Darolle

Darolle, also known as Paranian wild dog or brown wolf is a carnivore native to most of Parania but is seen to be very rare in most of western and southeastern Parania but more common throughout northeast Parania, Cheskachena, and north Parania. They have an endangered subspecies, the Cheskachena darolle, which was once common throughout all of Cheskachena, as well as parts of Minuka, Sidrova, Nalvano, Silegre, Apelchem, Parlinn, Elsinore and Vindborg, the Cheskachena darolle is now only found throughout Cheskachena and is extremely rare. 
The darollle, other then the Cheskachena darolle, is still quite elusive but is in much larger quantities, a number of around 4,300 individuals exist throughout northeastern and northern Parania today, but the most of them live in Cheskachena where the common darolle is more common then the Cheskachena darolle. 
== Behaviour ==
Darollles, despite being seen as aggressive and very dangerous creatures, are very shy and gentle creatures, much like the personality of a deer. Though they hunt when their hungry or for their babies, so they are seen fierce for prey like rabbits, hares, deer, fish, small birds and foxes. 
Darolles typically like to reside in deciduous and boreal woodland, mountain, steppe, valleys and urban areas. They are common in Amben, Sharino and Fagervern where they compete with the red fox and are more plentiful then them in those regions.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Panstivo