Fauna

Caledon has a wide variety of fauna. Though many species were introduced as domesticated animals, there remains several native species.
====Caledonian Antelope====
(Antilopinae Caledonicus?)
Found north of the Firth of Caledon though some have been brought to the southern climes.
====Caledonian Badger==== 
(Meles meles Caledonicus)
A common sight near Oxbrigde Village and its nearby Univeristy there are also reports of sightings as far north as Brigadoon.
====Bunnies====
The national symbol of Caledon and found in many locations. A wide range of different species can be found from the small Oryctolagus cuniculus to the enormous Lepus Gigantus 
====Wild Haggis====
Found around the Loch Avie region. The second Duchess of Loch Avie had successfully domesticated one of them. Their status with the new stewardship of the Loch remains unclear.
====Morgainne Bears====
These solitary and extremely rare creatures are occasionally spotted inside the floating mountain about Caledon Morgaine. They are assumed intelligent by the evidence of fire (and marshmallows) though opponents have criticized this view saying it only proves they scared off a camper. Neither theory gives satisfactory explanations for how the bears get up to the mountains in the first place.
====Turkeys==== 
Once seen all over Caledon, though recent expansion into their habitat, and the tendency of some Caledonians of American and Canadian heritage to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, has seen their numbers dwindle.
Category: Nature