recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Hartnett

**Hartnett** is a country in Southeastern Parania. It is bordered by Kosna to its south, Minuka to its north\*, south\* and east, Sidrova to its northwest, and Obnivir to its north. It shares maritime borders with Nalvano, Orirbella and The Abramos to its west.

## Geography

The country’s coastal west is comprised of coastal warm Mediterranean climates with temperatures rising as high as 35° C in the summer and dropping to 14° C in the winter, though snow is virtually not existent in coastal and western regions. The southern part of the country is home to the Spanninged Mountains which also cut through northern Kosna and temperatures can drop to -3° C in the winter but rise as high as 24° C in the summer, snow is definite in the winter. Northern and Eastern Hartnett is home to mostly to boreal woodland and has definite snowfall in the winter with temperatures dropping to -1° C and rising to 28° C in the summers. Hartnett is a mix of climates and biomes with mostly boreal forest in its inland area and coastal chaparrals in its western portions.

## Demographics

Hartnett is 89.3% Caucasian, 65.6% of the total population is eastern Paranian with origins from Cheskachena, Minuka, Chuliana, Podochovia, and Sidrova, 21.0% have origins from Lobelia, and 2.7% have other Caucasian origins such as from Apelchem, The Isle of Chark, Kosna, Windsure, Hargenland, and other Paranian countries. 10.7% are of other races, with majority being Pasien which occupy 9.5% of the total population, majority being from the northern tier of Mecirrhan, the remaining 1.2% are Indian, East Asian, Indigenous, Hispanic, or other. About 5.3% of the total population are biracial with two or more races being in their genes. The country is heavily Christian with 85.0% of the population being adherents of the Christianity religion.
Casamur

The **Casamur** is a type of evil ghoul-spirit that derives from Kosna lore of a spirit of a woman that is said to whimper when one is about to die, similar to the real world’s Banshee. The **Casamur** dates back to the Prires Cemetery in northern Kosna, when a caretaker saw a statue of a lady over a gravestone, when during her/his night shift heard weeping, questioning the weeper, nobody made reply, till the next day it saw dried tears rolling down the statue of the lady over the headstone, the gravestone’s name is “Casamura Boteva”. Nobody believed the caretaker, making them seem crazy, till another caretaker was taking care of the cemetery when it heard weeping as well, from the same statue. Today, the statue still stands, making it a eerie sight.
Blue lilly pilly

### Lowest population in range

Kosna, the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Mecirhan, Kafaniyat, Peisybaku, Bilva & Jabala

The **blue lilly pilly** (*Syzygium oleosum*) is a species of *Syzygium* tree native to Rabra and southern Avishaman east to Upper Owanda and north into parts of the St. Philomena Islands and has been introduced to Mecirhan, Jabala, Peisybaku, Kafaniyat, Kosna, the Celestial Islands & Dalamatia, where it occurs as a rare weed.
Borogovian cuckoo-pint

The **Borogovian cuckoo-pint** (Arum maculatum) is a forest blooming species native to much of Parania, with the exception of the eastern and southern parts, where the eastern cuckoo-pint has superseded them. Adam and Eve, adder's meal, adder's root, arum, wild arum, arum lily, bobbins, cows and bulls, cuckoopint, cuckoo-plant, demons and angels, friar's cowl, jack-in-the-pulpit, lamb-in-a-pulpit, lords-and-ladies, naked lads, snakeshead, starch-root, and wake-robin.

## Distribution and habitat

The Borogovian cuckoo-pint can be found in the northwest of Parania's deciduous and mixed wet forests, particularly in the Borogovian coastal forests. It is rare in southern Silegre, southern Nalvano, and central Lobevia, and absent in southern Lobevia, Bilva, Orirbella, the Abramos Republic, Sidrova, Obnivir, Hartnett, Minuka, Kosna, Chuliana, Panstivo, Naliland, and eastern Cheskachena. In shaded parts of its range, it can become a noxious weed.
Flora of Northwestern Parania

The native flora of Northwestern Parania includes vascular plants, as well as the addition of other plants and plant-like organisms such as algae, lichen, and other fungi, and mosses. Cultivated plants in Northwestern Parania have escaped gardens in droves and an estimated 1,300 introduced species all originate from residential gardens, some of these invasive species are beneficial and have little-to-no effect on the environment and some bringing us food while others can be incredibly invasive.

## Plants and Animals By Region

### Borogovian Coastal Forests

#### Plants

The coastal and dense woodlands of Borogovia up to New Acheson is sometimes known as the *Garden of Eden* to gardeners and naturalists due to the vast diversity of the plant species being present in this region. The invasive plant species that make up the woodlands are dawn redwoods (*Metasequoia glyptostroboides,* invasive), cherry-plums (*Prunus cerasifera,* invasive), sweetgums (*Liquidambar styraciflua*, invasive), paperbark maples (*Acer griseum*, invasive), palmate maples (*Acer palmatum*, invasive), Japanese cherries (*Prunus serrulata*, invasive), monkey puzzle trees (*Araucaria araucana*, invasive), blue spruces (*Picea pungens*, invasive), heavenly bamboos (*Nandina domestica*, invasive), red maples (*Acer rubrum*, invasive), red alders (*Alnus rubra*, invasive), vanilla leaves (*Achlys triphylla*, invasive), gold dust plants (*Aucuba japonica*, invasive), and mallotus (*Mallotus japonicus*, invasive). Native plant species include ground-ivies (*Glechoma hederacea*), lesser celandines (*Ficaria verna*), Christmas hollies (*Ilex aquifolium*) and pedunculate oaks (*Quercus robur*).

