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North American Raccoon

Bandit-masked raccoons are a familiar sight just about everywhere, because they will eat just about anything. These ubiquitous mammals are found in forests, marshes, prairies, and even in cities. They are adaptable and use their dexterous front paws and long fingers to find and feast on a wide variety of fare.Bandit-masked raccoons are a familiar sight just about everywhere, because they will eat just about anything. These ubiquitous mammals are found in forests, marshes, prairies, and even in cities. They are adaptable and use their dexterous front paws and long fingers to find and feast on a wide variety of fare.

**Diet**

In the natural world, raccoons snare a lot of their meals in the water. These nocturnal foragers use lightning-quick paws to grab crayfish, frogs, and other aquatic creatures. On land, they pluck mice and insects from their hiding places and raid nests for tasty eggs.

Raccoons also eat fruit and plants—including those grown in human gardens and farms. They will even open garbage cans to dine on the contents.

**Den Behavior**

These ring-tailed animals are equally opportunistic when it comes to choosing a denning site. They may inhabit a tree hole, fallen log, or a house's attic. Females have one to seven cubs in early summer. The young raccoons often spend the first two months or so of their lives high in a tree hole. Later, mother and children move to the ground when the cubs begin to explore on their own. Raccoons in the northern parts of their range gorge themselves in spring and summer to store up body fat. They then spend much of the winter asleep in a den. There are several other species of raccoons, in addition to the familiar northern (North American) raccoon. Most other species live on tropical islands.

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Alpaca

More than 5,000 years ago these 'humming sheep' (*Vicugna pacos*) were kept by the ancestors of the Incas and used as a measure of wealth. Over the next 4,500 years the alpaca became a cornerstone of the Incan economy. Then came the Spanish conquistadors. The alpaca competed with their own sheep for grazing, so they set about eating them. A few prized animals were taken into the mountains by Incan exiles. These developed into a hardier breed and were 'discovered' in the 1800s by European textile merchants who processed and marketed their wonderful wool. Alpaca wool is said to be the finest in the world, smoother than silk, warmer than goose down, finer than cashmere and almost indestructible.
Erus

Erus spawned within Aurae. Erus is believed to have been created from the Inber Clouds that rise from the Aequor. Others say Erus is the Inber Clouds.

Erus and Anguis are the oldest beings of Sphaera. Created before time, Erus spawned Arator, the first god. Erus created the land of Sanctus on the Aequor, that Arator not drown in The Mare.

Erus then formed the garden Hortus and the Spring of Ver, that Arator not go without food or water. When the Stilio attacked Sanctus, Erus raised it from the Aequor and shaped it into Egredior. Erus then rewarded Arator for his efforts by bequeathing to him the Gift of Aurae.
African Forest Elephant

Perhaps one of the world’s most emotive and iconic animals, the African Forest Elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) is the largest living terrestrial mammal, with the largest recorded individual reaching a massive four metres at the shoulder and weighing an impressive ten tonnes. The African bush elephant’s brain is bigger than that of any other animal and its skull is exceptionally large, having evolved to support the trunk and the heavy teeth and jaws. The skull comprises up to 25 percent of the elephant’s total body weight. Elephants are unusual among mammals in that they continue to grow throughout their life, although the rate at which they grow slows after they reach sexual maturity. The hefty body of the African bush elephant is supported by stocky, pillar-like legs which have thick, heavy, vertically-aligned bones.The African bush elephant has four toes on the forefeet and three toes on the hind feet, unlike both the African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) and the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), which each have five toes on the front feet and four toes on the hind feet. The feet are broad and the toes are embedded in a fatty substance which cushions the weight of the animal and enables it to move more quietly. The thick skin of the African bush elephant is generally dull brownish-grey, with a sparse scattering of black, bristly hairs. The skin is wrinkly and adapted for keeping the body cool, as the wrinkles increase the surface area of the skin, trapping moisture which then takes much longer to evaporate than if the skin was smooth. The end of the tail is flattened and has a tuft of coarse, crooked hairs.  characteristic outward-curving tusks of the African bush elephant are actually elongated upper incisors, which are formed from a unique composition of calcareous materials. Both the male and female African bush elephant have tusks and, like the rest of the body, the tusks continue to grow throughout the elephant’s life. The upper lip and nose of all elephant species are elongated and muscular, forming the distinctive trunk. The African bush elephant uses its trunk to form and amplify vocalisations, to feed from the ground and from trees and shrubs, to break off branches, and to pick leaves, shoots and fruits. It is also used to aid drinking, greeting, touching and other social behaviours. The end of the trunk has two prehensile finger-like lips which are covered in fine, sensory hairs. The large, oversized ears of the African bush elephant are distinguished from other elephant species by the presence of overhanging flaps along the upper edges. As well as playing a role in communication, the ears are also important in temperature regulation and heat loss. A rich network of blood vessels is found immediately beneath the thin skin which covers the back of the ears, and when temperatures rise the ears are fanned to help increase the flow of air and cool the blood through evaporation. African bush elephants use sounds well below the range of human hearing to communicate over long distances. An elephant can eat 600 pounds (272 kilograms) of food a day.
Canada Lynx

