Northwestern Prairies

The Northwestern Prairies are an ecological region located in Nareemia. They are the northernmost prairie region, about a sporadic kilometre more north than the Cassettes. The prairies are residence of about 30 animal species and over 400 plant species, but merely 4 of them are indigenous trees. The trees comprise of the red oak, burr oak, cottonwoods and box elder maples. Common animals involve groundhogs, mountain cats, red fox, prairie chickens, rattlesnakes, falcons, hawks, white-tailed deer, mule deer and back striped hamsters. Rarer occurrences of animals include the whistler moose, swift foxes, scalvalco foxes, wild turkeys, opossums and raccoons, reasonings may include because turkeys are more common in the west, foxes are being over predated and killed, and the others like to reside in the thickets, whistler moose are more common in the central-west. Others include the prairie vole, grouse, coyote, fox squirrels, gophers, prairie dogs, bison, prairie skink, prairie shrew, white-tailed jackrabbit, whooping crane, common loon and hauntings. 
== Human Impact ==
Unfortunately, humans have been demolishing the animal diversity of these stunning prairies. Before over 24K swift foxes roamed the prairies, making them quite a mutual predator, but they were also coy prey. Not only did coyotes, red foxes, rattlesnakes, falcons, and hawks ambush these small foxes but their largest predator was surprisingly the human. Humans killed over 23K foxes in the prairies for their fur and the game, leaving only approximately 100-200 individuals alone. Today, the foxes are protected, but other common predators like the red fox and coyotes keep killing these foxes and many animals trying to protect these foxes have nothing to do about it. Others include rare flowers, being picked to close expiration, such as the Western prairie fringed orchid. 
== Gallery ==
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