#### Animals

Common wildlife in the woodlands include red foxes (Vulpes vulpes), culpeos (Lycalopex culpaeus), and gray wolves (Canis lupus).
Goral

The **goral** (*Naemorhedus griseus)* is a species of goral, a small goat-like ungulate, native to western, central, and southern Pasia. It's behavioral niche has since been changed and is more common as a lowland animal then in its native distribution, high, sometimes inaccessible, mountains and ridges; this has since caused it to begin migrating north and east into more desert, savanna, and steppe type climates. This species has been introduced as a game animal in parts of Parania, including Bilva, Orirbella, Lobevia, Silegre, Minuka, and the Celestial Islands. In central Parania, where populations of the mountain goat, chamois, serow, bighorn sheep, ibex, and tahr all coexist, all six species have a love-hate relationship but may occasionally fight over resources.
Coast sunflower

The **coast sunflower** (*Encelia californica*), also known as the brittlebush is a shrub native to north-central Pasia and south-central Parania, specifically, from northeasternmost Peisybaku, through the western coast of Jabala into southern/eastern Bilva and the entire region of Orirbella south of Narraros.
Fragancia

The **fragancia** (*Vanaticana vanaticana*), also known as the fragrance tree, fragrant tree, pink lemonade tree and tree of fragance is a species of flowering plant in the family Vanaticanae native to southern and central Parania and northern Pasia. The fragancia, a gorgeous climbing vine with glossy, vivid hot-pink leaves, is a well-known spectacle in gardens, drainage channels, and natural regions where it frequently grows on structures like walls, fences, and tree trunks.

## Description

The fragancia is a very long-lived, deciduous woody flowering vine and creeper. The plant grows to a magical 90 feet long and stems 1 foot wide. The tree's flowers are small and white but emit very large and effective beautiful scents that are stronger at night. This gives it it's name the fragrance tree and fragrancia as well as the flowers emitting scents similar to that of a lemon blossom.

## Distribution

The fragancia thrives in subtropical, tropical, and temperate environments and is native to Bilva, Lobevia, Munnach, Hargenland, Rueland, Borogovia, New Acheson, Silegre, Apelchem, the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Jabala and Peisybaku, but has been introduced to Kafaniyat, Avishaman, and the southwest of the Isle of Chark, where it remains at scarce and low populations but is still considered healthy.
Animals of Nareemia

This a list of every animal in Nareemia by state.

## Animals of Nareemia By State

### Athens

Athens is teeming with wildlife, being full of different ecosystems for different animals.

* Prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus)
* Island marmot (Marmota vancouverensis)
* Haunting bird (Corvus hauntalatis)
* Horned puffin (Fratercula corniculata)
* Common raven (Corvus corax)
* Chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra, introduced)
* Black-billed magpie (Pica hudsonia)
* Bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis)
* Giant water bug (Lethocerus americanus)
* Praying mantis (Mantodea, introduced)
* Black bear (Ursus americanus)
* Trumpeter swan (Cygnus buccinator)
* Fox squirrel (Sciurus niger, harvest)
* Common opossum (Didelphis virginiana, introduced)
* Coyote (Canis latrans)
* Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus)
* Wapiti (Cervus canadensis)
* Greater moose (Alces alces maiorem)
* Whistler moose (Alces alces linguanus)
* Marsh shrew (<>)
* Barn owl (Tyto alba)
* Collared pika (Ochotona collaris)
* Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)
* Potato rat (<>)
* Seagull (Larus canus)
* Common crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos)
* Earthworm (Lumbricina)
* Buffalo treehopper (Stictocephala bisonia)
* Firebrat (Thermobia domestica)

### Maineda

* Fox squirrel (Sciurus niger)
* Wapiti (Corvus canadensis, population increasing)
* Whistler moose (Alcws alces linguanus)
* Prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus)
* Coyote (Canis latrans)
* Black bear (Ursus americanus, extirpated)
* Mule deer (Odocoileus hermionus)
* Champaign wolf (Canis lupus herbidus montem)
* Marsh shrew (<>)
* Red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis)
* Banded gecko (Coleonyx variegatus)
* Barn owl (Tyto alba)
* Collared pika (Ochotona collaris)
* Burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia)
* Red fox (Vulpes vulpes)
* Potato rat (<>)
* Firebrat (Thermobia domestica)
* Earthworm (Lumbricina)

### Desert

* Mule deer (Odocoileus hermionus)
* Black bear (Ursus americanus)
* Coyote (Canis latrans)
* Champaign wolf (Canis lupus herbidus montem)
* Prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus)
* Wild boar (Sus scrofa, introduced, harvest)
* Marsh shrew (<>)
* Red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis)
* Limestone salamander (Hydromantes brunus)
* Snowy plover (Charadrius alexandrinus nivosus)
* Anna’s hummingbird (Calypte anna)
* Banded lizard (Coleonyx variegatus)
* Barn owl (Tyta alba)
* Collared pika (Ochotona collaris)
* Burrowing (Athene cunicularia)
* Turkey vulture (Cathartes aura)
* Potato rat (<>)
* Kissing bug (Triatominae)
* Earthworm (Lumbricina)
* Horned lizard (Phyrynosoma)
Celestial Islands-Peisybaku Strait

The Celebaku Strait is a strait running between the northern coast of Peisybaku and the southernmost coast of the Celestial Islands. It is also a cross continent region like Kosna and Mecirhan. The area is very strange in culture as the two countries are both very religious but of very different faiths. Peisybaku is 100% Islamic, and The Celestial Islands is 99% Catholic.
Anastasia

