recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Numida meleagris domesticus

The domesticated guinea fowl has been used for thousands of years, being used by the Egyptians in 1475 BC, with the Greeks in the 5th BC, and the Romans also having them. This means that it has been domesticated for thousands of years, despite being portrayed as an exotic animal to raise in our culture and despite the seemingly lack of breeds. At some point it seems that they were grown mostly in Africa and India and then imported to Europe through the country of Turkey, as that animal receives its name from one version of this creature's name. Domesticated guineafowls may be referred to by more "English" names like the pearl hen, pintade, or gleany. I can't find other online sources for those names, but I can't discount the possibility of animal magazines having used them, because I know what they do.

This animal is known for its voracity towards insects and has been advertised as both an alternative and to be used alongside of them as they eat more insects then them (especially ticks) and are quite careful about hawks, making them a sort of guard hen or cock. They are also seen as annoying, at least in modern times. They can cross breed with both chickens and peafowl, resulting in guineahens and peaguineas. Domesticated Guineafowl come in a variety of colors and have a complicated process of color genetics, and like orange tabby cats, some colors are more likely to occur in one sex than the other, but in females instead of males. I cannot tell if there are any established breeds of guineafowls as when I look them up, I only get other guineafowl species, some of which are not used for farming.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McS2XpjS6v4
2. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=helmikana&oldid=69274327
3. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=pintade&oldid=65553214
4. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Domestic\_guineafowl&oldid=1042208170
5. ↑ https://thehipchick.com/why-guinea-fowl-love-ticks-and-other-bugs-they-eat/
6. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVntLgjCkuA
7. ↑ https://www.heritageacresmarket.com/guinea-fowl/
8. ↑ https://afs.ca.uky.edu/poultry/breed-selection-guinea-fowl
9. ↑ https://guineas.com/articles/genetics
Saber-Toothed Tiger

The Saber-Toothed Tiger is a primordial animal that is often depicted as Smilodon but may be portrayed as any large or medium machairodont. Despite being called a Tiger, it is not always depicted as striped. It is sometimes referred to as the Saber-Toothed Cat, in fact.

In American culture this is portrayed as being aggressive and vicious, like any big cat. But it is extra intimidating due to its large tusk-like fangs.
People

People are usually referred to as groups of humans. In fiction, there may be debates over whether anthropomorphized or speaking animal count as people or not. I can't remember, but I think Wicked might have discussed this. Plot-wise, it definitely counted. Sometimes the term solidly refers to humans only, and other species are given other names for their group, or more commonly, none at all besides their typical plural forms and group names. (For example, a group of humans is a crowd, but it doesn't specify if they live together. It can imply that many of the people in the group are strangers who happened to come together, for example on a street or at a convention. People denotes a wider topic of humans and implies humanity).
Sky/Facts

* Her personality can be described as patient, dependable, level-headed, mature, elegant, peaceful, calm, compassionate, aloof , mysterious and paranoid
* She wanted to be a singer-songwriter since she was a small child and started writing songs early on in her life
* She learned to speak multiple languages to be able to write and understand lyrics of different songs
* She likes the color red, dark colors, all kinds of tea, poetry, mysteries, wine, pampering others, fairy tales and incense
* She dislikes neon colors, comics, summer, gossip, small spaces and spicy food
* She has basic knowledge of many instruments but favors classical instruments such as the piano, the violin and the flute
* She writes lyrics and songs for the group
* She also enjoys poetry, mythology and the symbolism behind flowers, animals and colors
* She gets easily annoyed by clicking sounds
* Some of her nicknames are Goth Queen, Heaven, Obsidian and Onyx
* She has two younger siblings that are twins
	+ They are also under Floral Entertainment so it's likely that they'll debut in Efflorescence too at some point
* Despite her mysterious and elegant persona, she's also known for liking games such as Ooblets or Sims, which doesn't fit her persona at all
* She's known to often take care of younger members
Ramphastos

This genus contains a some species of birds that are called toucans. This was founded by Linnaeus in 1758.  At the time it belonged to the order of Picaes, also called Pies. Today the order is called Piciformes. They were considered to be related to other birds like parrots, hornbills, and crows, which have now been seperated from the order. They also have been seperated into different genuses, as they used to include all toucans and toucan-like near relatives: aracaris and toucanets. These all belong to the order Ramphastidae, which was named after this genus. You can find those species listed in the links there, under their modern genuses. Currently this genus contains the living species: *R.ambiguus, R.brevis, R.citreolaemus,R.dicolorus, R.sulfuratus, R.toco, R.tucanus,* and *R.vitellinus.* Despite people frantically mentioning that, as rainforest birds, they are constantly threatened with extinction, there appears to be no recently extinct toucans. However, there are many descriptions of toucans by Linnaeus that, even if we account for blues and greens being a shade of black, they still don't fit any toucan species, so I've wondered about that. Ramphastos comes from an Ancient Greek word meaning a hooked knife or beak. This name makes some sense for toucans, but it might have been better for a raptor. Like all scientific names it has been fixed up through New Latin, so it's not the exact same word.

