Island marmot

The island marmot, known in the real-world as Marmota vancouverensis, is a marmot species native to the Siere province of Stafcord and northeastern most Athens. The marmot is endangered and evasive, only spotted periodically. The natural sub-alpine meadows that these marmots rely on upon have extensively been affected by human activities, and the expense of those habitats have implicated the marmots much more than other wildlife. Island Marmots look like other marmot species overall, but can be differentiated due to their darker chocolate brown coat and irregular white patches around the snout and chest. Other marmot species tend to have more uniform colouration with darker fur on the back and upper body, and lighter underparts. 
== Predators ==
There are over twelve main predators of marmots, but only two predators coexist in the related area of this marmot. They are the gray wolf and the eagle, and sometimes humans can be included as well. While predation is natural, it is a threat due to the low population of marmots that has resulted from habitat loss and degradation. 
== Gallery ==
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Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Siere