Athens Wildlife

This is a list of wildlife of the state, Athens.
== Killisano Wildlife ==
There are little to no known wildlife that adapt to Killisano's streets. However some make an exception.
=== Raccoons ===
Raccoons have been seen multiple times in Killisano. They are known to somewhat be synanthropic, meaning they are used to the urban life. Raccoons have been seen over 400 times in Killisano. 
=== Rats ===
Rats are urbanized rodents. The black and brown rats are the most common, making appearances in urban buildings, like gas stations. Rats are not native to Killisano, meaning they are seen as invasive.
=== Pigeons ===
Pigeons are common in Killisano, and are found dining on leftover scraps on the road. 
=== Hamsters ===
Wild hamsters are among the rarer seen rodents in Killisano, but some can be seen scavenging in gardens and somewhat being a nuisance.
=== Alligators ===
Alligators are NOT native to Athens, however a family of 4 alligators have been introduced. Alligators have bred superiorly and are appearing in cities, most commonly in sewers.
== East Athens Wildlife ==
East Athens contains many wildlife, like the commonly seen white-tailed deer, moose, prairie dogs and muskox. Rarer wildlife may include, Grizzly bears, Black pumasand solenodons. 
Prairie life makes better use for deer, solenodons and prairie-dogs, while the boreal forest makes better use for black pumas, grizzly bears, muskox and moose. 
== North Athens Wildlife ==
North Athens contains remote wildlife, with many herds of the wood muskox and moose. The newly introduced solenodons can also make good progress in the snowy prairies. 
== West Athens Wildlife ==
West Athens wildlife includes deer, moose, prairie dogs, and solenodons. Due to it being mostly mixed prairie and boreal-woodland.
== South Athens Wildlife ==
South Athens includes both species of moose, the whistler and northeastern. Many deer and prairie dogs.