The **Canada lynx** (Lynx canadensis) is a muscular, leggy cat with forelimbs that are slightly shorter than the hind-limbs, lending it a slightly stooped appearance. In common with other lynx species, the triangular ears are tipped with conspicuous tufts of black hair, while the lengthy cheek hair gives the impression of a ruff around the neck, especially over winter. A particularly characteristic feature is the large paws, which spread widely and are covered in long, dense fur, enabling the lynx to run on the surface of deep snow. Although somewhat variable, the long, thick coat is typically buff grey and unmarked. The upperparts may have a grey, frosted appearance in winter, and the undersides are light in colour with mottled dark spots. The tail is stubby and the tip is completely black. There is little geographic variation in size, but males are slightly larger than the females.
Bighorn Sheep

The crash of horns as male bighorns (*Ovis canadensis*) battle for breeding rights can be heard echoing through the mountains during the autumn rut. With each contestant charging at full steam the closing speed can be 65kph. This is repeated four or five times an hour until a victor emerges. Horns weigh up to 14kg. Despite these bulky accessories the bighorn is an agile climber and good swimmer, leaping to remote ledges to escape predators such as wolves, bears and bobcats. The bighorn has always been hunted and, despite regulations to prevent its extinction, illegal poaching is a threat.

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Blackbuck

The blackbuck (*Antilope cervicapra*) is the fastest animal on earth over a long distance. Faced with the challenge of hunting this 80kph beast the Indian princes turned to the only creature that could catch it - the cheetah. But it was brief entertainment. The cheetah can maintain its top speed of 110kph for only 20 seconds and would need to overhaul the antelope within that time - or watch as it disappeared into the distant haze. The blackbuck, sacred to Hindus and Buddhists, was once found in huge numbers over most of India but has been hunted down to a small population, most of which are in the Velvadar National Park.

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Bengal Tiger

The Bengal Tiger also called the **royal Bengal tiger** (Panthera tigris tigris), is the most numerous tiger subspecies. It is the national animal of both Indiaand Bangladesh. By 2011, the total population was estimated at fewer than 2,500 individuals with a decreasing trend. None of the Tiger Conservation Landscapes within the Bengal tiger's range is considered large enough to support an effective population size of 250 adult individuals. Since 2010, it has been classified as endangered by the IUCN.

As of 2010, Bengal tiger populations in India have been estimated at 1,706–1,909. As of 2014, they had reputedly increased to an estimated 2,226 individuals, but the method used in the census may not be accurate. Bengal tigers number around 440 in Bangladesh and 163–253 in Nepal. There were previously 67–81 individuals in Bhutan. However, the latest census estimated that 103 wild Bengal tigers are living in the country. Bengal is traditionally fixed as the typical locality for the binomen Panthera tigris, to which the British taxonomist Reginald Innes Pocock subordinated the Bengal tiger in 1929 under the trinomen Panthera tigris tigris.

**Population**

There were eight tiger subspecies at one time, but three became extinct during the 20th century. Over the last 100 years, hunting and forest destruction have reduced tiger populations from hundreds of thousands of animals to perhaps fewer than 2,500. Tigers are hunted as trophies, and also for body parts that are used in traditional Chinese medicine. All five remaining tiger subspecies are endangered, and many protection programs are in place. Bengal tigers live in India and are sometimes called Indian tigers. They are the most common tiger and number about half of all wild tigers. Over many centuries they have become an important part of Indian tradition and lore.

**Behavior**

Tigers live alone and aggressively scent-mark large territories to keep their rivals away. They are powerful nocturnal hunters that travel many miles to find buffalo, deer, wild pigs, and other large mammals. Tigers use their distinctive coats as camouflage (no two have exactly the same stripes). They lie in wait and creep close enough to attack their victims with a quick spring and a fatal pounce. A hungry tiger can eat as much as 60 pounds (27 kilograms) in one night, though they usually eat less.

Despite their fearsome reputation, most tigers avoid humans; however, a few do become dangerous maneaters. These animals are often sick and unable to hunt normally, or live in an area where their traditional prey has vanished. Females give birth to litters of two to six cubs, which they raise with little or no help from the male. Cubs cannot hunt until they are 18 months old and remain with their mothers for two to three years, when they disperse to find their own territory.

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Уровень 6

Шестая ступень в классификации уровней сил. Высокий уровень низкого яруса, представители которого могли бы быть угрозой глобального масштаба.

* **Класс C:** Персонажи, обладающие способностями, позволяющими тем или иным способом уничтожить всю жизнь на планете.
* **Класс B:** Персонажи, способные уничтожать острова или страны. Сюда также относятся персонажи, которые не обладают разрушительными показателями данного уровня, однако в той или иной степени могут компенсировать их за счёт наличия других развитых боевых характеристик (уровень разрушения горы обычными атаками в совокупности со скоростью боя, начинающейся от трёхзначных чисел Маха) или особых способностей (уровень разрушения горы обычными атаками в совокупности с высокоуровневой нематериальной регенерацией и разнообразными способностями, действующими в обход обычной прочности).
* **Класс A:** Персонажи, способные уничтожать континенты.
	+ **Низкий уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить поверхность небольшого материка, например, Австралии.
	+ **Средний уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить поверхность полноценного материка (например, Америки) либо вообще разрушить всю поверхность суши Земли.
	+ **Высокий уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожать некрупные спутники, по характеристикам начинающиеся с Харона.

