Mountain Island: Difference between revisions

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Template:Infobox Biome The Mountain Island is a biome that is a small island on the top of a mountain located in the Mountains biome. The highest point of the island extends 110 meters into the air above the sealine and housing caves that can be entered from underwater and from land.

The Mountain Island can be accessed from one of its several beaches or via the cave system inside the island. The island can be fully explored on foot and features a large variety of plants, including trees, grass, and flowers.

It is characterised by a variety of rocks and huge mountains with a beach almost all around the island. Basalt is typically found in this Island.

Resources

Fauna

Flora

Various yet unnamed land plants

Gallery

Cave Crawler can be found on the Mountain Island
Some plants and land trees on the mountain island
Mountain Island overview
Sand falling from the side of the island.
The top of the mountain range is a island
Skyray resting on the Mountain Island

For a more complete gallery, visit Mountain Island/Gallery.

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-The '''Mountain Island''' is a [[Biomes|biome]] that is a small island that is the top of a mountain which are located in the Mountains biome. The highest point of the island extends 110 meters into the air above the sealine and housing caves that can be entered from underwater and from land.
+The '''Mountain Island''' is a [[Biomes|biome]] that is a small island on the top of a mountain located in the Mountains biome. The highest point of the island extends 110 meters into the air above the sealine and housing caves that can be entered from underwater and from land.
 The Mountain Island can be accessed from one of its several beaches or via the cave system inside the island. The island can be fully explored on foot and features a large variety of plants, including trees, grass, and flowers.