Molesville

Molesville

Molesville is an underground region located at the very bottom of the Earth's crust. It is a remarkable jungle inhabited by a variety of animal, plant and fungi life, and possibly others.

Volcanic activity is low, but it keeps the jungle warm, however the diamonds next to the volcano are too hot for any human to approach. The freshwater located in the jungle is called "walk water," which is a life giving water that gives trees and rocks the ability to walk.

The entrance to this jungle is Bottomless Cave, a cave that was for a time considered a legend, but was eventually discovered by Max Mole, who in turn discovered Molesville.

Wildlife

Thanks to the life-giving walk water, a variety of wildlife lives in Molesville. This includes plants such as walking trees, which can walk by themselves. There are also rock life forms that are called walking rocks that are also given life by the water.

In addition to those, there is a variety of animal life, much of which is extinct on Earth's surface. These include hadrosaurs, tyrannosaurus, stegosaurus, tortoises and lagoon creatures.

There's also fungus, such as mushrooms, which grow around the volcano that is surrounded by diamonds.

The name

The name of the place, "Molesville," was named after Max Mole, who discovered the jungle after spelunking with his wife, Minnie Mole in Bottomless Cave.

Individual natives

• Blue dinosaur
• Duck-billed dinosaur
• Orange stegosaurus
• T-Rex
• Tortoise
• Walking Palm Tree
• Walking Palm tree
• Walking Boulder

Locations

• Molesville Entrance
• Molesville Lagoon
• Molesville Crater
• Molesville Waterfall
• Molesville Pipeline