Toucans of ramphastos make up the most famous toucans, those being taco toucans and keel-billed toucans. They have been known since the Spanish came back to Europe after exploring South America and told them about the wildlife there and brought samples. Thus they have been known to Europe since sometime in the 1500s. An Andre Thevet had brought things from his trip and informed the France court, which later led to Mary, Queen of Scots, to embroider one. The image is dirty and it could be any one of the several black-and-yellow-bellied species in Ramphastos.

## References

1. ↑ https://gurushots.com/photo/34e7042e60b4054c227c58f6108c34d6
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=10th\_edition\_of\_Systema\_Naturae&oldid=1164645505
3. ↑ https://archive.org/details/animalkingdomorz00linn/page/612/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater
4. ↑ https://archive.org/details/animalkingdomorz00linn/page/418/mode/2up?ref=ol&view=theater
5. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Piciformes&oldid=1174357275
6. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List\_of\_extinct\_bird\_species\_since\_1500&oldid=1186878888
7. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Ramphastos&oldid=75400251
8. ↑ https://www.jstor.org/stable/26321954
9. ↑ http://www.marie-stuart.co.uk/embroidery.htm
The Serpent

The Serpent is *נָחָשׁ* (*Nāḥāš*) in its original Hebrew depiction in the Bible. The Serpent is the snake that lured Eve to eat the forbidden fruit, to which she then fed to Adam. Thus dooming them to human thoughts, emotions, and sin and being lead out and banned from the Garden of Eden. There are many thoughts and approaches and theories to who the serpent actually was: a regular snake, the devil, or a metaphor. As a consequence of tricking Eve into eating the fruit, God punished snakes by taking away their legs and forcing them to crawl on their bellies.

## See also

* Snakes
* Serpents
Skunks

In modern English "the skunk" commonly refers to the striped skunk. This is the skunk most commonly portrayed in English-made media. However, "skunks" can refer a suffix of various animals within Mephitidae that contain the suffix "skunk" in their common species name. These animals are known for their defensive scent glands and their black-and-white patterns. They aren't a particularly well portrayed animal in media, but they are well known to Americans. This is in part due to children being warned about the circumstance of them ever encountering a skunk- as it is difficult to get rid of the smell, a child should learn to recognize a skunk so that they do not approach it. However, despite their smell being famous, the method of how they release their scent has undergone some confusion. They release a liquid spray and do a handstand while releasing it. However in media and in common knowledge (or at least before the internet) people assumed skunks farted or were just generally stinky.

Some famous characters that are skunks are Flower from Disney's Bambi and Pepe Le Pew (and his unrequited black-and-white cat lover who resembles a skunk) from Looney Tunes. Other less popular skunk characters and monsters include Skunky and Skuntank, latecomers in Pokemon. While skunks as a group of animals can have different sorts of black-and-white patterns depending on their species, a "skunk color" refers to a black creature with a solid or mostly black body and a long white stripe on top. A good example of this is the Skunk Brush of Neopets. Other variations of this may evoke the sense of a skunk pattern. For example, Shadow The Hedgehog looks almost skunk colored to me, with his red stripes being in a top position and ending in sharp points on both sides the way they do.

## References

1. ↑ https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SmellySkunk
2. ↑ https://sunnyneo.com/rainbowpool.php?species=all&colour=skunk#info
3. ↑ https://www.neopets.com/pool/all\_pb.phtml?f\_color\_id=68
Pokémon that are based off of animals

#1: Bulbasaur -Odorrana ishikawae blue variety, Ishikawa's Frog, 沖縄石川蛙, オキナワイシカワガエル

#2: Ivysaur - see above

#3: Venusaur - See above

#4: Charmander - People suspect *Salamandra salamandra* or the red eft *Notophthalmus viridescens.* However, it is most likely just based on dragons and tyrannosaurus rexes.

#5: Charmeleon - See above, and Parasaurolophus.

#6: Charizard - See above.

#7: Squirtle -Turtles, especially *Mauremys japonica.* Also see turtles and tortoises.

#8: See above, possibly more.

#9: See above.

#10: Caterpie: Definitely *Papilio glaucus,* possibly with influence from *Papilio troilus* due to larger eyes/pots.

#11: Metapod: Possibly a combination of the two above, possibly another or different butterfly (chrysalis?). For Americans resembles *Danaus plexippus.*

#12:Butterfree- Possibly *Aporia crataegi.*

#13 Weedle-

1. ↑ http://english.ryukyushimpo.jp/2018/04/19/28723/
2. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%AA%E3%82%AD%E3%83%8A%E3%83%AF%E3%82%A4%E3%82%B7%E3%82%AB%E3%83%AF%E3%82%AC%E3%82%A8%E3%83%AB
3. ↑ https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Butterfree\_(Pok%C3%A9mon)
Orthrus

Orthrus (meaning "daybreak") was the brother of Cerberus and was documented by Apollodorus and some artists. He is usually a two-headed dog. He and his owner were killed by Hercules when he was trying to steal the red cattle they were guarding for the giant Geryon for his tenth labor. He is usually portrayed as dying or dead.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.theoi.com/Ther/KuonOrthros.html
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Orthrus&oldid=1092286143
Snails

