened a thread in the fancorner named "The Prehistory of Oddworld" for all those fan theories on oddworld including the animals but i will make this topic a reasearc topic on the animals and then we could post the results on "The Prehistory of oddworld".