Earthlings
still a WIP...
This page is dedicated to information about organisms native to Earth who've ended up on Confibula.
Various species
Overview
Humanity's brief stint of living on Confibula resulted in them leaving quite a few leftovers. Human farming operations included mostly shellfish and vegetables. Most of them are limited to areas where humans attempted to build colonies.
Humans left behind these sorts of creatures:
- Very Boring Crabs: Mud Crabs, Blue Crabs, Snow Crabs and so on. Crabs that people would eat!
- Other Shellfish: Prawn, Mussels, Clams and Oysters
- Bugs: Crickets, Mealworms, Flies and so on. Bugs that people would eat!
- Algae: Kelp, Dulse, etc...
- Other Easily Grown + Edible Microbes: Spirulina, Yeast...
- Vegetables and Grains: Cabbage, Kale, Broccoli, Rice, Wheat, Soy, so on...
- Fish: Tilapia and Carp, but that's probably it. Boring hardy freshwater fish known for their tolerance of poor conditions!
You are not strictly limited to the species listed above, but please keep in mind that as a burgeoning space colony the humans were really only concerned with bringing along low-maintenance critters they could eat. They did not bring ornamental plants nor did they bring pets.

Over time, rewilded variants will probably arise from the domesticated vegetables allowed to run loose through Confibula.
Range
These organisms are typically found in the warmer regions of Confibula, due to it being a colder planet overall. Some cold-tolerant species such as the snow crab may be found further away from the equator.
The creatures and plants on Confibula tend to have different molecules governing their bodily functions, and as a result most of the native organisms would be indigestible at best and poisonous at worst to earthlings trying to eat them. As a result, earthlings are typically found together, in little "microecosystems" that subsist entirely off one another, and the vegetables and shellfish feeding each other are the only things preventing the other from getting poisoned. Such ecosystems are typically found around abandoned human colonies, and create strange alien microcosms around the ruins of those who brought them to Confibula.
Humans?
Humans themselves do not live on Confibula. At least, not anymore. In recent times, a lone human has been spotted wandering around Confibula, but it doesn't seem like it's accompanied by any other humans.