The Colungos

The Colungos is a island nation in southwest Taolim. It is situated in the eastern Desert Ocean, and consists of 7,245 islands. There are four sections of the country divided, they are Caloobay (the northernmost and main one), Kabanpawan (the central one), Sisiwa (the southern one) and Bocabos (the southwestern one). The country is in the Sisiguy Sea and shares maritime borders with Bokumbuh to its south, Dampot and Pattaraya to its east, and Xingshuan, Tamaya and Mudangong to its north and northwest. The population of the islands is 107 million people, making it the fourth populated country in Taolim after Xingshuan, Tamaya and Bokumbuh. The capital of the country is situated in the Caloobay region of the country and the city is called Basawige, known to locals as Basiwag.
== History ==
Colungos was first discovered sometime in the 1600s by Paranian explorers who were boating back to The Isle of Chark from Bokumbuh. They spotted the Colungos and met the indigenous people living there, forcing them to convert to Christianity from Paganism and many gave them clothing and other things to help them know the true meaning of Christianity. Pagans used palm leaves to signify the cross of Jesus to them.
== Flora and Fauna ==
The Colungos is diverse in wildlife, many are endemic. Some include the weaver ant, tree sparrows, giant snails, long-flanged millipedes, tree frogs, cane toads, great eggflies, tokay geckos, olive-backed sunbirds, brown shrikes, zebra doves, painted frogs, collared kingfishers, giant honey bees, flat-tailed house geckos, oleander hawkmoths, cockroaches, grasshoppers, red junglefowl, common sun skinks, emerald tree skinks, monitor lizards, black-naped oriole, house flies, large-billed crows, pied bushchats, greenhouse frogs, cats, dogs, rock pigeons, cattle egrets, brown-breasted kingfishers, red-kneeled flowerpeckers, yellow-bellied puddle frogs, bulbuls, coletos, green-crested lizards, striated grass birds, whiskered terns, banded-digger bees, serpent-eagles, blue-tailed bee-eaters, pied trillers, guaiaberos, flying foxes, goats, cows, water buffaloes, pigs, wild boars, mice, rats, house shrews, anoas, porcupines, sheep and zebus.
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