**Queen Anastasia**, or **Anastasia** was the queen of the Woods Kingdom, who stood beside her husband, Hadenough. However, she didn’t want to be Hadenough’s wife, it was a forced marriage by her mother, Arabella. She is often seen faking her happiness around Hadenough, but when Hadenough is not around, she cries constantly, even trying to escape her kingdom and fake her death to decline attention. On the day of her wedding, Anastasia cried and begged and begged for her mother Arabella to dismantle the wedding, but her mother declined, making her wed Hadenough could win her family fortunes. Anastasia and Hadenough, 5 years later, gave birth to a beautiful and athletic daughter, Iphigenia. Iphigenia, she described, was a happy soul, an angel, until that one night when Iphigenia was just five, Hadenough’s evil magic made Iphigenia haunted under Hadenough’s power, Iphigenia became Hadenough’s puppet for manipulation and slaughtering of other nearby kingdoms. Anastasia, watching in fear. Anastasia, took her mother-instinct and took a hunter’s dagger on the forest ground and stabbed Hadenough’s back, she knew his magic would turn their kingdom upside down, but it was too late, Iphigenia was already a ferocious and wolf like princess, snarly and growly. Anastasia then announced a village meeting that Hadenough was a bad king so she killed him, the villagers weren’t happy, so a few invaders entered the castle where Anastasia stood on the deck wondering if what she did was bad. When she picked a nearby rose petal off and wept, one invader pushed Anastasia down the eight-floor castle where Anastasia fell, dying slowly on the ground. The invaders took Iphigenia to the forest and raised her around wolves, where she became the woods princess.

Years later, when Brassica and Iphigenia fought kingdom-to-kingdom, they gave up and Brassica used her father’s magic to break the possessed Iphigenia, where the spirit of Hadenough broke out the confused Iphigenia. Iphigenia was confused and shocked, but wore a pendant that she opened and forest magic came out of it, forming a metaphysical sculpture of how Iphigenia came to be. Anastasia’s spirit narrating what happened. Iphigenia, Ethelinda, Brassica as well as many wolves and villagers surrounded the magical display, in shock.
Fauna of Parania

This is a list of all animals residing in present-day Parania.

## By Region

### The Marima Ocean

The Marima Ocean is Parania’s ocean. Inhabiting the ocean near Parania coastlines include the Basking shark, puffins, cockles, gannets, hermit crabs, starfish, cods, cuttlefish, sea lemons, dog whelks, monk seals, fin whales, bluefin tunas, bass, red mullets, devil fishes, saltwater otters, and sturgeons. Over 500 species of fish inhabit the Marima Ocean nearing Parania.

### Southeastern Parania

The countries of Kosna, Hartnett and Obnivir is considered to have the most biodiversity next to the Borogoves and the Isle of Chark due to a diverse landscape as well as being a large and important hub in the middle of northern Parania and Pasia and between the Marima and the Portia oceans. The region is also a hub for invasive and alien species and where the origin of culpeos in Parania began. Animals common in southeastern Parania are blue iguanas (Cyclura lewisi)

### Southern Parania

Southern Parania includes the pool frog, common frog, green lizard, blue iguana, adders, vipers, shrimp, dog, cat, wasp, bee, ladybug, cow, donkey, horse, rooster, chicken, goose, duck, swan. The top all-star species are the roe deer, red deer, brown bear, red fox, wild boar, worm, gazelle, chamois, and black deer.
Dominique

Dominique was Blake’s childhood friend who he hung out with till he moved to Kutwhe. They met at archery class and often poked fun together at the archery teacher and often got in trouble together. Dominique was the son of a rich nobleman; making him high class like his friend, Blake. They were sport buddies, playing dart boards, horseshoes and even joking around smashing pies in each’s faces. Dominique’s mother, Carline, disliked Blake, blaming him for ‘making her son less of a loyal being’, so Carline tried to break apart their friendship, but that did not work as they were inseparable it was hard to speak to them as they were always jogging together. When it was Blake’s time to go, Dominique and Blake cried as they would never see each other again and embraced for a while before waving farewell and continuing with their lives. They never saw each other again. Dominique and Blake met when they were 11.

## Appearance

Dominique is said to be in fit and slender condition and has brunette hair combed to the side. He is said to have fair skin with rosy cheeks as well as green eyes and dark eyebrows.
Flora and fauna of Tolwick’s forests

These are flora and fauna of Tolwick, Siere’s boreal and deciduous woodlands. Tolwick’s forests are usually clusters in the middle of prairies or boreal forests on the sides of mountains so it is best suited for montane-prairie animals. Common flora and fauna include black-billed magpies, geese, mallards, mule deer, robin birds, black-capped chickadees, prairie pasqueflowers, white-tailed jackrabbits, house sparrows, grey squirrels, northern flickers, red osier dogwoods, and red-winged blackbirds. Others include red squirrels, common yarrows, downy woodpeckers, common goldeneyes, wapiti (elk), bald eagle, Saskatoon berries, trembling aspens, bighorn sheep, great blanket flowers, fireweeds, white-tailed deer, shrubby cinquefoil, common merganser, silverberry, chokecherry, creeping thistle, buffalo berries, coots, bearberries, glacier lillies, mountain goats, common beargrasses, ground squirrels, sticky geraniums, arrowleaf balsamroots, harebells, creeping mahonia, moose, giant red Indian paintbrush, black bears, pronghorn antelope, bald eagles, fairy slippers, thimble berries, great mullein, ponderousa pines, common Douglas firs, hoary marmots, coyotes, red foxes, and mountain cats.
Common green woodpecker

