Zootopian Peninsula

The Zootopian Peninsula is a landmass that is surrounded by water, located in what was states of Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida in North America before the human race went extinct and after the climate and continents changed.

Human Era

During the periods in Human times known as "The Age of Discovery" and the "Golding Age of Piracy" in the late 15th to mid 19th centuries, many human explorers, sailors, pirates, privateers would briefly stop here for many unknown reasons but the most common reason was to hide or to bury treasure, artefacts or gear. For example In 1494, Italian explorer, Christopher Columbus briefly stop here while discovering North America.

17 years later, In 1517, Spanish conquistador and explorer, Juan Ponce de Leon stopped here while trying to find the Fountain of Youth and was later buried here after his death in 1521 along with some of his treasure and his map of the Caribbean.

11 years later, in 1528, Spanish conquistador, Cabeza de Vaca would briefly stopped here while discovering the area that was the state of Texas during his expedition in The New World. de Vaca would leave his name and the date carved on a large rock in a area that would become Sahara Square where a nudist club known as the The Mystic Springs Oasis would be built, the rock with de Vaca's name on it would be discovered.

Sometime later in June of 1532, Basque-Spanish conquistador, Lope de Aguirre landed in what is now Savannah Central, de Aguirre stopped here while try to find El Dorado but was unsuccessful and left, but before he left, de Aguirre carved his name and the date on a large rock in what would be now the main central plaza in Savannah Central where it would be discovered centuries into the future long after the Humans extinction.

8 years later in 1539, Spanish explorer and conquistador, Hernando de Soto would briefly stopped here while on his expedition looking for gold and riches. In early 1540, de Soto would go on to set foot in a area that was apart of the American state of Georgia that would become the farming town of Bunnyburrow centuries later, de Soto would briefly stopped he while still looking for gold and riches until his death in 1542.

Much later

In 1556, French corsair and pirate, Jacques de Sores would briefly stopped here to bury his treasure that he and his band of Huguenot pirates plundered from the Spanish stronghold of Havena, Cuba a year prior in 1555.

Later in 1584, the legendary English explorer and privateer, Sir Francis Drake briefly visited leaving behind his large golden chest with his prized silver broadswords, helmet, uniform, map, journal and painting of himself.

11 years in 1596, English privateer and trader, James Lancaster would briefly stop here to make repairs on his ship and leaving behind some treasure for unknown reasons.

Golding Age of Piracy (17th to 18th centuries)

During the Golding Age of Piracy it believed that many notorious pirates and buccaneers like such as Nicholas van Hoorn, Raveneau de Lussan, Daniel Johnson, Pierre le Grand, Michel le Basque, Richard Sawkins, John Caxon, Pierre François, Jean Fantin, Jacob Evertson, Daniel Montbars, François L'Olonnais, Alexandre Bras-de-Fer, Roach Braziliano have briefly stopped in the Peninsula for unknown reasons possibly either to bury some of there plundered treasure of supplies or to hide from pirate hunter.

88 years later after Drake's landed in 1672, Welsh sea captain and privateer, Sir Henry Morgan stopped here and buried his personal silver chest with one of iconic redingotes, his set of flintlock pistols, a pairs of pirate cutlasses and a portrait of himself, with he's name written on the back.

21 years later, In 1693, Scottish privateer and sea captain, William Kidd briefly stopped he for unknown reasons, leaving behind one of his sawtooth cutlasses, robes and treasures.

Somepoint during the late 1750's, an ancient Templar treasure was hidden away in a cave along the eastern coast of the Peninsula long before the human exactinct.

60 years later in the 1810's, an outfit that belonged to the medieval French vigilant and master assassin, Thomas de Carneillon was buried in a large metal chest along with some gold coin and a greatsword under what is now the the Palm Hotel where it was discovered by construction workers with building a new pool for the Hotel centuries later.

Somepoint during the 19th century, French pirate and privateer, Jean Lefitte along older his brother Pierre a smuggler, once used the Peninsula as a hideout for there smuggling operations in Louisiana as well a place to store stolen loot from Jean's acts of piracy against both England and the Spanish in the Gulf of Mexico.

Zootopia, 21st century Zoo Era

Centuries into the future long after the Humans extinction, Ponce de Leon's, de Sores's, Drake's, Morgan's, Kidds the Lefitte brothers and de Carneillon's treasures and paintings were all discovered by the Zootopians and were all put out on display in the Zootopia Natural History even Zootopia's famous hotel, The Palm Hotel as well as City Hall.