Snails are a famous animal in American culture. They are like a sibling to slugs. They are known for their protective swirly shell, and like turtles are depicted as having it be their home. They are known for being incredibly slow, and subversions exist due to the stereotype being huge. Like snail races, or speedy snails, or snails with equipment attached to make them fast. They are slimy, but not all depictions reference such. The same with their googly stalk eyes. They are known as having a weakness to salt.
Over The Moon (2020 Netflix Movie)

Spoilers*This article is about a specific form of media, such as a movie or a video game. Therefore it may contain heavy spoilers so as to best discuss it. You have been warned!*
This film is about a human girl from China who loves Chang'e because her mother fed her stories about her. She even got a pet bunny that she named Bungee, because Chang'e floated away to the moon with her friend the Jade Hare. As she grew up her love for Chang'e never died, but her mother did. Her widower father got over his wife and moved on, and introduced his daughter, Fei Fei, to his lover soon after they were to get married. Distressed at suddenly being introduced to a potential new mother and brother (and his gross pet frog) and upset over how her family claims to be descendants of Chang'e's lover Houyi that she lost when she floated up to the moon, and how they trash-talked Chang'e, she decides to meet Chang'e herself and get proof. A preteen or young teen, Fei Fei convinces herself that this will remind her father of his love for his dead wife and won't date this woman anymore. She studies hard and builds a rocket to the moon. There she meets tons of lunar people, some of whom look like animals, and sees the Space Dog, and meets Chang'e and her potion-making friend/pet the Jade Hare.

The film was made with an Asian-American audience in mind and the future Chinese audience for the dub. It was created both in America and China.

Animals shown:

* Bungee the domesticated rabbit, Fei Fei's intelligent pet
* Jade Hare the silent, a potion master
* Croak the frog, Chin's intelligent pet
* Guardian lion-dogs, intelligent
* Space-frogs
* Chicken-based lunarians
* An egret, slightly intelligent?
Passeriformes

The passerines are an order of birds. They are the main idea of what we think of when we say the word "bird", though all aves are also birds, unchallengingly. Passerines are songbirds and consists mostly of small perching birds that make nests in trees, eat either insects or seeds or both, and contain many species concentrated in an environment, but they are spread throughout the world. Only in Antarctica, the far north, and the world's oceans do they start to spread out.
Prohesperocyon wilsoni

It was first found in an Airstrip site in Presidio County, Texas. This makes the first known dogs American...or Texan, if you prefer. It had longer legs than its ancestors and toes more like those of a bears, but it had an enlarged, bony bulla and had lost the upper third molars as most or all modern canids have.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Canidae&oldid=1148671360
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Prohesperocyon&oldid=1064095837
Vanellus indicus

Their call is said to sound like "did he do it" or "pity to do it".

These bird's Vietnamese name translates as "petty" by Microsoft Edge's translator from "Te vặt". And also other translators. I don't know if this is accurate or not. They must think it's a pretty strange bird to have called it that. In English it is called the Red-Wattled Lapwing.

There are some videos of The Red Wattled Lapwing on Youtube, most of them "documentary" style videos of a quiet cameraperson filming a bird.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18Wg7\_2BK8
2. ↑ https://vi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Te\_v%E1%BA%B7t&oldid=69285151
3. ↑ https://glosbe.com/vi/en/Te%20v%E1%BA%B7t
Neogale frenata washingtoni

This was originally Putorius washingtoni. It was based off of male and female samples in fall and winter pelage (with the summer coat being unknown, but speculated) from Mount Adams. Females are much smaller than the males. They are described as having two different winter pelages, which to me says that it's either based off of different weather patterns in a microclimate, particular color genes in individuals (some get this color, others get that color, those in the same litter can have different winter patterns), or that there are actually two different subspecies on that mountain, perhaps distinguished by elevation or habitat. In the drab form they turn brown with a strong white or yellow-white underneath and a black tail tip. The undercolors reach over the belly and onto the sides. There is a brown spot by the corners of the mouth. In some individuals the top color may reach down to the hind legs and in one the forelegs. In the white form it is almost entirely white with a black tail tip. The back, pelvis, tail, and belly may be more of a yellow-ish.

I don't know what the color standards are for today.

## References

1. ↑ https://archive.org/details/synopsisofweasel00merriala/page/18/mode/2up
Rabbits & Bunnies in media

This page will list depictions of bunnies and rabbits in media. For now it will also include other leporids, the hares and jackrabbits. If it grows too big, they might be separated on a case-by-case basis.