Сверхъестественные способности, которыми обладают персонажи этого уровня, редко ограничиваются манипуляцией энергией и элементами. Арсенал их способностей невероятно широк и может включать в себя манипуляции реальностью и всеми её аспектами.

***Нормальные характеристики средних представителей этой категории:***

* **Разрушительный потенциал:** Уровень острова - уровень континента+
* **Прочность/защита:** Уровень острова - уровень континента+
* **Скорость:** От высокой гиперзвуковой (двухзначные и трёхзначные числа Маха) и выше
Ring-Tailed Lemur

Lemurs are primates found only on the African island of Madagascar and some tiny neighboring islands. Because of its geographic isolation, Madagascar is home to many amazing animals found nowhere else on Earth. Lemurs may have floated there eons ago on “rafts” of vegetation and evolved in isolation over countless centuries.

Ring-tailed lemurs are unmistakable because of their long, vividly striped, black-and-white tail. They are familiar residents of many zoos.

**Life on the Ground**

Lemurs use their hands and feet to move nimbly through the trees, but cannot grip with their tails as some of their primate cousins do. Ring-tailed lemurs also spend a lot of time on the ground, which is unusual among lemur species. They forage for fruit, which makes up the greater part of their diet, but also eat leaves, flowers, tree bark, and sap.

**Scent Marking**

Ring-tailed lemurs have powerful scent glands and use their unique odor as a communication tool and even as a kind of weapon. Lemurs mark their territory by scent, serving notice of their presence to all who can smell. During mating season, male lemurs battle for dominance by trying to outstink each other. They cover their long tails with smelly secretions and wave them in the air to determine which animal is more powerful.

**Behavior**

Ring-tailed lemurs live in groups known as troops. These groups may include 6 to 30 animals, but average about 17. Both sexes live in troops, but a dominant female presides over all. Ring-tailed lemurs are threatened, largely because the sparse, dry forests they love are quickly vanishing.

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Bongo

The bongo (*Tragelaphus eurycerus*), the most colourful African antelope, relies on clearings in the forest for food and cover. Rainforest with a thick canopy has too little vegetation at ground level. The bongo frequents openings that let in sunlight, encouraging dense growth of bushes, herbs, creepers and bamboo. These clearings might have been made by logging, temporary cultivation or even elephants, which can be fairly destructive eaters. When moving through forest, the bongo rests its huge horns - which can be up to 100cm long - on its back so they do not become entangled, and often has bare patches on its hide where the tips rest. It also uses its horns to break off high branches when feeding. It prefers young, high-carbohydrate, low-fibre leaves and takes garden produce and cereal crops when it can. Being fast and well-camouflaged it is difficult to shoot but is hunted with dogs by local people to provide food.

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Сверхчеловеческие физические характеристики

**Сверхчеловеческие физические характеристики** - показатели силы, прочности, скорости и реакции, превосходящие таковые у сильнейших из реальных людей.

К таким показателям можно отнести:

* **Скорость:** Больше 10.5 м/с
* **Сила на подъём:** Больше 500 кг
* **Сила на удар:** Больше 2700 кг

К сверхчеловеческой выносливости можно отнести:

* Возможность прожить без воды/еды больше любого из реальных людей
* Возможность выдержать боль, шок от которой убил бы любого из реальных людей
* Возможность пережить травмы/кровопотерю, несовместимые с жизнью любого из реальных людей.
Onager

The **Onager** (*Equus hemionus*) is a large mammal belonging to the horse family and native to the deserts of Syria, Iran, India, and Tibet. It is sometimes known as the **Half Ass** or the **Asian Wild Ass**.

Like many other large grazing animals, its range has contracted greatly under the pressures of hunting and habitat loss, and of the six subspecies, one is extinct and two endangered. The Kiang *(Equus kiang)*, a Tibetan relative, is generally regarded as a separate species, although classified by some as a subspecies of Onager, *E. hemionus kiang*.

Onagers are a little larger than Donkeys at about 290 kg and 2.1 metres (head-body length), and are a little more horse-like. They are short-legged compared to horses, and their coloring varies depending on the season. They are generally reddish-brown in color during the summer, becoming yellowish-brown in the winter months. They have a black stripe bordered in white that extends down the middle of the back. Onagers were used in ancient Sumer to pull chariots, circa 2600 BCE.
Plains Zebra

The **Plains Zebra** (*Equus quagga*, formerly *Equus burchelli*) is the most common and geographically widespread form of zebra, once being found on plains and grasslands from the south of Ethiopia right through east Africa as far south as Angola and eastern South Africa. Plains Zebras are much less numerous than they once were, because of human activities such as hunting them for their meat and hides, as well as encroachment on much of their former habitat, but they remain common in game reserves.

Plains Zebras are mid-sized and thick-bodied with relatively short legs. Adults of both sexes stand about 1.4 metres high at the shoulder, are approximately 2.3 metres long, and weigh about 230 kg. Like all zebras, they are boldly striped in black and white and no two individuals look exactly alike. There are currently three recognised subspecies, plus two others which are now extinct. All have vertical stripes on the forepart of the body, which tend towards the horizontal on the hindquarters. The northern species have narrower and more defined striping; southern populations have varied but lesser amounts of striping on the underparts, the legs and the hindquarters. The first subspecies to be described, the Quagga which is now extinct, had plain brown hindquarters. (Technically, because the Quagga was described first as *E. quagga*, the proper zoological name for the most common form of the Plains Zebra is *E. quagga burchelli.*)

Plains Zebras are highly social and usually form small family groups consisting of a single stallion, one, two, or several mares, and their recent offspring. Groups are permanent, and group size tends to vary with habitat: in poor country the groups are small. From time to time, Plains Zebra families group together into large herds, both with one another and with other grazing species, notably wildebeests.