The common green woodpecker is a large woodpecker specie with a bright red crown and a black moustache. Males have a red centre to the moustache stripe which is absent in females. They range in humid environments like temperate woodland and are found across western Parania, this includes Balyshel, Bunnart, Oppseed, Landhout, the northern Celestial Islands, southernmost Isle of Chark, and westernmost Silegre. The woodpecker feeds on ants on the ground and does not ‘peck’ wood. It is a shy bird but usually draws attention with its loud calls. A nest hole is excavated in a tree; four to six eggs are laid which hatch after 19–20 days. About 75% of the population of the green woodpecker reside in the northern coasts of Balyshel, possibly due to the large amount of humid temperate woodland they include.
Dansinglet

**Dansinglet** is a state of Nareemia situated in the country’s southeast, bordering Austin to its North, Bayland to its west and Desert to its east, as well as the country of Oglos to its south. Dansinglet is the only state of Nareemia that is fully desert and is home to 29% of the country’s total desert. The state is also one of the hottest states after Southport, its conditions are hot and dry.
Gopher tortoise

The gopher tortoise is a tortoise native to humid, tropical areas of Herethear, mostly in the two states of Vitena and Southport have significant populations. The gopher tortoise is seen as a keystone species because it digs burrows that provide shelter for at least 360 other animal species. The gopher tortoise is seen as a rare sight in Vitena as southern Vitena hunters often hunt them for their shells or for domestic use. They also thrive throughout the whole west coast of Oglos, southeastern Taro, southernmost Cerene, The Marima Islands and Mako Mako. They originally lived in Kutwhe 300 years ago, but Kutwheans hunted them for indigenous wear.
Hunting Grounds

**the Hunting Grounds** is a city in southern Obnivir. It is located midpoint between Bearingsham and Birginie. The Hunting Grounds have a population of 13,458 and is located on flat terrain with a large population of cattle, over 50.3% of the dairy and meat products in Obnivir come from the farms in and around the Hunting Grounds.

## Etmology

The city got its name due to the fact that the terrain its situated on, flat terrain and farmland, was perfect for settlers and hunters to spot game animals easily on as little-to-no rocks, trees or other barricading terrain were hiding the wildlife that roamed the area. They set a marker in this specific region, calling the area "the Hunting Grounds" which attracted multiple hunters and fur trappers to the area.

## Geography

The Hunting Grounds is located directly south of the capital, Bearingsham, and is located in the south-central portion of the country at the mid-point between Birginie and Bearingsham. The Hunting Grounds have very parallel climate to Bearingsham. The south-central, inland section of the country is considered to have very cloudy and rarely snowy winters, at just around 25.0% of snow a year, with average temperatures in the summertime being 16.5°C and in the wintertime being 1°C. The Hunting Grounds has an average of 300 days of sunlight, making it a very sunny city with 82.1% or 82.4% of the year being sunny. Like Bearingsham, It has between 18-27% of snow per year, with the entirety of 2014, 2017, and 2018 having no occurences of snow in the capital.

### Flora and fauna

The Hunting Grounds have similar animals and plants to Bearingsham. Common animals found in and within the city's limits include mice, rats, voles, gerbils, bats, and deer, with occasional sightings of predatory and carnivorous species like canids and mustelids.

## Demographics

The Hunting Grounds was approximately 96.6% white and 3.4% visible minorities. The largest visible minority groups in the Hunting Grounds are Indian (3.0%), Arab (0.3%), and African (0.1%). While religious demographics are widely unknown, it likely parallels that of Bearingsham with majority of the population likely being Protestants due to a large British and Irish population, and small pockets of Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism.
Northern water-vole

The northern water-vole is a semi-aquatic rodent. Water voles have rounder noses than rats, deep brown fur, chubby faces and short fuzzy ears; unlike rats their tails, paws and ears are covered with hair. Water voles inhabit all of Parania, stretching as far west as Balyshel all the way east to southeast Cheskachena, however they are absent from the southern half of Kosna (below Sharikba) and The Celestial Islands. Water voles live in burrows excavated within the banks of rivers, ditches, ponds, and streams. Burrows are normally located adjacent to slow moving, calm water which they seem to prefer. They also live in reed beds where they will weave ball-shaped nests above ground if no suitable banks exist in which to burrow.

Water voles, like any other species of rodent, are vulnerable species. They are eaten mostly by red foxes, hawks, owls and falcons. However, their most apex predator in their area of course is the common polecat.
Fly Agaric

The **Fly Agaric Mushroom** is a mushroom found throughout temperate and boreal regions throughout the northern hemisphere, particularly throughout Nareemia, Taro, Siere, Dolphi, Peisybaku, Isle of Chark, Oppseed, Orirbella, Cheskachena and Kosna. It is no-doubt the most iconic toadstool species, with white spots and red as its primary colour, early tribes of Parania and Nareemia used these toadstools in ancient ceremonies.