## Media depictions

* Rabbit is a character in the Winnie-The-Pooh franchise. Though sometimes mistaken as a she (including by me) due to his voice and personality, he is canonically a he. He is fretful and fastidious and considered smart by the series, but not necessarily all that smart all things considered. He grows a vegetable garden and lives in a burrow under a tree. He has anxiety.
* Rabbids belong in a video game series. They are supposed to be cute and stupid looking, but are prone to screaming and worse.
* The Easter Bunny is the mascot of Easter. Like Santa, some children are taught to believe that he is real. He has a basket of colored eggs and hides them for children to find. He also leaves a basket of chocolate goodies for children during Easter morning on their bed. This basket is typically made of wicker and colored brightly to some extent or fully. It is layered with plastic grass. Plastic and chocolate eggs and bunnies and other sweets are placed in the basket.
Wolves in Mississippi

The gray wolf used to live in Mississipi. The red wolf, it's near relative and descendant, went extinct but has been reintroduced. As of 2022 there were 100 red wolves living there.

## References

1. ↑ https://beginnerstravel.com/are-wolves-in-mississippi/#:~:text=Mississippi%20is%20home%20to%20the%20Red%20Wolf%2C%20a,to%20the%20absence%20of%20bigger%20predators%2C%E2%80%9D%20she%20added.
Rabbit In The Moon

The rabbit in the moon is a mythological character/spiritual creature from Chinese religions. When people look up to the moon, some of them see images. In America we are taught that there is a man on the moon, as we can see a man's face in the moon. But for East Asian cultures, they're taught that there is a rabbit in the moon, pulverizing something with a handled object. In China they teach that medicine is being pulverized. In Japan they teach that it's making mochi.

## History

In the Questions To Heaven (Tianwen) by Qu Yuan (written sometime before 220 BC) he writes in song/poetic form questions about the truth of mythology. Like a child of today before they're taught science, he asks how he knows various mythologic aspects of buildings, places, and people can be true and how they came to form. In it he mentions the Gùtù (顧兎) which, depending on the translation as I don't speak Chinese, was either created in the stomach of the moon or just lived in it. The word Gùtù means something like "leporid turning around" or "rabbit paying attention" or "rabbit attending to something" from what I can tell.  The book calls it a mutant tiger-rabbit-toad. This source says that it is a rabbit created by the yin essence within the moon's belly. It also gives it an alternative spelling, 顾菟. Going through wiktionary's translation line, the first character is either the same meaning as the last one or can mean "quiet" instead. The latter character is used in a name for a sea anemone, a dodder seed, or an old word and now unused word for tiger (*wūtú)*, which was mentioned by the book. Thus there's some connection between a tiger in the moon and a rabbit in the moon, but I'm not sure if it was a similar name by coincidence, a pun, or the evolution of a mythological character from one idea to another.

## References

1. ↑ *Heavenly Questions: An Ancient Chinese Epic with a Hybrid of Questions about the Riddles and Enigma Concerning the Universe, Genesis, Nature, and the Rise and Fall of Dynasties* by Hong Yuan
2. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E9%A1%A7#Chinese
3. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%85%8E#Chinese
4. ↑ https://cidian.qianp.com/ci/%E9%A1%BE%E5%85%94
Signature food

Some animals have portrayals in which they have a food commonly assigned to them. For example, bananas to monkeys, and carrots to rabbits. Some animals have a stronger acknowledgement of a more diverse diet while still having signature foods. Dogs are known to eat leftovers and kibble, but there's something about bones (specifically a king of upper leg bone) that dogs are portrayed as loving, to the point where depictions of this bone are meant to represent dogs. Animals can have a few major foods they are known for eating, such as horses with hay, apples, carrots, and grass. But the depiction of hay or grass or apples doesn't necessarily signify horses. That's not to say that these foods always represent these animals either. Plenty of people can eat bananas or carrots without thinking about monkeys and rabbits. Nonetheless the image is strongly tied with those, and a lone image can invoke the thought of monkeys and rabbits, but not as much as a dog bone is meant to represent dogs always.
Neogale frenata arizonensis

This is the Arizonan long-tailed weasel.

It used to be called *Putorius arizonensis**. Putorius* being a part of the scientific name for the polecat, I wonder if it may have been considered an American Polecat at some point. However this source here calls it the Arizona Weasel. Additionally the black-footed ferret has been called the American polecat. Maybe it's just naming and understanding that they're related.

This source mentions *P. arizonensis* it as being restricted to Colorado's Canadian and Hudson zones. I wonder how many subspecies *Putorius arizonensis* has been separated into? I took this part and edited it from *N. frenata alleni*. I have no idea what subspecies belongs to Colorado. My main source is clearly wrong about some things because there are too many weasels getting mixed up in South American and Washington State and California.

1. ↑ https://www.gbif.org/species/5218956
2. ↑ https://digitallibrary.amnh.org/bitstream/handle/2246/1657/B003a17.pdf?sequence=1
3. ↑ https://www.jstor.org/stable/4063298?seq=2#metadata\_info\_tab\_contents
Toygers

Toygers are a breed of cat that's still in development. Personally I think they look better with the big noses, more tiger-like, as the breeder intended. However, despite having some individuals with a rather tiger-like snout, it seems that most of them have shorter noses. They look prettier, but they aren't more tiger like because of it.

