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Clatbell fruit

**Clatbell**, also known as green gourd, small gourd, or chayote, is a Cucurbit family food plant. The plant is native to the countries of Minuka, Obnivir, Hartnett, Kosna, Mecirhan, Kafaniyat, and Avishaman, though introduced populations in some countries, such as the Celestial Islands and Dalamatia, have been heavily naturalised, while others, such as Lobevia, Bilva, Orirbella, and Clausland, have very low wild populations.
Culpeo Man

**Culpeo Man** is a symbol of the Crescent Season. He wasn't created until 1906 when he was created for a substitute of the Fox Lady for eastern Paranian countries (Eastern Cheskachena, Obnivir, Hartnett, Kosna, Minuka) where the fox lady tradition hasn't really been picked up. He was also created and is sometimes seen as a companion or husband to the Fox Lady and the two share mischief.
Angeline (city)

**Angeline** is a city and bedroom community in Vitena State and is apart of the Vitena City municipality area. The city is a population of around 12,340 and contains about 0.5% of the total Vitena City's population. Angeline is known nation and world wide as an "oldies town" due to a large senior population which is about 35.7% of the entire population (Around 1/3 of peoples). The city is located just a few minutes away from downtown Vitena City which makes it convenient to workplaces and other necessities prevalent in downtown.

## Demographics

Angeline is a prevalently Caucasian city with 83.0% of it's population being of Caucasian origin, 15.0% are of other races, 1.5% are two or more races and 0.5% did not answer. Over 30% of the population is over the age of 65 and many refer to the city as "Oldie's Town" due to a plethora of seniors walking the streets. The city's religion is 64.1% Christian, with the largest church being the Roman Catholics (50.0% of the total population), followed by Protestant (8.9% of the total population), and Orthodox (followed by 5.2% of the total population); many are nominal Christians and over twelve churches are located in the community, 33.4% of the population is of no religious affiliation with 33.0% being not religious, 0.2% atheists, and 0.1% agnostics. 2.5% are of other religions, most notably those of Judaism and Buddhism. The city is below 1% gay, lesbian or bisexual and can be determined to be around 99.8% straight and attracted to the opposite gender, likely as most of the senior population has a low percentage of homosexuality, the city directly south, Dalavino, which is home to many bars and wine-tasting, has a prevalent gay population of 13.4% however.

## Haunting incidents

Angeline is known for being the most haunted city in all of Nareemia where, on average, sixty-two ghosts are reported in the city to police and ghost officials. The most notable ghost is Hannah Wetcherson who was pushed by her groom into the ocean minutes after they named the vows, the groom received her loan, but was later murdered by the ghost of his wife in his sleep who choked him until he turned blue. In September of 2014, many heard voices of whisperings, laughter and chants of women and sometimes men in the city's most infamous and only cemetery, the Monsignor Brex Cemetery, which is located right in the middle of the city and where most of the deceased residents are buried, where many alleged witches were said to mark the cemetery as their meeting ground, most laughter, chants and whispers were reported by those walking around the perimeter of the cemetery sometime between one and three-o'-clock in the morning, the cemetery also boasts many other ghost tales, including that of a "evil man" with a very wide grin extending from the ends of one side of his neck to the other waving at those who stood at the cemetery's archway after dark and slowly suggested to a empty, unmarked grave which was thought to be that of the city's most infamous serial killer who took babies from their mothers and threw them into garbage bins, one time, he allegedly placed one in the midst of a rabid bulldog.
Animals in Kutwhe

Striped NewtsSmooth NewtsCane ToadBrown ratRoof ratHouse mouseBush dogJaguarundiCommon raccoonMarsh deerWompoo fruit doveRose crowned fruit doveGreat shortwingEmperor fairywrenOlive-backed sunbirdBlue moon butterflyVernal hanging parrotCock of the rockCrowned woodnymphRiver swimming crabGiant huntsman spider
Rabbit

The **rabbit** (*Oryctolagus cuniculus*) is a species of rabbit native to SW Parania's forests and open meadows across the countries of Bilva, Lobevia, Lavotia, Cagneux, Oppseed, Orirbella, Cantango and Silegre into the Pasian country of Jabala and has since been introduced elsewhere where it is commonly seen as a serious invasive species.
Common fairy

The **common fairy** (Nympha generalis) are a mythical creature apart of the fairy/elven family. They are generally found in Isle of Chark and Windsure lore but can also be spotted in some Cagneuxian, Borogovian, and Lobelian folklore and are a common children's book character in Nareemia and Siere. They are usually seen as being either helpful or mischevious and are normally described as playing tiny orchestras in the woods, riding upon ladybirds, bumblebees, butterflies, rabbits, etc, and going into hibernation in wintertime and coming out when the grass is fully green and lush again.