## Distribution

Though **fly agaric** is found anywhere with temperate and boreal regions, they were once exclusive to just Nareemia and The Isle of Chark. Throughout eastern Athens, there was the red fly agaric variant, while its yellow variant is found throughout Stagg and Bayland. Today, they are worldwide fungi, found everywhere in the Northern Hemisphere with boreal or temperate climate.
Common jay

The **common jay** (Garrulus glandarius) is a passerine bird belonging to the Corvidae family. It can be found west of Sidrova and Mecirhan in much of Parania and Pasia, with tiny populations in Minuka, Hartnett, and Obnivir. A woodland, forest, parkland, and garden inhabitant with larger trees, particularly oaks. Note the strong black moustache, robust black bill, and black-and-white wing pattern with a blue patch on the shoulder. In flying, the white rump is frequently visible. Variable across a broad geographic spectrum. Usually shy and difficult to spot, but will occasionally feed on open terrain; frequently seen flying across roadways. Vocal range includes a dry "scaaaaak" as well as a variety of warbling and hooted sounds.
Athens Wildlife

This is a list of wildlife of the state, **Athens**.

## Killisano Wildlife

There are little to no known wildlife that adapt to Killisano's streets. However some make an exception.

### Raccoons

Raccoons have been seen multiple times in Killisano. They are known to somewhat be synanthropic, meaning they are used to the urban life. Raccoons have been seen over 400 times in Killisano.

### Rats

Rats are urbanized rodents. The black and brown rats are the most common, making appearances in urban buildings, like gas stations. Rats are not native to Killisano, meaning they are seen as invasive.

### Pigeons

Pigeons are common in Killisano, and are found dining on leftover scraps on the road.

### Hamsters

Wild hamsters are among the rarer seen rodents in Killisano, but some can be seen scavenging in gardens and somewhat being a nuisance.

### Alligators

Alligators are NOT native to Athens, however a family of 4 alligators have been introduced. Alligators have bred superiorly and are appearing in cities, most commonly in sewers.

## East Athens Wildlife

East Athens contains many wildlife, like the commonly seen white-tailed deer, moose, prairie dogs and muskox. Rarer wildlife may include, Grizzly bears, Black pumasand solenodons.

Prairie life makes better use for deer, solenodons and prairie-dogs, while the boreal forest makes better use for black pumas, grizzly bears, muskox and moose.

## North Athens Wildlife

North Athens contains remote wildlife, with many herds of the wood muskox and moose. The newly introduced solenodons can also make good progress in the snowy prairies.

## West Athens Wildlife

West Athens wildlife includes deer, moose, prairie dogs, and solenodons. Due to it being mostly mixed prairie and boreal-woodland.

## South Athens Wildlife

South Athens includes both species of moose, the whistler and northeastern. Many deer and prairie dogs.
Blackman Spruce

The **Blackman Spruce** is a type of spruce tree native to Parania and Herethear, throughout the states of Hasriden, New Hayburg, Gastwere, Chimchester, Stagg, North Sandona, Sendadowa, Balmica, Vitena, Montane, and New Siere. A common meadow-montane tree, often seen thriving in environments near streams, rivers, or a water source. They can grow up to 46 feet tall. It is grown through zones 5 through 8. In Parania, it is found in Oppseed, Cagneux, Apelchem and Cheskachena.
Common western aspen

The ***common western aspen*** (*Populus grandidentata*), also known as the common aspen, red-leaved aspen, yellow-leaved aspen, and many other names that vary from region, is a deciduous tree native to northwestern Parania.

## Distribution

Common western aspens' range consists of mainland northwestern Parania which includes parts of Apelchem, Parlinn, Vindborg, Elsenord, and Cheskachena. Isolated populations are found in Silegre, Podochovia, and the Isle of Chark (Where it is an invasive species).

## Ecology

The species is known to tolerate a variety of types of soils, though it prefers sands. The aspen thrives in sunlight and cannot tolerate shaded areas. The common western aspens wild and indigenous populations in Apelchem and Parlinn are declining and coming across one in the wild is extremely rare with Elsenord and Vindborg's Oh Mah river valley being one of the only places in the world where an estimated 20,000 common western aspens line up the rolling hills that the river runs between.
Delphina

Delphina (1876-1942) was a poet and author born on August 6th, 1876 to Robert Luis Manning and Juanna Blaira Manning in the city of Kingsman, Kosna. Delphina’s work and poetry resembled the great equality of men and women as well as her famous poem, called the peach magnolia, which still is popular today. The poem read, “Man shall work, women shall too, they shall work if it’s beyond their view, if not, do not fret, regardless of gender, they should not feel regret.” the magnolia resembled feminine sweetness and power, meaning they should not feel regret on their own opinion.

Delphina was born to a Eastern Orthodox couple in Kingsman in Kosna. She was of Yivan origin, and her family often made trips to Yiva.
Ash Wolf

The ash wolf is a mythological creature seen in Mako Mako, Kutwhe, and even Marima Islands early manuscripts. In the worship book of Mako Mako, the ash wolves were once normal wolves until a mischievous imp placed a trail of blazing embers on the ground. The few wolves walked over the embers igniting their paws with emitting lava, now the wolves, unaware of their new prescience, are known to wreak havoc due to them living in a grassland which flame is known to ignite onto.

Many blame unknown wildfires on ash wolves, ash wolves are also known as arnals, which is Kutwhe translates to arrnellk which means ‘arson’, Kutwhe still largely uses that phrase to describe the ash wolves. Marima Islands, Orchid Isle, Nareemia, Oglos and Mako Mako refer to them as ash wolves.
Blue jay

**Blue jays** (*Cyanocitta cristata)* are passerine birds native to Herethear. It has a blue crest, a black U-shaped collar around its neck, and a black border behind the crest. It has a primarily blue colouring with a white chest and underparts and a blue crest. Males and females are about the same size and have the same plumage throughout the year. There are four subspecies of this species. Seeds and nuts, such as acorns, which it may bury to eat later; soft fruits; arthropods; and, on rare occasions, tiny vertebrates, are the principal foods of the blue jay. It feeds on trees, shrubs, and the ground, and occasionally hawks insects from the air. Blue jays are known to be hostile towards other birds, raiding nests and decapitating other birds.