The breed is credited to Judy Sugden and started its breeding program in the 1980s. Judy is the daughter of Jean Mill, the starter of the Bengal breed.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/222717144043601263/
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Toyger&oldid=1134670705
3. ↑ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/367465650856068591/
Samael

Lorem impsum goes here Hehehe

Samael is a devil from hell who had a contest with a very cocky bard. They had a rock off and the bard lost. In the contract if Samael won he would get the bards soul and flesh as his own. And now Samael is having a joy ride in his new fleshsuit. Samael plans to do all the stuff that he usually doesnt get to do.
Numida meleagris sabyi

Saby's helmeted guineafowl, Credited to a Hartert in 1919, only in northwestern Morocco. But the IUCN webpage says that it's extinct from Morocco so...is it extinct? No where does any other page say it's extinct or extirpated.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/22679555/132052202#assessment-information
The land of Lightning

The land of lighting is the currently the strongest nation in military might. Having access to the rare material of thunderstone to strengthen everything they create. It is mostly populated by lizards. Being the most hostile country in the past, the nation is very hard to get into without the right contacts or allies. The lizards worship the dragons by twin Dragon Peak.
Peter Simon Pallas

Pallas was a Prussian zoologist in the 1700s of whom many animals were named after him, and he scientifically described (gave scientific names to) many animals.

Animals that he named that are named after him in their common name:

* Pallas' Cat
* Pallas' Cormorant
* Pallas' Fish-Eagle
* Pallas' Glass Lizard
* Pallas' Grasshopper-Warbler
* Pallas' Gull
* Pallas' Leaf Warbler
* Pallas' Long-Tongued Bat
* Pallas' Rosefinch
* Pallas' Sandgrouse
* Pallas' Squirrel
* Pallas' Tube-Nosed Bat
* Pallas Viper

Animals that were subsequently named to honor him:

* *Clupea pallasii*
* *Emberiza pallasi*
* *Ochotona pallasi*
* *Testudo graeca pallasi*
* *Thymallus pallasii*

## External Links

[1]https://avibase.bsc-eoc.org/author.jsp?id=2274 (A list of all the birds he's named).

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Peter\_Simon\_Pallas&oldid=1120871513
Wrens

Wrens are the real and fictional representation of birds that may belong to the family Troglodytidae. There are other unrelated birds that are named after wrens, such as the fairywrens and the family of New Zealand Wrens. The word wren specifically comes from the wren with the prefix Eurasian. While the sound of wren has changed somewhat through languages, it seems that the word for wren is only traceable to itself- that is, our oldest European language word for "wren" doesn't mean anything other than itself. While wrens exist in both the Americas and Eurasia, they are not well known in the western continent/s, to my knowledge. In other words, they're just a small bird nobody cares about. However, they are an important part of a Celtic holiday. Wren is a female given name as well.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=New\_Zealand\_wren&oldid=1188819147
2. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=wren&oldid=76892020
Psittacidae

This is a family that contains some parrots. It used to be the only family for parrots, with them being split between Psittacinae and Loriinae, but things change. It still has only two subfamilies, but this time it's Arinae instead of Loriinae.

## References

1. ↑ https://fundacionjcangelcraftacparalaeducacion.wordpress.com/fauna-loros-psittacoidea/
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Psittacidae&oldid=1162252318
Regulidae

Missing Culture*This article is missing information about how real-world humans have processed it. In the case of real animals: what the animal was used for in a society, what they thought about it and its general significance or lack thereof to the people, and how it has appeared in their media (including oral and written stories), religion, historical interactions, and news appearances. In the case of media: how this impacted the staff, the audience, future and previous media, and the wider culture/s as a result of its existence. You can improve this article by contributing these kinds of information to it.*

This is the family for kinglets and goldcrests. They, along with wrens, are claimed to have been called "regulus" in old Latin, but I currently can't find proof of that. Wikipedia claims that (at least for these birds) it was because of their crowned heads, but doesn't distinct whether that's what they were named in their scientific name for and that it wasn't there in ancient Latin.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=regulus&oldid=70578711
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kinglet&oldid=1126485482
Neogale frenata frenata

The long-tailed weasel "proper", or bridled weasel, is actually from Mexico. I bet you didn't expect that, did you? That the nominate species wasn't the ones Americans were focused on. The one with the mask surrounded by a white edge.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Long-tailed\_weasel&oldid=1095471898
2. ↑ https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1265169-Neogale-frenata-frenata/browse\_photos
Upupa epops

This is the Eurasian hoopoe. It is found in Eurasia and northern Africa.

It looks like Zapdos to me.

It is called Axehead in Vietnamese, or at least going by Microsoft webpage translation. The original name is "'Đầu rìu" Apparently it appears in the fables of many countries.

It has several subspecies:

* *epops*
* *major*
* *senegalensis*
* *waibeli*
* *saturata*
* *ceylonensis*
* *longirostris*

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Eurasian\_hoopoe&oldid=1134871881
2. ↑ https://vi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%C4%90%E1%BA%A7u\_r%C3%ACu&oldid=69606313
3. ↑ https://kienthuc.net.vn/khoa-hoc-cong-nghe/dieu-thu-vi-ve-chim-dau-riu-la-nhat-tg-co-o-vn-1189726.html
The United States of America

The United States of America, or the United States, U.S, or America; is a governmental body, organization, and country. It's purpose here on this wikia is that it encompasses a territory, which due to the nature of their culture has shifted and expanded since its initial creation in 1776. As with all countries, there are many mini-cultures within them and a broader linkage between them. Animals live within these borders, are owned as pets, livestock, and zoo animals, and feral ones are fed or ignored or managed by bigger organizations, some of them made by the government, some not.