Unlike many of the large ungulates of Africa, Plains Zebras prefer but do not require short grass to graze on. In consequence, they range more widely than many other species, even into woodland, and they are often the first grazing species to appear in a well-vegetated area. Only after zebras have cropped and trampled the long grasses do wildebeests and gazelles move in. Nevertheless, for protection from predators, Plains Zebras retreat into open areas with good visibility at night time, and take it in turns standing watch. They eat a wide range of different grasses, preferring young, fresh growth where available, and also browse on leaves and shoots from time to time.
Alpine Ibex

Images of ibex (*Capra ibex*) appear in Neolithic cabe paintings throughout central Europe. It was hunted almost to extinction until, in 1922, there was a single population left in Italy. Protection, conservation measures and reindroduction to other areas have led to a recovery and there are now about 2,000 in the French Vanoise National Park alone. Alpine ibex are nimble and the young can jump and run after just one day. They live on or near the snowline, moving up the mountain in summer before breeding in the autumn. Males develop huge necks and chests and will fight predators such as wolves, lynxes, bears and jackals.

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Mustang

A **mustang** (*Equus ferus*) is a small, hardy, naturalized (feral) horse of the North American west. Because of their hardiness, grace, speed, and independence, the name "Mustang" is popular for high-performance products and for sports mascots. For additional information on these derivations, see *Mustang*.

The English word *mustang* comes from the Mexican Spanish word *mestengo*, itself derived from the Spanish *mesteño*, meaning *cattle raised under the extensive system of the Mesta* and *strayed*.

The earliest mustangs descended from Spanish horses brought to Mexico in the 1500s. Some of these horses escaped or were captured by Native Americans, and they quickly spread throughout western North America. Starting in the mid 1800s horses belonging to white settlers that escaped or were purposefully released added to the gene pool. Many ranchers would release their horses to forage for themselves in the winter and then recapture them or other mustangs when they were needed again in the spring. Some ranchers improved the local herds by shooting the dominant stallions and replacing them with imported stock. These improvements were especially useful in arid areas where the herds would become isolated and inbred during periods of drought.

By 1900 there were an estimated one million feral mustangs in North America. Mustangs were a resource in that they could be captured and used or sold (especially for military use) or slaughtered for food, especially pet food in later years. They are also viewed as a nuisance in that they compete with livestock for forage. Since 1900 the mustang population has been reduced drastically. Today, estimates of the feral mustang population range from 40,000 to 100,000, with about half of them in Nevada. A few hundred feral mustangs survive in Alberta and British Columbia.

Today, mustangs are protected on public land in the United States. Shooting or poisoning them is illegal, and the penalties for doing so are severe. However, it is assumed by many that ranchers persist in these activities in the more remote areas.

The Bureau of Land Management controls the mustang population through a capture program, ostensibly to control competition with beef cattle. Most horses that are captured are offered for adoption. As of January 2005, however, Congress has modified this program to allow the sale for slaughter of captured horses that are "more than 10 years of age" or have been "offered unsuccessfully for adoption at least 3 times.” The horse meat from this program is expected to be shipped to Europe and Japan, where it fetches high prices and is considered a delicacy.
Okapi

The **okapi** (*Okapia johnstoni*) is an unusal animal native to the Ituri Rainforest in central Africa. Although it bears markings very similar to the zebra, it is actually the only living relative of the giraffe. The resemblance it bears to both the zebra and giraffe has led some to believe it is a cross between the two, but it has no relation to the zebra. It is native to the Ituri rain forests situated in the north east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and was known only to the local people until 1901. This obscurity led the Society for Cryptozoology to adopt it as an emblem.

Okapis have dark bodies, with striking horizontal white stripes on the back legs, making them resemble zebras from a distance. These markings are thought to be "follow me" markings intended to help young follow their mothers through the dense rain forest, and also serve as camouflage. The body shape is similar to that of the giraffe, except that okapis have much shorter necks. Both species have very long (apx. twelve inches), flexible, blue tongues that they use to strip leaves and buds from trees. The tongue of an okapi is long enough for the animal to wash its eyelids and clean its ears: it is one of the few mammals that can lick its own ears. Male okapis have short, skin-covered horns. They have large ears which help them in detecting its predator, the leopard.

Okapis are 7 to 8 ft (2 to 2.5 m) long, and 5 to 6 ft (1.5 to 2 m) high at the shoulder. Their weight ranges from 465 to 550 lb (200 to 250 kg).

In addition to tree leaves and buds, okapis eat grass, ferns, fruit, and fungi.

Okapis are largely nocturnal and essentially solitary, coming together only to breed. Only one infant is born at a time, weighing around 35 lb (16 kg), after a gestation period of from 421 to 457 days. The young are nursed for up to ten months, and reach maturity at between four and five years of age.