## Distribution and habitat

Blue jays are typically found mainly in western Nareemia and southwestern Siere and in the east range northeastwards into the mountains of Tolwick and into the extreme northern portions of Sommet. They are the most prevalent bird in most of the western states alongside the cardinal and the haunting crow and mostly desire living in deciduous forests rich of oak, beech, birch and aspens but can also prefer spruce and fir forests and foothills of mountains. They rarely stray into most of the eastern states; besides Sommet, but some indidivuals may be sighted in northeastern states like Athens and Maineda, but that is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

## Behavior

The blue jay is a boisterous, brash, and aggressive bird. When not disturbed, it flies at a reasonably sluggish speed (about 32–40 km/h (20–25 mph). It flies with slow wing beats and a level body and tail. When it travels in open areas, its modest flight rates make it easy prey for raptors and owls. Almost all raptorial birds, especially rapid bird-hunting specialists like Accipiter hawks, are sympatric in distribution with the blue jay and may prey on it. Tree squirrels, snakes, cats, crows, raccoons, opossums, other jays, and possibly many of the same birds of prey that attack adults may prey on jay eggs and young up to the fledgling stage. Individual blue jays can generate a wide range of sounds, and their calling styles can differ noticeably. They may learn to imitate human speech, just as other corvids. Local hawks' screams are so well imitated by blue jays that it's sometimes difficult to identify which is which. Their voice is variable, as is that of most jays, but the alarm cry, which is a harsh, almost gull-like scream, is the most generally recognised sound. A high-pitched jayer-jayer call can also be heard, which gets faster as the bird becomes more angry. Because of the chick-ah-dee-delayed ee's start, this call is readily confused with the chickadee's song. Blue jays will utilise these sounds to form a mob and chase away potential predators such as hawks from their nests.
Gila sucker

The **Gila Sucker (*Catostomus insignis)*** is a medium-sized fish found throughout Dansinglet and southern Desert in Nareemia and parts of northernmost Oglos. The sucker can live in an array of habitats, varying from trout streams to warm water rivers. However, these fish prefer rocky, relatively deep, and quiet waters. During daylight, adult Sonora suckers tend to take cover and stay in the shade. The suckers have a fusiform body, with large heads and chubby figures. They have generally large lower lips, with no fleshy lobes. Sonora suckers have unique square dorsal fins, and relatively large scales (but fewer than most fish in the genus *Catostomus*). Their coloration is distinctly bi-colored, with a yellow underside and brownish dorsal side. Each scale has discrete outlines to form a definite spot. Adults can reach a length of 80 cm (31.5 in), and can weigh to about 2 kg (4.4 lbs).
Blue feltwort

The **blue feltwort** (*Lomatogonium carinthiacum*), also known as the blueflower, blueweed, and blue wildflower is a flower species native to meadows and open woodlands of western Parania, from as far west as Oppseed east to Nalvano north to central-west Cheskachena, it is an invasive species in Alexandria and The Cragscars.
Adeline

**Adeline the Luna Rabbit** or **The Nocturnal Coney** is a mythical rabbit (but resembles much more closer to a hare or jackrabbit) in Makolan folklore, seen as one of the Moon Goddesses minion which resembles a blue rabbit with celestial patterns over its body. The rabbit is a species of hare found only in Mako Mako’s Kingdom, the Nocturnal Coney.

## Role

Adeline was a very noble and loyal being to The Moon Goddess and very important to some Makolans. Makolans often grouped rabbits and hares with the colour blue due to Adeline and Adeline was one reason why blue sometimes resembles “coney”, “hare” or “rabbit”.

Adeline was faster then the speed of light and could run across the globe sixteen times in a day. Her ears were very large and could hear the littlest of things.
Common newt

The **common newt** (*Notophthalmus viridescens)* is a species of newt native to bogs, wetlands, and moist, lush forests native as far south as northern Lobevia, as far east as central-north Sidrova, as far north as central Apelchem, and as far west as to Oppseed; it has since been introduced to the Royal North of Chuliana, as well as the swamplands east of Sharikba in Kosna.
Central carpenter ant

The **central carpenter ant** (Camponotus modoc) has dark red legs and is black in colour. The size of the workers varies from 7 to 13 mm. The species occurs in central Parania in from northern Lobevia to central Apelchem and its range encompasses eight countries, in its range, it can be found living in dead wood, including dead logs in woodlands, and in houses.

## Pest

In multiple central Paranian countries, carpenter ants will cause harm to your home if they build a colony in it. To increase their dwelling space, they will burrow tunnels in wood, which can cause structural damage. The infestation in the residence is usually a satellite colony, with the primary colony on a stump or other rotted wood within a hundred yards or more. When colonies first start forming in people's homes, they may be modest (a few hundred individuals), but they can quickly grow to tens of thousands. There could be as many as 20 satellite colonies.
Kri-kri

The kri-kri is a type of feral goat inhabiting coastal chaparrals and woodland of Nalvano, Orirbella, southern Bilva, Cheskachena, Kosna, and Hartnett. The kri-kri has a light brownish coat with a darker band around its neck. It has two horns that sweep back from the head. In the wild they are shy and avoid humans, resting during the day. The animal can leap some distance or climb seemingly sheer cliffs. The kri-kri has a light brownish coat with a darker band around its neck. It has two horns that sweep back from the head. In the wild they are shy and avoid humans, resting during the day. The animal can leap some distance or climb seemingly sheer cliffs.
Beautiful rose

The **beautiful rose** (Rosa venustas) is a blooming plant in the Rosa genus that is also known as the common rose, red rose, or simply "rose." The beautiful rose grows wild in northwestern Parania in northwestern Cagneux, Windsure, Alexandria, and the Cragscars. The plant is most likely a descendant of the northwest rose, which bred this species into a cultivar centuries ago, and many of these plants fled gardens and naturalised as wild plants.