The United States has bald eagles as its nation symbol. In patriotic (serious and comical) depictions or, occasionally, foreign depictions of America, the bald eagle is depicted. There are various other animals that are sorta-symbols of the U.S, like bison, but none so emphasized.

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Names\_of\_the\_United\_States&oldid=1188509027
The Land Before Time (franchise)

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The Land Before Time is a franchise created from the movie directed by Steven Spielberg. Numerous sequels have been developed. While there weren't many toys sold of it, they were handed out in fast-food kids' meals. The series is based off of Littlefoot and his friends. While many kids watched it during the 90s and it was almost expected, it did not reach the same fame as Disney, but it was pretty famous at the time amongst kids and parents. They feature many dinosaur genuses. The original dark movie has a number of bright sequels and, later on in the 2000s, a series.

## Story

In the first movie, Littlefoot sets off to continue his families' journey to find The Great Valley after his mother dies from a T-Rex attack and is separated from his maternal grandparents by an earthquake. The Great Valley is a place filled with greenery for herbivores to eat and is predator-free. Along the way he finds other orphans and lost children, all of different genuses. At the end of it they reach it, and for some viewers the first film it is thought to be unreal. That is, Littlefoot found the great valley because he died. However, the sequels continue on with his life in the Great Valley, which while peacefully, definitely isn't heaven. In them he and his friends almost always travels outside of The Great Valley in order to fix something the plot has designated.

The Land Before Time centers on the herbivores good, and predators bad trope. They even subvert and discuss it in the second and fifth films (possibly more). Carnivores are often somewhat dumb, but it has been revealed that they do have language.

## References

1. ↑ https://landbeforetime.fandom.com/wiki/The\_Land\_Before\_Time\_(TV\_series)
Ender

## History

Ender is the continent home to the four great nations. Many wars have been fought over the recorded 700 years. There are many theories on how the continent of Ender was first populated or how the early days were for the many races. Ender used to be home to the legendary great dragons but with their departure they left their very essence into the air, allowing the races to absorb the very magic in the air, creating the first spell casters. This special essence has also created a sub category of magic called dragontearing. Several dragontearers have appeared in history and each of them have created great change for better or worse.

## The Age of Tranquility

Before the great nations were formed. races all lived in harmony. However one certain lizard was fascinated with the dragons mystery. Why did they leave and what is dragontearing? For answers the lizard looked for guidance among his fellow races. None being able to answer him. The lizard thought the other races were simply hiding the truth from him, without the dragons there would be no magic, no growth, no life.He set out of a long journey, it is not known what the lizard discovered in his journey. But he did one day return, he began sharing his discoveries with his fellow lizards, calling them the last remains of the dragons. As dragons were very respected among the several races, having such a claim would be against law, for declaring oneself a dragon would be calling themself a deity. More and more lizards began to rally behind his thinking and one grew to many. Eventually it was decreed for all lizards to be banished and cast out in the wild. These lizard outcasts would settle far away in the mountains, at the highest peaks they could feel themselves closer to their ancestors. They settled in what is today called the land of lighting.

## The war of fire and thunder

Years later the banished lizards would build a mighty empire, with help of their newfound powers called dragontearing, they could bend the very rules of magic and create unique spells never seen before. Cities flourished and all was plentiful. However the lizards were not content with peace. They wanted the other races to feel how it is to be banished from their homeland. With dragontearers conjuring the strongest magical golems, casting spells that distorted reality and made the air itself quake ín fear. They attacked the other races. The governors of each race seeing no other option, banded together to beat back the lizard tide. Many lives were lost but the lizards were eventually beaten, as dragontearing took a large amount of strain on the body, and they could not hold all the other races back.
Current events

The party finds themselves at the local Leaping Leper hired by the local baron to find a missing item stolen in a goblin ambush. How they got here and why is unknown to others but themselves. Yenheim is the backwater village of the land of fire, and it's up to you to help it out in its hour of need.
DwungeonsandDwagons Wiki

This Wiki will act as a journal and will expand itself as the group reaches closer to the truth.
## Important article

Nations

The Party

Dragontearing

Ender

Current events

What happend so far

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The land of Water

Being the youngest nation of the four. The land of water is a magic filled region populated mostly by elves and subspecies of them. Home to the great champion games that are hosted every week. The region has been in a constant civil war with an undead faction trying to wrestle the control for the nation. The nation is in a constant struggle of light and dark and both sides are looking for assistance to help eliminate eachother. The nation was founded by king Eldron Lighthaven. Which has vowed to exterminate all the remaining undead in his nation and lead the magic blessed nation to a prosperous future.
Dragontearing

Dragontearing is an ancient form of magic outside the eight schools of magic. It is the way of harvesting the very essence of the dragons themselves to bend reality around them. Dragontearing does not have any known spells, as all casting made with this form of magic manifests as the users greatest desire and need for the situation. Many induviduals have used dragontearing with wide applications like turning a lush forest to a desert or controlling the minds of certain induvidiuals There have only been two known ways to become a dragontearer.