Okapis are unusual in their ability to sleep for only 5 minutes in a 24 hour period and remain at peak alertness.

Okapis have several methods of communicating their territory, including scent glands on each foot that leave behind a tar-like substance that signals their passage and urine marking. Males are protective of their territory, but allow females to pass through their domain for forage.

Okapis are not classified as endangered, but are threatened by habitat destruction and poaching. Conservation work in the Congo includes the continuing study of okapi behavior, and has led to the creation in 1992 of the Okapi Wildlife Reserve. The Congo Civil War threatened both the wildlife and the conservation workers in the Reserve.

The species epithet (*johnstoni*) is in recognition of the explorer Sir Harry Johnston, who organized the expedition that first acquired an okapi specimen for science from Zaire's Ituri Forest. This is the only place where an okapi can be found in the wild.

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Striped Skunk

The striped skunk is easily identified by the white stripe that runs from its head to its tail. Its stripes start with a triangle at the head and break into two stripes down its back. The stripes usually meet again and form one stripe at the base of their tail. Their tails are usually a mixture of white and black fur. Each striped skunk has a unique stripe pattern. The striped skunk is about the same size as a house cat. It has a small triangular head and little ears. Its legs are short with webbed toes and claws the striped skunk uses for digging and looking for food.

**Diet**

Striped skunks are omnivorous, eating both plant and animal material and changing their diets as the seasons change. They eat insects and larvae, earthworms, grubs, small rodents, lizards, salamanders, frogs, snakes, birds, moles and eggs. They also commonly eat berries, roots, leaves, grasses, fungi and nuts.

In settled areas, skunks also seek garbage left by humans. Less often, skunks may be found acting as scavengers, eating bird and rodent carcasses left by cats or other animals. Pet owners, particularly those of cats, may experience a skunk finding its way into a garage or basement where pet food is kept. Striped skunks commonly dig holes in lawns in search of grubs and worms.

**Behavior**

With their short, stubby legs, it isn't easy for a skunk to outrun a predator. The striped skunk has developed a unique defense system. When a skunk is  threatened, it first tries to run away from the predator. If that doesn't work, it tries to frighten the predator by arching its back, raising its tail and turning its back on the predator. It may also stomp its feet. If this doesn't work, as a last resort, the skunk will spray the animal with a strong-smelling fluid. The fluid really stinks and it can also sting the eyes of the predator. This gives the skunk time to get away! A skunk can spray as far as twelve feet. The skunk is primarily nocturnal. It sleeps in its burrow during the day and hunts at night. It usually doesn't dig its own burrow. It looks for an abandoned burrow or finds a natural hollow under a tree or building.

**Reproduction**

Striped skunks mate from mid-February to mid-March. The babies are born about two months later. An average skunk litter has five to six babies. Skunk babies are blind and deaf when they are born. They will nurse in the den for about a month and a half. After they leave the den they may stay with their mother for up to a year.
Red River Hog

The **Red River Hog** (*Potamochoerus porcus*) is a wild member of the pig family that lives in the rainforests, mountains and brushes of Africa.

Adults weigh 55-80 kg and stand 0.6-0.75 m. The fur is brown, with black legs and black and white snout. They live in herds of 6-20 members, led by the strongest boar. 3-6 piglets are born at a time.

Red River Hogs eat grass, berries, roots, insects, mollusca, little vertebrates and carrion. They are capable of causing damage to plantations.
Vicuna

The wool of the vicuna (*Vicugna vicugna*), which has been domesticated since pre-Incan times, is hugely valuable. This makes the vicuna, which is endangered in the wild, a prime target for poachers who sell the pelts on the black market. Each year several hundred pelts are confiscated.

Vicuna are shy, alert, graceful animals that graze on open land in family groups, retiring to the mountains at night. When in danger, they give a clear whistling warning call. The vicuna controls its body temperature by exposing bare patches on its inner thighs in hot weather and clamping its legs tight over them in the cold. Some Andean peoples continue to worship the vicuna as a daughter of the fertility goddess Pachamama.
Wild Yak

For 3,000 years this tough, sure-footed, good-natured animal (*Bos grunniens*) has been domesticated to pull ploughs, carry loads, and help clothe and feed the people of Tibet. When it sheds its thick woolly coat in summer, the longer hairs are woven to make blankets and tents and the softer wool used for clothing. The yak's rich, low-fat milk is made into butter and cheese. Dried yak dung is the only fuel available on the treeless Tibetan plateau. About 100,000 yak still live wild and can cause problems when they come into contact with domesticated animals. Wild males rush into tamed herds and abduct females on heat, sometimes killing domesticated bulls. Numbers of this endangered species are threatened by illegal hunting.
Tibetan Antelope

At the turn of the last century there were about one million Tibetan antelope (*Pantholops hodgsonii*) on the Tibetan plateau; now there are 75,000, possibly fewer. Up to 20,000 of this protected species are killed each year by poachers to supply the trade in *shahtoosh* wool shawls which can cost $15,000 each in the West. Tibetan antelope hair is 20 per cent finer than human hair and four or five pelts are needed to make one shawl. Each spring the females make a 322km trek north to calve in a barren region of southwest China, possibly to avoid packs of wolves that roam the Tibetan plateau.
Chamois

The chamois (*Rupicapra cupicapra*) is extremely nimble. It can leap and bound, upwards and sideways, at speeds of 50kph on the rockiest of terrain in order to escape its main predators: lynx, wolf and man. When threatened it makes for the most inaccessible spot. This cannot protect it completely from hunters' bullets but it does make recovery of the body difficult, a deterrent in itself. Chamois' skin has been used for hat-making for centuries. Stripped of its hair, the soft hide becomes 'chammy leather' for cleaning windows and cars. In winter chamois gather in large groups but stags lead a solitary life, quitting their hideouts in early September to fight other stags for the right to breed.

