Lowland Paca

The Lowland Paca, also known as the spotted paca, is a large rodent found in tropical and sub-tropical Herethear, from southern Nareemia to northern Mako Mako, as well as being introduced to parts of Taro. The lowland paca has coarse fur without underfur, dark brown to black on the upper body and white or yellowish on the underbelly. It usually has three to five rows of white spots along its sides, against a dark grey background. It has thick strong legs, with four digits in the forefeet and five in the hind feet (the first and fifth are curtailed); the nails function as hooves. The tail is short and hairless. The zygomatic arch is broadened laterally and dorsally and is used as a resonating chamber - a unique feature among mammals.
An adult lowland paca weighs between 6 and 12 kilograms (13 and 26 lb). Each litter has one young lowland paca, sometimes two. They usually have one to three young a year with a gestation period of about 115–120 days. Pacas are sexually mature at about 1 year. A paca usually lives up to 13 years.
Today, they lie prey to the Jaguarundi.
== Distribution ==
The Lowland Paca, today, is spotted inherently in equatorial climates, like Mako Mako, Kutwhe, The Marima Islands, and portions of Oglos and Nareemia. Historically, they once roamed the many plains and fields of Bayland and Vitena, but today, they were extirpated for unknown reasons, now only being present in Southport.
Category:Nareemian Wildlife