### Uses of dragontearing throughout history

Causing the great sundering in the land of earth, creating two different ecosystems in the regio

Creating thousands of animated golems in an instant to fight for their creator

Creating firestorms which turns all it touches into ash.

Bending time and space.

## Ways to become a dragontearer

The only two ways to become a dragontamer was to either be born one, or to touch the shard of dragonpeak. With the shard of dragonpeak destroyed and scattered to five talismans safely kept in the land of fire, it is unknown if any dragontearers exist to this day.
Sharks

Sharks were considered by Americans, at least until recently, to be one of the scariest, fiercest creatures around. Ever since the original Jaws film beachgoers were terrified of a shark attack. People were advocating killing sharks and were afraid to go to the beach. Sharks became a common villain in media, whether as a mindless eating machine for water scenes or as a hungry, speaking carnivore. Efforts by conservationists had helped sharks reputation somewhat, but ony by insisting that shark attacks were rarer, that they mistook humans for seals, and by emphasizing their role in the ecosystem. Sharks still remain to be known as a viscious animal, but there reputation for being ravenous killing machines only went down because scuba divers discovered that they could train wild sharks into letting them pet them. Thanks to sharks becoming addicted to scuba diver pets, people began to see them more as "pups", as more gentle and misunderstood creatures. However, as scuba divers insist that sharks are still dangerous and shark attacks still happen, their reputation hasn't completely fallen out. I'm writing this article because on my On Demand for National Geographic literally half the programs included shark in their name. Stop it, NG. I don't want to watch sharks. You don't have to document sharks this much. Why do people who consume NG obsessed with sharks?

## As villains or dangerous carnivores

* In Finding Nemo a trio of sharks were trying to become vegetarian, but their predator instincts would get in the way.
* In Helluva Boss, a natural kind of demon in hell has the form of a land shark.
* In Pokemon Sharpedo is based off of a great white shark, a torpedo, and a sunfish. It is tailless, which is very weird to me. It can have the ability rough skin like real sharks, referencing their sandpaper-like toothed skin. It can also have speed boost because sharks are fast and torpedo. They evolve from Carvanha, a pirahna-based monster, emphasizing the shark's brutal carnivorous, people eating nature.
You Are Umasou

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You Are Umasou is a common English translation for the original book **おまえ うまそうだな** and adaptations thereof. It says, "Omae wa umasou da na" which means "You look pretty tasty". It is a children's picture book written and drawn by 宮西達也, or Tatsumiya Miyanishi. It was published in March 2003. It has many sequels that were published between January 2004 and October 2018. It has since spurned a children's animated series that kept the illustrations' theme and was narrated and spoken by one women. Like The Hungry Caterpillar, it keeps these features so that it is not a typical animated work, but rather one very similar to the book, designating it for children. There has also been a movie adaptation which is more graphically violent and contains more mature themes, but contrasts it with a child-like animation style- however, this style is somewhat different from the book.

The stories are about a Trex who was raised by a Maiasaura mother, and how he came to adopt an Ankylosaurus hatchling when he tried to eat it, due to the baby misinterpreting his words, thinking them to be his own name, Umasou (Tasty).

## Animals Depicted

* T-rex
* Maiasaura
* Ankylosaurus
* Elasmosaurus
* Chilantaisaurus
* Parasaurolophus
* Triceratops
* Giganotosaurus
* Protoceratops
* Spinosaurus
* Titanosaurus
* Tylosaurus
* Troodon

## References

1. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E3%81%8A%E3%81%BE%E3%81%88\_%E3%81%86%E3%81%BE%E3%81%9D%E3%81%86%E3%81%A0%E3%81%AA&oldid=91987582
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 I watched it.
3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=You\_Are\_Umasou&oldid=1146498148
People's Republic of China

The People's Republic of China, AKA China, is a governmental body, organization, and country. It's purpose here on this wikia is that it encompasses a territory, which due to the nature of their culture has shifted and expanded since it's initial creation in 1949. As with all countries, there are many mini-cultures within them and a broader linkage between them. Animals live within these borders, are owned as pets, livestock, and zoo animals, and feral ones are fed or ignored or managed by bigger organizations, some of them made by the government, some not.

China is specifically acknowledged by many other modern countries to have the Giant Panda as its main cultural signifier. Though pandas historically lived in other areas of the world that include the territory that other modern countries occupy, they currently only live in the regions China has.

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=China&oldid=1192378074
Numida meleagris marungensis

Marungu helmeted guineafowl, credited to some Schalow person in 1884.

