Alligator
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Baum Knowledge Base · 143 canonical records
Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings
The peoples, creatures, societies, supernatural kinds, constructed beings, and other forms of personhood represented throughout L. Frank Baum's Oz corpus.
Ten-pass canonical census. This collection contains 143 primary records. Aliases, life stages, temporary transformations, practitioner titles, false species names, and higher-order mortality/status terms are preserved without inflating the primary census.
Ant
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Ape
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Baboon
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Bear
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Bear Center Bears
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Bee
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Beetle
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Bison
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Blackbird
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Bunbury Inhabitants
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Bunnybury Rabbits
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Butterfly
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Canary
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Cat
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Cattle
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Chameleon
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Chicken
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
China People
A people or kind whose bodily material is explicit in Baum, while its manufacture or animation origin remains unestablished unless separately stated.
Cloud Fairies
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Cormorant
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Crab
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Crocodile
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Crow
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Cuttenclips / Paper People
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Deer
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Dog
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Donkey
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Donkeys of Dunkiton
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Dove
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Dragon
A fantastic natural animal kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus rather than a merely temporary transformed form.
Duck
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Eagle
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Eel
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Elephant
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Erbs
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Fairies
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Field Mouse
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Field Mouse Community
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Fighting Trees
A sentient or animate botanical kind or society established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Fish
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Flatheads
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Flutterbudgets
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Fox
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Foxes of Foxville
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Frog
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Fuddles
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Gargoyles
A people or kind whose bodily material is explicit in Baum, while its manufacture or animation origin remains unestablished unless separately stated.
Gillikins
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Giraffe
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Glass Cats
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Goat
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Goose
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Grasshopper
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Grouse
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Growleywogs
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Gugu’s Forest Animals
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Gull
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Hammer-Heads
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Hawk
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Herkus
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Hippopotamus
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Hoppers
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Horned Toad
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Horners
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Horse
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Hyena
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Hyups
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Imps
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Jaguar
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Kalidah
A fantastic natural animal kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus rather than a merely temporary transformed form.
Kangaroo
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Knooks
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Leopard
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Lion
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Lizard
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Lobster
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Loons
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Lynx
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Magpie
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Mangaboos
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Mechanical Men
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Mermaids
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Monkey
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Mouse
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Mule
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Munchkins
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Nomes
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Orangoutang
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Ork
A fantastic natural animal kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus rather than a merely temporary transformed form.
Ork Society
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Owl
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Oyster
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Ozites
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Ozmies
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Patchwork Girl / Patchwork Being
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
People of Coregos
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
People of Oogaboo
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
People of Regos
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Phanfasms
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Pig
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Pingarese / People of Pingaree
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Porcupine
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Puma
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Quadlings
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Quail
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Rabbit
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Rat
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Rhinoceros
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Rigmaroles
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Roses of the Rose Kingdom
A sentient or animate botanical kind or society established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Ryls
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Scoodlers
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Sheep
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Skeezers
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Sky Fairies
A fairy, spirit, or other inherently supernatural kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Sparrow
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Spider
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Squirrel
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Stork
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Swan
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Thists
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Tiger
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Toad
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Tottenhots
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Tree Toad
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Turkey
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Unicorn
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Utensia Inhabitants
A constructed, manufactured, animated, or materially artificial kind or people established in Baum’s Oz corpus.
Wheelers
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Whimsies
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Wild Ass
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Wild Boar
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Wildcat
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Winged Monkey
A fantastic natural animal kind established in Baum’s Oz corpus rather than a merely temporary transformed form.
Winged Monkey Community
A canonical Baum-corpus civic or political society formed by animal beings, modeled separately from the underlying biological kind.
Winkies
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Woggle-Bug
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Wolf
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.
Woozy
A canonically unique kind of being for which Baum does not establish a population.
Yips
A canonical Baum-corpus people or collective population, preserved as a first-class record after the ten-pass Species, Peoples & Kinds of Beings audit.
Yookoohoos
A named magical class or order recognized in Baum’s Oz corpus; retained as a kind-of-being record without asserting biological species status.
Zebra
A biological or naturally occurring fauna kind attested in Baum’s Oz corpus; speech or civilization does not by itself create a separate species.