Zoafreya

Zoafreya, which comes from the Greek word ζώο (zôa) meaning "animals" combined with "Freya", is a term used to refer to Freyan organisms analogous to Earth's animals. It is distinct from the similar term "fytafreya." It is not a natural classification and does not describe a clade, so zoafreyan organisms are not necessarily closely related.

Biology
Unlike Earth’s tetrapods, most zoafreyans are hexapods, meaning they have six limbs. The extra limbs provide greater stability and weight distribution, allowing many of these organisms to grow to immense sizes. This also benefits in the maneuverability in arboreal zoafreyans. With six limbs, many zoafreyans have centaur or dragon-like bodies.