| Common felix | ||
|---|---|---|
| Range | ||
| Least Concern | ||
| Conservation status | ||
| --- | ||
| Scientific classification | ||
| Kingdom | Animalia | |
| Phylum | Chordata | |
| Class | Mammalia | |
| Order | Aeridae | |
| Family | Ferus | |
| Genus | Felux | |
| Species | F. standarius | |
| General statistics | ||
| Mean Height | 1.5m | |
| Mean Weight | 35kg | |
| Mean Edibility | 5/10 | |
| Mean Danger | 2/10 | |
The common felix (Felux standarius) was the first felix species to be discovered. They are the most widespread felix species, inhabiting over 27% of all countries. They also have the highest population of any felix species - 7,635,000. They have no commercial uses, and they lack any extraordinary features. It is believed that they are the ancestors of all felixes.