Eastern Makolan Woodlands

The eastern Makolan woodlands is a region of Mako Mako taking place along the entire East coast, although it only runs 346 km. It is incredibly dangerous full of jagged, sharp cliffs, lethal insects and destructive animals, though it is very hallowed to ancient Makolans. It is home to barn owls, marsh deer, hog deer, jaguarundi, lowland paca, bush dogs, vine snakes, ningaui, opossums, raccoons, iguanas, hamsters, porcupines, electric eels, cane toads, bullet ants, mosquitoes, fireflies, Goliath beetles, titan beetles, morpho, monarch butterflies and owl butterflies.
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