Nifflers:

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  Are treasure-hunting creatures from Great Britain,

  
  


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  usually black in color, and have a long snout

  
  


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  four fingers on their front paws, and three on their back paws and have large brown eyes.

  
  


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  They will go for anything shiny 

  
  


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  live in burrows, called lairs, that go up to twenty feet below the surface of the ground.

  
  


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   are diurnal, which means they are active during the day and sleep at night

  
  


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  are herbivores, eating the different plants and roots in their lair

  
  


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  will mate for life. If a mate dies, a Niffler will move on to a new mate

  
  


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  have one baby a year, because their gestation cycle is 130-190 days long

  
  


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  average lifespan of a Niffler is fifteen to twenty years

  
  

Ringworm:

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  fungal infection found in mammals.

  
  


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  found on the outer layer of hair, skin, and nails

  
  


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  needs to be treated with extreme caution

  
  


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  Proper name is; dermatophytosis or Tinea 

  
  

Jarveys:

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  Jclosely resemble overgrown ferrets.

  
  


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  Can be brown, black, or white in color

  
  


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  found throughout North America, Britain, and Ireland.

  
  


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  Classificated in beast 

  
  


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  live in burrows underground with special rooms for special feeding, mating, bathroom, and sleeping.

  
  


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  feed on rats, moles, voles, and gnomes.

  
  


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  average lifespan of seven to nine years

  
  


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  more known for their ability to talk and replicate human speech