## References

1. ↑ https://avibase.bsc-eoc.org/species.jsp?avibaseid=1044B438EE7556BB
2. ↑ https://animal-library.fandom.com/wiki/Numida\_meleagris
3. ↑ https://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id444549/
4. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Helmeted\_guineafowl&oldid=1116971827
What happend so far

The party took on the quest to find the necklace for the baron. They found the ambush spot filled with two corpses and six ash piles. The wagon was untouched except for the necklace they were sent to retrieve. The party tracked down the goblin ambushers to their camp and after a long and gruesome battle between swords, bows, magic and golems, they were victorious. Being curius about the necklace and if they could use it, Blorgnath tried to channel power from the necklace but all he felt was a pyschic backlash.

They returned to the baron who seemed very concerned and asked for them to keep quiet about the necklace and told to meet again infront of the baron's manor in three days. The party feeling brave took on another quest for the local church dedicated to the godess Nyx. They were told of a witch that has been desecrating the Yeinheim cemetary at night and she hasn't gone near since. Before the party went to the cemetary they held a singing contest to pass the time with Blorgnath scaring away the contestants. Night fell and they apporached the cemetary keeping their eyes open, seeing none they started to think it was safe but noticed that the crypt was locked. They opened the crypt door with a loud noise.

Convincing the girl practicing necromancy outside to stop. the heroes returned to the inn, the girl was found the next morning dead hanging from a tree outside the city.

The group fought a demon who was abducting children in the sewers but they could never identify its corpse.

The heroes were tasked once again by the mayor of Yenheim to now transport the necklace to the capital city of the land of fire, delivering the necklace to the guard captain stationed in Velonia. on the way they found between two arguing sides, a circle of druids protecting the forest and a construction team bent on constructing a school and an orphanage. the group aided both of them as their bickering summoned forth a giant angry tree.

The heroes found themselves outside the gates of Velonia.
Аниматор

## Описание

When powered it applies a looped movement animation to a targeted or glued prop(s)

When glueing a prop to the Animator the animation center is on the Animator instead of the props center

## Таблица

/EXTERNAL
receive power from other
EXTERNAL
2. Wobble
3. Spinn\_Up
4. Shake
5. Hammer
6. Bounce
2. Shakes from side to side
3. Spins around twice and then returns
4. Shakes in different directions without doing any twists or rotations
5. Rotates backwards, does a little shake then quickly rotates forward in a swinging motion then returns
 Scale
 Duration
2. Repeat
3. Ping-Pong
2. Keeps doing the animation as long as it is powered
3. Same as Repeat but every other full animation is played backwards
Nike/Facts

* Her personality can be described as determined, patient, confident, studious, anxious, mischievous, sly, funny and indecisive
* She was born to a business family in Spain
* She has two older brothers and is thus the youngest of three children
	+ Her oldest brother is a businessman
	+ Her second oldest brother is currently serving in the military
* Her family moved to Korea when she was ten, because her uncle took over the company in Spain
* She likes eating, travelling, photography, taking long walks, running, cooking and rain
* She dislikes exercising, diets, insensitive people, Korean beauty standards and racists
* She has a husky pup called Raptor
* She's very good at cooking
* She hates bananas and milk but doesn't mind milk products
* She is a fast rapper
* She knows how to speak Spanish, English, Korean, Thai and Japanese
* For a while, she owned a pet tarantula called IT just to scare the members even though she's scared of spiders too
	+ IT went missing a while ago and now they're all extra cautious in the dorm
* She can b-boy/break dance
* She really likes Totoro
* She's good at fixing stuff
* She has a two and four wheeler drivers license
* She sleeps with lots of pillows
* She hates sleeping with stuffed animals and dolls and hates keeping them in her room because she gets scared of them
	+ She's also scared of mascots and Santa Claus
* She's really good at video games
* She plays the violin and harmonica
	+ She's also trying to get her members to teach her how to play the piano
* She sucks at drawing but pretends to be good at it
* She is squeamish but has high pain tolerance
* She trips a lot while walking and is the one who falls on stage the most
* She understands dirty jokes pretty easily but pretends to be innocent
* She's pretty strong and competitive
* She is one of the members that eats the most in the group
Oryctolagus domesticus

The domestic rabbit has been domesticated since the Roman period.  They are farmed for their meat and fur, but also kept as pets. The Flemish rabbit is the largest type of rabbit in the world, reaching lengths of 4 feet long.

Bugs Bunny had the color of some domesticated rabbits. Due to being iconic, any gray, blue, opal, or other grayish rabbits portrayed in media, especially those with white markings, are likely based off of Bugs Bunny.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Domestic\_rabbit&oldid=1144647829
Variable Modifier

## Description

 Файл:VariableMod.png
 Файл:CREY Tutorials - Variable and Variable Modifier  Variable Modifier is used to edit or change the selected Variable every time it gets a signal

It can be used to get the current number/value the selected Variable is set to. So you don't have to draw a new line from the Variable every time if it is far away.

Can work as a proxy for the selected Variable

Can also Reset the selected Variable back to its Default

.

## Table

 Function
2. Set
3. Add
4. Reset
2. Set will set the Currency to the Modification value
3. Add will add the Modification value to the Currency value
 Current
This is the function that can be used a proxy
 Modification
 Power