White-coated wapiti

Loidkaskh Wapiti is a species of deer native to northern and western Parania, the Arctic, The Hilley Mountains, The Chrislock Mountains and northeastern Taro. They are different from normal wapiti due to them having a blonde shade of fur as well as lighter eyes, while the normal wapiti lacks lighter features. The loidkaskh wapiti has a array of habitats it can thrive in, the most common is coniferous and deciduous woodlands nearing rugged mountain ranges with adequate snowfall during the wintertime. They also thrive throughout marshes if they get snowfall during the wintertime. They also live in the Arctic, which makes their thick fur come in handy. In Nareemia, they live throughout mountainous states with the Hilleys, starting easternmost at Maineda, westward towards Delkida, Vitena, Montane, New Siere, Stagg, and then spreads into the Chrislock Mountains in the state of Kamver down northwest to the capital of Anoka. In Taro, they occur throughout the New Parania region which consists of Blackburn, Wesson, Erenwoods, Nenturn, Millsbury, and Birkenton. In Parania, they occur throughout every western country as well as the northern countries, they occur throughout Oppseed, Bonnard, Balyshel, Longhout, Apelchem, Silegre, The Isle of Chark and westernmost Cheskachena. Their name “Loidkaskh” comes from the Cheskachena word meaning “White coated”. They are least concern species, due to them being protected. Their predators are brown and black bears, lynx, and wolves. 
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Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Taro
Category:Fauna of Siere