See: Chamois/Gallery
Владение оружием

**Владение оружием** — совокупность навыков, умений и приёмов, позволяющих использовать тот или иной вид оружия особо эффективно и рационально.

* **Другие названия:**
	+ Мастерство оружия
* **Ассоциации:**
	+ Фехтование
	+ Меткость
	+ Ловкость
* **Возможности применения:**
	+ Владение холодным оружием
		- Владение колющим оружием (кончар, копьё, кортик, крис, нож, пика, протазан, рапира, рогатина, сай, сарисса, стилет, штык, эспантон, эсток)
		- Владение рубящим оружием (бердыш, бородовидный топор, валашка, лабрис, томагавк, топор, чекан)
		- Владение колюще-рубящим и рубяще-колющим оружием (алебарда, бебут, цестус, гвизарма, глефа, гуань-дао, гэ, дага, катана, кинжал, коса, кхопеш, кукри, мачете, меч, нагината, палаш,сабля, скимитар, совня, тесак, траншейный нож, трезубец, фальшион, шашка, эспадрон, катар, шпага, ятаган)
		- Владение ударно-раздробляющим оружием (бо, буздыхан, булава, кама, кистень, боевой молот, палица, пернач, шестопёр, нунчаки, тонфа, кастет, телескопическая дубинка, моргенштерн)
		- Метание оружия
		- Использование изъянов в определённых типах брони
		- Пробивание определённых типов брони
	+ Владение огнестрельным оружием
		- Владение стрелковым оружием (автомат, винтовка, карабин, пистолет, пистолет-пулемёт, пулемёт, ружьё)
		- Владение артиллерийским оружием (гранатомёт миномёт)
Common Hippopotamus

Hippopotamus (*Hippopotamus amphibius*) are usually placid, occasionally vicious and often very curious. One famously inquisitive and innocently friendly animal was a hippo called Hubert which wandered around the South African Cape and Natal provinces from late 1928 until early 1930, peeping into doorways, trampling gardens, and, on one occasion, stopping a train by lying on the tracks. He was eventually shot by an irate farmer whereupon he was discovered to be a female. There is little chance of a similar occurrence now as the hippo population has been drastically reduced everywhere except in the Nile valley in East Africa. The hippo, despite its bulk, is a graceful swimmer, can run faster than a man and is surprisingly agile when clambering up the rocky precipices beside rivers. When angry it is fearsome and, with its huge canine teeth, is capable of chomping through crocodiles, boats and people.

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Moose

The world's largest deer (*Alces alces*) is known as a moose in North America and an elk in Europe, and the biggest of them is the Yukon-Alaska moose. At six or seven years old, the bull carries impressive antlers spanning 1.6m that can weigh up to 32kg. These are shed each winter, growing back in the spring. The Algonquin tribe named the moose: the word means 'eater of twigs' and a moose browses several pounds of leaves, twigs and buds every day.

Calves, often twins, are born in early summer. A moose cow has been known to kill bears, wolves, and even people to protect her offspring. Typically moose have a lifespan of 16-20 years, but this is often cut short by vehicles colliding with them on forest roads.
Maxmel

* Podczas walki
* Po zabiciu (bez maski)

**Maxmel** to boss z gry Flipverse Wars, którego musimy zabić na poziomie 6: Maxmel's Area, a także klient użytkownika 12to13. Gdy dojdziemy do niego, musimy go zabić. Ma on 5 żyć. Gdy go zabijemy, spadnie jego maska z głowy. Wtedy można zobaczyć jego prawdziwy wygląd.

## Ciekawostki

* Podobnie jak Vicon jest klientem, ale nie jest postacią grywalną, gdyż jego musimy zabić.
* Podobnie jak Viconowi, Maxmelowi spada maska po śmierci. (Vicon bez maski jest jeszcze niepokazany).
Уровень 2

Вторая ступень в классификации уровней сил. Низкий уровень высокого яруса, представители которого работают на вселенских и мультивселенских масштабах.

* **Класс C:** Персонажи, способные одной атакой разрушить полноценную вселенную.
	+ **Высокий уровень:** Условная планка, обозначающая персонажей, значительно превосходящих вселенский уровень (например, если они могущественней персонажей, которые и сами по себе подавляюще сильнее атак с мощью разрушения вселенной), однако из-за отсутствия известной числовой разницы не могут с уверенностью претендовать на низкие мультивселенские характеристики.
* **Класс B:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить от двух до сотни вселенных за раз.
	+ **Низкий уровень:** Персонажи, способные одной атакой разрушить несколько вселенных.
	+ **Средний уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить не менее десятка вселенных за раз.
	+ **Высокий уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить не менее восьмидесяти или окого того вселенных за раз.
* **Класс A:** Персонажи, способные одновременно воздействовать и разрушать множество вселенных (от сотни до бесконечности).
	+ **Низкий уровень:** Персонажи, способные разрушить более сотни вселенных.
	+ **Средний уровень:** Персонажи, способные уничтожить астрономическое число (от миллиона) вселенных за раз.
	+ **Высокий уровень:** Персонажи, способные разрушить мультивселенскую конструкцию, состоящую из бесконечных вселенных.

