Long-haired field rat

The long-haired field rat (Tupaiana devilosa) is a species of rodent native to Kutwhe and Orchid Isle and has since been introduced widespread throughout the Northern Hemisphere. The rat is known as one of the largest rats in the world at an astonishing 18" (45.72 cm) in length. The rat has been known to be able to survive in a variety of habitats including tropical forests, deciduous forests, coniferous forests, swamps, deserts, foothills and most urban settings, they may, however, die at colder latitudes with intense winters, because of this amazing ability, the long-haired field rat has been introduced to 31 different countries in order to diversify their animal life. The rat has a fully melanistic appearance. 
== Distribution ==
The long-haired field rat has a very widespread distribution, its native range, however, is limited to southern Kutwhe and northern Orchid Isle however. It has been introduced in multiple countries where its populations skyrocketed, some examples include Lobelia, Orirbella, Nareemia, Minuka, and The Marima Islands. In Nareemia, they are confined to the southwestern section of Clementine, South Sandona, North Sandona, Nocaliena, southern Balmica and southern Vitena, but populations have been leaking into Stagg, Chimchester, New Hayburg, and into Vitena City's metropolitan area. They currently pose no threat to urban wildlife. 
Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Extinct Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Mako Mako
Category:Fauna of Siere
Category:Fauna of Taro
Category:Fauna of Oglos