## In Legends

Fairies are said to have been originated around the same time every other creature has been originated, just fairies being more elusive and shy little creatures that weren't known of until the medieval era. Common fairies are seen as looking much like a human, just being extremely smaller and can range from as little as a newborn baby's pinky to the size of a grown man's hand. Most fairies are seen as being barefoot to conceal the sounds of surrounding objects to be heard when their around, as fairies want to be known to humans as little as possible. The common fairies' orchestras are said to be very quiet to the human-ear but to the animal and fairy-ear sound extremely loud, this superstition led to the reason dogs and cats meow or bark at nothing to be barking and meowing to the fairy orchestras. Common fairies are said to have a population of *3 million* but due to the cleverness of the fairies on where to go and hide, they are almost never seen by any human alike.
Bog lemming

The **bog lemming** is a small Nareemian lemming. The lemming is found in far western New Siere, southernmost Paudchaud, northern halves of Stagg and the island of Kamver.

## Description

Southern bog lemmings are covered with thick, brownish fur on their backs that ranges in color from reddish to dark brown and have a grizzled appearance. The belly is silver-gray. The shallow-grooved upper incisors and a relatively shorter tail distinguish this species from other rodents. They have relatively large heads and small eyes. The ears barely show through puffy head fur. Southern bog lemmings have four toes and one small, nailed thumb on the forefeet and five toes on the hind feet. Females have six teats, which distinguishes this species from its closest relative, northern bog lemmings, which have eight. They have a large head, short legs, and a short tail which is lighter underneath. Their upper incisors are grooved. They are 13 cm (5.1 in) long with a 2 cm (0.79 in) tail and weigh about 35 g (1.2 oz).

## Diet

Fresh vegetation, especially the leaves, stems, seeds heads, and roots of grasses and sedges is the main food of this species. Raspberries, blueberries and other fruits, insects, fungi, and bark form a lesser part of the diet. They cache grasses and sedge stems in underground chambers. They do not hibernate, and live in groups of a few to several dozen individuals. Female lemmings have two or three litters of four to six young in a year. The young are born in a nest in a burrow or concealed in vegetation. Most live less than a year. The range of these animals is thought to be declining in some areas due to loss of wetland habitat.

They are active year-round, mainly at night. They make runways through the surface vegetation and also dig burrows. These animals are often found in small colonies. Lemming populations go through a 3- or 4-year cycle of boom and bust.
Floral Sen

**Floral Sen**, also known as **Flower Mistress** is an ancient goddess that is said to inhabit a tall palace nearing Mako Mako’s in the High Heavens. She is said to be the Mother of Spring, the lady of the green and the lady of the pastures yet to come. She has a penalty for those who destroy, mock, and disadvantage statues, monuments and flowers dedicated to her or Mako Mako,

## Description

Floral Sen, though incognito when exactly she was born, was probably the advent of Spring. Before Floral Sen lived, the land was not green and was brown throughout. Some believe she was formulated by Mako Mako to shield the many plants and distinct wildlife that inhabit her land, while others believe she was just a godhead meant for peace. She is illustrated as being all green, wearing a ravishing verdant robe, as well as having flowers rounding her head. Her personality is very jokey, happy, and friendly. However, if one looks down on her, on purpose, she becomes very considerable and assertive. She left a promise by leaving many stone monoliths on the island to punish those who disrespect nature.

## Story

Floral Sen was first mentioned to be born at the arrival of Spring, and often slept with the land, until being awakened by a young fisherman who was being harassed by Coral, an underwater evil spirit. She wedded the fisherman being harassed and afterwards really worshiped to plant, therefore, they each wanted to plant bamboo of their own, making many villagers create festivities to see what plant to plant.
Common bronzewing

The common bronzewing (*Phaps chalcoptera*) is a species of medium-sized, heavily built pigeon. The species is native to the southern Orchid Isles and has been introduced and naturalized in Parania and Pasia. the common bronzewing is able to live in almost any habitat, with the possible exception of very barren areas and dense rainforests.

## History in Parania

The common bronzewing is an incredibly common bird in Orchid Isle with a population of up to 23,000,000 across the country, up to 386 individuals are found per sq km. The bronzewing was intentionally released by Paranian explorer, Johano Hernandez, who loved the birds so much that he captured 70 of the birds in Orchid Isle to bring back home with him to Bilva; he released the birds in a thicket not fair from his home which is likely located in central Bilva due to Johano Hernandez's backstory stating that he was born in Figaro, a small and attractive village located near the entire center of the country, the birds then grew so successful that they expanded their range to surrounding countries such as Orirbella, Cantango, Lobevia, Jabala, the Celestial Islands, the Abramos Republic, and Silegre where they became a common game bird for hunters. In 1870, the birds have expanded their range from northern Jabala to central Apelchem where they were restricted to the central part of the continent at the time but were then spotted in Minuka, Kosna, Obnivir, and Hartnett. By the 1930s, they have been spotted in every country except for the coldest reaches of Elsenord, Parlinn, Cheskachena and Vindborg and have been spotted across the entire east coast of Pasia and as well as Jabala and Peisybaku.