***Нормальные характеристики средних представителей этой категории:***

* **Разрушительный потенциал:** Уровень вселенной - уровень мультивселенной+
* **Прочность/защита:** Уровень вселенной - уровень мультивселенной+
* **Скорость:** Многократно быстрее света - неизмеримая
North Sulawesi Babirusa

The **Babirusa** or **pig-deer**, *Babyrousa celebensis*, is a pig-like animal native to Celebes and surrounding islands of Indonesia. The sole member of its genus, it is typically categorized as belonging to the pig family

Its habitat is the underbrush of tropical forests and canebrakes and the shores of rivers and lakes, where its mostly-hairless, mottled-grey-and-brown hide provide it with a degree of camouflage.

The babirusa is known for its two pairs of tusks: both its upper and its lower pairs of canine teeth are greatly enlarged, and curve up and back towards the head; in fact, the upper canines of the male babirusa are so curved and enlarged that they emerge from the top of the snout.
Wild Water Buffalo

Despite its environmental adaptability, the wild water buffalo (*Bubalus arnee*) is surprisingly susceptible to illness. Roundworm is the prime cause of calf death and adults suffer from tuberculosis and pasteurellosis. Many ilnesses are transmitted by insects and to escape these pests buffaloes submerge themselves in water or mud with just their nostrils poking above the surface (a coating of dry mud also acts as an insect barrier). However, wallowing also exposes them to waterborne diseases. Despite this there are about 148 million domesticated water buffaloes, mostly in India and the Far East, and this species is almost threatened - except in the wild, where numbers are down to 3,000 or so.
American Bison

The **American bison** or simply **bison** (*Bison bison*), also commonly known as the **American buffalo** or simply **buffalo**, is a North American species of bison that once roamed the grasslands of North America in massive herds. They became nearly extinct by a combination of commercial hunting and slaughter in the 19th century and introduction of bovine diseases from domestic cattle, and have made a recent resurgence largely restricted to a few national parks and reserves. Their historical range roughly comprised a triangle between the Great Bear Lake in Canada's far northwest, south to the Mexican states of Durango and Nuevo León, and east to the Atlantic Seaboard of the United States (nearly to the Atlantic tidewater in some areas) from New York to Georgia and per some sources down to Florida. Bison were seen in North Carolina near Buffalo Ford on the Catawba River as late as 1750.

Two subspecies or ecotypes have been described: the plains bison (*B. b. bison*), smaller in size and with a more rounded hump, and the wood bison (*B. b. athabascae*)—the larger of the two and having a taller, square hump. Furthermore, the plains bison has been suggested to consist of a northern plains (*B. b. montanae*) and a southern plains (*B. b. bison*) subspecies, bringing the total to three. However, this is generally not supported. The wood bison is one of the largest wild species of bovid in the world, surpassed by only the Asian gaur and wild water buffalo. It is the largest extant land animal in the Americas.

See: American Bison/Gallery
Уровень 8

Восьмая ступень в классификации уровней сил. Средний уровень низкого яруса, представители которого могли бы быть угрозой национальной безопасности целой страны, если бы существовали в реальности.

***Нормальные характеристики средних представителей этой категории:***

* **Разрушительный потенциал:** Уровень скалы - уровень небольшой горы+
* **Прочность/защита:** Уровень скалы - уровень небольшой горы+
* **Скорость:** Сверхзвуковая - гиперзвуковая+
Greater Kudu

The greater kudu (*Tragelaphus strepsiceros*) has been a target for hunters for many years, providing excellent meat and one of the most impressive trophies available from the African bush. It is a major prey of lions, leopards, wild dogs and spotted hyenas. Despite this, the kudu is flourishing. Happy to live near human habitation, it is something of a pest, raiding crops and eating fruit, vines, flowers and herbs.

It prefers to stay where there is some cover, rather than out on the open plains, and in the dry season it is almost always found beside rivers where there is thicker growth.
Anguis

Anguis is the great Serpent of the Mare. Created before time along with Erus, the two primordial beings were the first gods. Anguis created the Pristis to swim in his Mare. When Arator fell into the Mare and Erus created Sanctus, Anguis lifted Arator to safety, as his Pristis saw him as a lesser being. Anguis is indiferent to his creations and is content to abide in the Mare.
Jaguar

The **jaguar** (Panthera onca) is the largest cat of the Americas and a formidable predator. It is also the national animal of Brazil and the national mammal of Mexico. Its common name comes from the native Indian name ‘yaguara’, meaning ‘a beast that kills its prey with one bound’, and its power is clearly displayed by its muscular build, deep chest, large head, broad muzzle, and strong jaws. This remarkable cat possesses a visually striking coat of large black rosettes, mostly enclosing dark spots, set against golden brown to yellow fur, which pales to white on the cheeks, throat and underside. Melanistic forms are also relatively common, often called ‘black panthers’ in the Americas. Jaguars vary considerably in size in different regions, but genetic studies indicate that there are no subspecies. Jaguars found in the dense forested areas of the Amazon Basin are generally smaller and darker in color than those found in more open terrain. The jaguar is crepuscular, which means it is active at dawn and dusk.