## Description

The beautiful rose is a large-flowered deciduous shrub. The slender, straight prickles in this species vary in size and frequency. With three to seven bluish-green leaflets, the leaves are pinnately compound. On glandular pedicels, the flowers are crowded one to four together. Each flower has five or more petals, and the corollas are sometimes double. The blossoms are deep pink and fragrant. The hips are globose to ovoid, with a diameter of 10–13 mm and an orange to brownish colour.
Ellamine

Ellamine was a lady who comes from a drunken family who always turn to alcohol. Ellamine was no different, she drank over sixteen glasses daily which equaled to 5,840 glasses per year. Her family was in poor condition and lived in a broken, abandoned house, because they never thought first to pay their taxes as they always spent their pennies on glasses, sequin dresses, makeup, lipstick and party supplies. Ellamine was also not a nice lady, she often put herself above everybody else, making her a egocentric, selfish and inward-looking damsel. Because of her poor family’s conditions, she participated in the race to marry Prince Larmister. She, however, cheated, making her “win” but everybody saw her cheating moves, so they gave the role to Vanda, her competitor.

## The Great Race

Two girls were picked to run to marry Prince Larmister, the richest prince in 1800s Kutwhe. She was going against a beautiful, hard-working lady, Vanda, who was already royalty, who’s father made her race to tie her kingdom with Larmister’s. Ellamine was forced to race, even though she was a lazy, drunken, well-oiled lady who did nothing but party, to marry the prince to become rich, due to her family being poor; turning to alcohol instead of taxes and education. Ellamine and Vanda ran the race for three hours, doing multiple competitions. Vanda, being the strong hard-working lady she is, was doing just fine, but Ellamine struggled, and she had a idea, she would cheat. The prince obliged for the two to pick up three-hundred fruits that have fell on the ground, Vanda picked up three-hundred, but Ellamine picked up thirty, making her a cheater. Ellamine ran first to the finish-line, but the prince saw her vicious and sneaky moves, so she was expelled from the competition, the prince marrying Vanda at the end. Ellamine, became the castle maid, who, for her troubling moves, was forced to pick up rice spilt onto the bathroom floor, her family and her afterwards continued to drink, still living in poverty.

## Ellamine Inspo

* Ellamine was based off Zinnia Wormwood, from 1996 fantasy movie Matilda. Based off her looks, her “interesting” choice of ‘fashion’ and drunken attitude.
* Ellamine was also based off other various character favourites, like Phillip Carlyle from 2017 musical movie, The Greatest Showman, they both share similarities to turning to alcohol.
Nocaliana

**Nocaliana**, sometimes spelt Nocaliena or Novalienna, is a state in southwestern Nareemia, bordered by Vitena to its northeast, Balmica to its northwest, and Clementine to its west. The population of the state is 10,433,209. The capital is Agricola which is located to the state's east coast, on the Vitena Bay. Agricola has a population of 6,223,415 making about 59.6% of the population residing in Agricola.

## Geography

Nocaliana was apart of the state of Vitena until 1903, when they became an independent state of Nareemia. It was originally known as southern Vitena or "*Meridionia*" and was home to the most indigenous peoples in the state likely due to more resources in the area. Nocaliana is over 85% forested with trees such as crape myrtle trees (genus Lagerstroemia), windmill palms (Trachycarpus fortunei), and toddy palms (Borassus flabellifer) dominating the forests, though all three species aren't native, they are considered extremely naturalized and are a very common sight for visitors. Nocaliana borders Clementine, Balmica and Vitena. With Clementine being considered Nocaliana's "*twin state*". Animals such as white-tailed deer are in exceptionally large numbers with Nocaliana having the third largest population of the white-tailed deer at nearly 1.17 million, falling behind Vitena and Bayland who has a very large non-native white-tailed deer problem. All three states are Bay States, which is strange because white-tailed deer are not known to be native to the areas around the bay. Nocaliana is also home to large populations of raccoon, vine snakes, and long-haired field rats. A fair amount of reptiles, amphibians, and fish are also found in the state and if you live in Nocaliana, you'd likely have seen at least one or two cottonmouth snakes prowling around your yard.

## Demographics

Nocaliana is 58% European with the largest ancestry being from the Isle of Chark (49% of the total population). A large population of Hispanics, Southern Herethearians, and Asians are prevalent in the state. About 37% of the population is Hispanic, 3% are Asian, and 2% are southern Herethearian, though percentages are stronger in cities like Agricola where Hispanics and Southern Herethearians dominate Europeans (Hispanic 44%, S. Herethearian 21%, White 29%). Nocaliana, Dasinglet, Desert Sur, Bayland and Southport are the top five states with the highest population of people of color likely due to their location being the most convenient to the southern Herethearian Islands and Oglos compared to other states. About 82% of Nocaliana is Christian, 77% of these Christians being Roman Catholics, 3% being Mainline Protestants, and 2% being other Christians. 17% of the population is unaffiliated and 1% are Makolan folk religion.
Montelle

Montelle, also known as the Lady of Night, is a cultural and mythical being common in Orchid Isle, Lotoces, St. Walpurga Islands, Toba, Mayura, and other Marima countries like Kosna, Minuka, Orirbella, Mecirhan, and parts of southwestern Nareemia. Montelle is described as “insanely beautiful” as well as having a army of night-herons by her side. Montelle is described as being a very lonely but happy woman who lives on the moon with her group of night-herons which she send every night to insure everybody has a good sleep. She can be described with a presence in southern Paranian and southern Heretherian islands culture if a smell of lavender is strong around your home, in Nareemia if the smell of periwinkle is strong and in Mecirhan if the smell of flame is strong.