## Distribution and habitat

Today the bronzewing is found everywhere in Parania but Elsenord, Vindborg, Panstivo, most of Hartnett, and southwestern Kosna; likely due to the extreme dryness or humidity of the country which bronzewings dislike. In Pasia, they are found in Peisybaku, Jabala, Mecirhan, Kafaniyat and northern Avishaman but steer clear of the very dry deserts and chaparrals, they are found elsewhere in large numbers.
Extremia

**Extremia** is a old witch common in northern Paranian folklore. She rides upon a brisk wooden broomstick, has work-roughened emerald-green skin covered with purple massive and grotesque warts, a black-pitch pointy hat, a lush fur-lined black cloak, and high hessian black boots, her hair varies by folklore but is usually black, long and curly and is tied into a ponytail wrapped by a shiny, soft purple ribbon, though sometimes she can be depicted as having ginger hair, brown hair, or no hair at all. She is usually evil in fairytales but some newer stories and movies depict her as being the protaganist and misunderstood. She is extremely common in childrens folklore, both ancient and modern, and is a common stock character.

## Story

Extremia's stories range in a whole set of varieties, but the original story goes that she was once a beautiful young woman with golden locks of hair, ruby-red lips, rose-tinted cheeks, and diamond-blue eyes and every man wanted her hand in marriage, but she had her eyes set on a handsome hunter man who also happened to be the center of every woman's attention. Unfortunately, the other women teased Extremia causing her and the handsome hunter man to drift away from each other due to constant bullying from their peers. The other girls accused Extremia of faking her beauty and were jealous of all the men's attention on her, so the girls planned something vicious and it would happen the night of the queen's visitation. The kingdom was strictly advised that all villagers must be well-dressed and if their not, the queen would behead them at the stake. The girls were planning on stealing all of Extremia's dresses and replacing them with men's clothing as women were not allowed to be caught wearing pants or a suit or they would be thrown into the river. Extremia luckily overheard their plan and the night before the queen visitation she made a deal with an old haggard witch deep in the hickory forest, before the girls would destroy her life, Extremia asked for the old haggard woman to murder the girls, but the old haggard woman declined and told Extremia she could do anything except murder. Extremia asked the old haggard woman to turn all the girls into ugly, grotesque creatures covered with warts and pus and the old haggard woman agreed and stirred Extremia up a potion that she'd need to sneak into the girls cups that involved toad urine. Extremia snuck the potions into the girls cups but when the girls drank the cups, nothing happened. That night, Extremia felt intense pains all over her body and felt as if she needed to vomit every second or so and when she awoke the next day, she screamed at the fact she was covered completely in warts and her skin was green as emerald. Her eyes were that of a lizard's and her odor smelt of garlic. Her beautiful rose-patterned dress became tattered and manly and her hair went from golden to black and dandruff-filled.
Borogovian coastal forests

The **Borogovian coastal forests** are a temperate broadleaf and mixed forest region located in the northwest of Parania. The ecoregion covers the coastlines across the countries of Cagneux, Hargenland, New Acheson and Apelchem and despite having a very small region in size, the forests have a wide diversity in plants, fungi, birds and animals.

## Flora

Dominating species range between oaks and maples, with the most common species being sycamores (Acer pseudoplatanus), pedunculate oaks (Quercus robur), northern red oaks (Quercus rubra), and cherry-plums (Prunus cerasifera).

## Fauna

A wide variety of animals are spotted in the forest with the most commonly observed including red deer, red squirrels, water shrews, red foxes, hawfinches, great tits, sparrowhawks, Panstivo snails, culpeos, rooks, and migrating and vagrant populations of reinaverdas. The most often seen are red foxes and culpeos with populations reaching up to 100,000 animals each. Rabbits and hares were once commonly seen individuals in the forests but overhunting and the overpopulation of foxes and culpeos has caused their populations to plummet with just around 800 individuals living across the forests today. Wolves, jackals and darolles occasionally wander into the forests but often leave if they can't find any prey due to a large vegetation span hiding a lot of animals.
Northern hoopoe

The **northern hoopoe** (Upupa epops borealis) is a species of bird native to eastern and southern Parania, though vagrants have been spotted more north and westward. The bird is observed in most habitats.