## Films/Animation

Go, Diego, Go!Wild KrattsThe Wild ThornberrysKrypto the Superdog
Inber

The Inber were the physical manifestations of Inanim's thoughts. They penetrated walls and filled half of Sphaera, and become the Mare.

It is unclear as to why Inanim's thoughts no longer penetrate Sphaera's "membrane." One excepted explanation is that Inanim is no longer thinking of Sphaera, and has moved on to create another realm. Another explanation is that Inanim is Sphaera.
Arator

## Summary

Arator is the first creation of Erus, and is known as the first god. When Arator spawned into Aurae he fell, plummeting into the Mare. Erus created the land of Sanctus, and Anguis raised Arator to safety.

## History

Arator grew hungry and thristy, so Erus formed the garden Hortus, and the spring Ver.

The Stilio invaded Sanctus, Erus granted Arator the ability to create life, and he used it to spawn the Vigil. After Erus had raised Sanctus from the Aequor and formed it into Egredior, Arator was rewarded for his efforts with the Gift of Aurae. Arator rose from Egredior, leaving his Vigil behind.

When a Vigil had fallen into the Ver, Arator was reminded of his own past and saved the Vigil. However the submerging of the Vigil raised the waters and flooded Egredior. So Arator created the moon of Sedis, and raised the Vigil onto it.
Творец

**Имя:** Творец, Бог, Святой Дух, Священное Существо

**Происхождение:** Umineko no Naku Koro ni

**Уровень сил:** 0

**Пол:** Понятие неприменимо

**Классификация:** Всевышнее существо, Бог

**Возраст:** Понятие неприменимо

**Умения, силы и способности:** Предполагаемое всемогущество, всезнание, вездесущность

**Слабые стороны:** Отсутствуют

**Разрушительный потенциал:** Безграничный

**Диапазон:** Безграничный

**Прочность/защита:** Безграничная

**Скорость:** Не имеет значения

**Сила на подъём:** Не имеет значения

**Сила на удар:** Не имеет значения

**Выносливость:** Бесконечная

**Интеллект:** Всезнание

**Боевые навыки:** Не имеет значения

**Атаки, техники и способности:**

**Безграничная Сущность** - статус всезнающего и всемогущего Священного Существа, свободного от собственного значения и всех ограничений, к которым относятся сами формы жизни и смерти, существования и небытия, дуальности и внедуальности на каком бы то ни было плане, даже если он очень высокий, абстрактный и трансцендентный. Ограничениями обладают и бесконечные существа, и существа, нарушающие логику. Творец управляет, нулём, единицей и бесконечностью, всеми возможностями и всеми невозможностями, независимо от любых реальных, абстрактных концептуальных, физических и метафизических перспектив.
Kynid

## Summary

The Kynid are the people of the cold lands of Gelaris. They are a division of the original mankind. These survivors of the great flood hid away in the ice caves of Ysgrother.

## Biology

The Kynid are a hearty folk; men are burly and women stout. Each Kynid grows theirs hair out and rarely cuts it. They forage berries and hunt mammals. They grow potatoes, beans, corn, and squash.

### Build

The Kynid males are strong, heavy set folk. They grow their head hair out and rarely cut it. Beard hair is also rarely cut, and is braided for each year they live. Kynid women are stout and powerful. They grow their hair out and braid it to show their marital status.

## Society

### Government

There are three heads of government within Kynid society. They are the Chief, Elder and Shaman.

* Chief: Creates and enforces law.
* Elder: Guides and governs all crafts.
* Shaman: Guides and teaches the Kynid.

For judicial power, all three forms of government hold court. The Chief determines if a law was broken, the Elder determines whether it was logical to be broken or if either party is lying, and the Shaman determines if it is moral. This meeting is called the Court of Three.

In times of war, a fourth ruling power is created. The meritorious title of Warchief is granted to one who has shown great bravery in times of conflict or distress. The Warchief is responsible for gathering and leading an army to defend the Kynid.

### Clans

Clans are a grouping of families that work and live in the same community.

### Farming

There is little the Kynid can grow for themselves in their frigid environment. What ground they can farm is filled with potatoes, beans, corn and squash. The planting and growing seasons are short and missing them were nearly fatal for early Kynids. Berry bushes have also been cultivated in some areas.
Sphaera

**Summary:**

Inanim, after uncountable ages created Sphaera, Realm of Creation.

Inanim's thoughts became the Inber, which filled half the Spheara and became known as Mare. The rising steam became known as Inber Clouds. The lower half of Sphaera was known as Catinus. The upper half is known as Aurae. The surface of Mare that separates Catinus and Aurae is called Aequor.

From Aurae came Erus, known as the Spirit of Aurae.
From the Mare came Anguis, known as the Serpent of Catinus.

Places
Top: Aurae
* Egredior
* Sedis

Mid-Divide: Aequor
Bottom: Catinus
 Beings
Aurae:* Erus
* Arator
* Vigil

Mare:* Anguis
* Pristis
* Stilio