## In Islander Culture

Though Makolans are very rare in Orchid Isle, Lotoces, and the region around the western Heretherian Islands, Montelle to Makolans is theorized to be the long-lost daughter of the Moon Goddess who lives on a smaller moon different from the Moon Goddesses’. Makolans also call her “Macada” who lights lanterns to those who lost their way on a long night. Her night-herons guide her into finding lost people’s to help them find their way to their home.

In cultural western Herethearian Island folklore, she is said to be the “face” in the moon that many see at night and if the persons intentions feel happy, angry, sad, or stressed when they see her is her personality. She is said to send her night-herons to insure everybody has a good sleep as well as holding a lantern to guide her birds and airplanes through the sky.
Bush Pig

The **bush pig** is a member of the pig family indigenous to reed beds, woodlands, riverbanks, and riverine thickets of southern Pasia as well as all of the Gouba continent. They are omnivorous and their diet can include roots, crops or carrion. They grunt softly while foraging, and make a long, resonant growl as an alarm call. They are a significant nuisance in the agricultural regions of Owanda, and are hunted fairly extensively. However, the population of bushpigs in the farming areas continues to grow despite the hunting efforts, due to the largely inaccessible terrain, abundance of food, lack of predators, and their rapid ability to adapt to hunting methods. In Islamic parts of Gouba, it is a further nuisance because, as it is a pig, it is not permitted to be eaten. Its meat is considerably leaner than pork.
"Julie"

**"Julie"** is a fake name referring to an "old vegan friend" of Cassidee "Coco" Anne Armstrong from Apelchem that is known to be 50 years old. Cassidee found out her biological sister's, Hayzel and Junelily, and her father's mistress and her sister's adoptive mother, Carmenne Ozenilatch's house address in western Apelchem and informed a nearby "old vegan friend" who lived 2 hours south along the Apelchemmian coast to spy on them daily to tell her of their daily meals and to document any non-vegan products in the meals to "expose" her sisters. Junelily Armstrong found out about this and informed police alongside Hayzel Armstrong to cut off any communication with Cassidee Armstrong, so they filed a restraining order against Cassidee, her husband, Neil, and "Julie".
Northeastern Moose

The **northeastern moose** is a subspecies of moose, endemic to Athens. They inhabit coniferous forests and are aggresive during mating season. They are twice the size of the whistler moose and have darker fur.

## Habitat, range, and distribution

The northeastern moose is only found in the extreme southeast quarter of Athens. Some were spotted in northern Maineda, but they were extirpated within 1945 due to fur trapping. They are also planned to be introduced to Berine National Park in Taro.

## Diet

Northeastern moose eat terrestial snacks, like aspen leaves, pondweed, cattails and periodically pine sap. They eat over 30000 calories a day, making them a strong animal and runner.

## Enemies

Northeastern moose have a wide variety of enemies. Some include the elusive cougar and puma, coyotes, coydogs, black and grizzly bears, and wolves.
Ropertusson

**Ropertusson** is a province of Pärlinn. It is the second largest province by area and is bounded to the west by Christenland, the south by Wispgarten, and to the east by Denagdis. The province has a continental climate and is the most dry province, much of its temperature changes rapidly and frequently due to air aridity. Ropertusson is the least populated province at 993,342.

## Geography

Ropertusson is the province that sits between Wispgarten and Christenland and has the shortest coastline in the entire country, measuring 5,133 km² in length on the west coast and measuring 582km² . The province sits in multiple natural regions from subarctic tundra to the north, coastal wetlands to the east and west, and arid boreal forest elsewhere. The province is home to some of the most untouched wildernesses in the world.

### Ecology

In the springtime, multiple flower species blossom in the province including multiple species of crocuses, anemones, legumes, roses, sunflowers, coneflowers, fleabanes, sages, yarrows, heaths, thistles, geraniums, willowherbs, marsh orchids, tansies, honeysuckles and junipers.
Lavotia

**Lavotia** is a country in southwestern Parania, formally known as the **Republic of Lavotia**. It is bordered on the west and south by Cagneux, on the east by Lobevia and Klauland, and on the north by Oppseed. Lavotia has 1.9 million people and is largely mountainous and forested (1,908,708). Lavotians make up roughly 90% of the population. The official language is Lavote, a Latin language. The climate in Lavotia is predominantly continental, but conditions along the coast are more moderate Mediterranean. The Lavotian Alps, which subsequently coalesce into the Oppseed Alps further north, are located in the northwest of Lavotia and are among the continent's largest mountains. Aveterra, the country's capital, is located near the Lobevia border in the country's extreme southwest.

## Etymology

In Lavote and kindred Latin languages, Lavotia means "Land of the Lavender." However, Lavotia was formerly known as Saskia, named after the wife of one of the British pioneers who travelled through the land who fell in love with it's scenery.