Fauna Template Page

This is a one-sentence description for the species.
== Physical description ==
This section is about the physical appearances of the species. For example, having red fur, being 30cm long, having two tongues, and such information. You can also specify some biological data if you want.
== Distribution ==
Were is the species spread on Nakti, overall. For examples, the Sketteh are actually located in the Jel continent, but they just occupy a little piece of it. There's to say, the Skit variation of the species is also displaced on Nakti.
== Behavior ==
=== Nutrition / Hunt ===
This section is the most interesting, as it is the core of a species' survival. Notice I recommended to explain how they behave with their own species (for examples, wolves may try to fight each other for supremacy, or, gray squirrels may fight each other for a female individual), with other species (e.g.: foxes eat squirrels, cats eat mice) and with the other gender (if any - for example, red squirrels don't mate with female which already have a partner). You may want also to add how hunt works for them or when and how the love season happens. You may want to split these informations into multiple sections.
=== Relationships with the sentient neighborhood ===
Yeah, for example, we humans pet and tame dogs. Anyway, a sentient species may actually act differently. For example, the Skree'Gore races usually just consider anything that is not a Skree'Gore as meat. Nice!
=== Facing other species ===
Some species don't just fight others. Cats and foxes may not really relate well, but it may happen that a dog befriends one!
=== With the same species ===
Some animals have some sort of hierarchy like wolves, or just the members of a family have different roles, for example, did you know that red squirrels may adopt other's babieshttps://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/stories/squirrels-adopt-orphaned-relatives-sometimes if they notice their mother is missing for a long time?
== Social analysis ==
This one may be misleading, as I previously wrote a subsection about the relationships between their own species. Well, the point is that some animals have some interesting "organizations", usually based on clans with a leader. For example, wolves have a leader, prairie dogs have an interesting featurehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1kXCh496U0 and things like that.
== Final notes ==
If you're going to include maths, chemical compounds or complex scientific details, you may want to add some references to them.
Anyway, you're not obliged to follow this template in this exact order: it is just a guideline based on this template (you have to log in to see the contents).
Have fun!
== References ==