## Distribution and habitat

The northern hoopoe has been spotted in Kosna, Hartnett, Obnivir, Sidrova, Cheskachena, Podochovia, Minuka, Panstivo, Chuliana, Naliland, Nalvano, Silegre, Lobevia, Orirbella, Cantango, Bilva, The Abramos Republic, Munnach, Hargenland, Apelchem, New Edeloria, New Acheson and Borogovia; any populations spotted south of Sharikba are considered the common hoopoe (Upupa epops).
Great cormorant

The **great cormorant** (*Phalacrocorax carbo*) is a species of cormorant. The cormorant is present in most countries but steers clear of very hot or cold countries.

## Distribution and habitat

This is a widespread and common bird species. It consumes food from the sea, estuaries, and freshwater lakes and rivers. Northern birds travel south to spend the winter along any shore with plenty of fish. The bird is present in all countries of Parania except for Elsenord and Vindborg and has its highest population in island countries and states such as Panstivo, the Celestial Islands and Dalamatia, it also has a very large population on Marenet Island in Cagneux. The bird, elsewhere in the world, can be found in great numbers throughout the east coast of Parania to Gouba, as far north as to Naliland all the way to the southernmost Kafaniyat, it can also be found during their migrations in Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, Lotoces, Doherea, the St. Walpurga Islands, Mako Mako, Hodabe, the Marima Islands, and Cerene.

## Behavior

The sea, freshwater lakes, and rivers are all good places to look for food. The double-crested cormorant dives to find its prey, as do all cormorants. It mostly eats fish, but it will also consume amphibians and crustaceans on occasion. Fish are caught by diving beneath the surface of the water. Smaller fish can be consumed while the bird is still under, but larger food is frequently brought to the surface before being devoured. Aquaculturists consider great cormorants pests because of their voracious predation on fish ponds, which can result in thousands of dollars in losses for farmers. Cormorants regurgitate pellets that contain undigested food, such as bones. Biologists can analyse these pellets to figure out what the birds were eating.

Breeding occurs near inland rivers and lakes as well as along the coast. On suitable islands, they make stick nests in trees, on cliff edges, or on the ground. They're social birds that live in colonies, frequently alongside other aquatic birds, and their sound is a deep, guttural grunt.

On Panstivo, for example, cormorants predators include golden jackals (*Canis aureus*), culpeos (*Lycalopex culpaeus*), domestic cats (*Fellus cattus*), and Panstivo river otters (*Lutra lutra insulam*), but darolles account for over 50.0% of all great cormorant deaths on Panstivo.
Common brown dipper

The **common brown dipper** (Cinclus azucena) is a songbird that lives in much of western Parania and Pasia. It has a cocked tail and looks like a thrush. It has a chocolate-brown plumage with a little lighter back and breast. It is the largest of the dippers, measuring 22 cm (8.7 in) and weighing 87 g (3.1 oz). This species, which is rarely observed, lives in mountain streams at medium to low elevations.

## Distribution and habitat

The common dipper is exclusive to western Parania, with documented populations in most of the countries west of Sidrova and north of Bilva. The bird is most commonly seen near water sources, where it can feed by diving into streams to consume larger benthic animals or wading in shallower areas of streams to pick up smaller organisms from the bottom. Aa similar species, the Panstivo dipper, takes the place of common dippers in the east.
Daniela

### Personality

Motherly, busy, gentle, kindly, fond, maternal, understanding, compassionate, loving

### Likes

Cooking, gardening, caring for her children

### Height

5.5'

**Daniela Popescu** is the mother of Daciana and Nadia. She is a hardworking village mom in the Woods Kingdom and tends for her two children in their small, one-room cottage by cooking and gardening constantly and often puts her kids lives before hers. Her husband, Andrei, used to help her clean and tend for their house, but ever since he passed away, Daniela became more depressed but still wanted to care for her children.
Avustaja

**Avustajas** are a mythical species apart of the elven/fairy group that are said to reside in caverns of the Arctic Circle, more specifically, in Elsenord and Vindborg. They are spectral fairies that glow a wispy blue and leave a trail of blue pixie dust wherever they fly as well as being a scavenger of diamonds and lapis.

## Legends and Mythology

Avustajas are spirits found in caves and mineshafts of extreme northern countries of northwestern Parania. The avustajas are a neutral being and can either get along with a human or fool a human. If a human disrespects the cave they are in and insults it (Ex. "This cave is dark and ugly!"), the avustajas will fool the victim and sometimes lead the victim to their death, one instance where they tripped a foul-mouthed miner into a dirty pond in the cave. If the miners respect the cave, the avustajas will dig out diamonds and lapis to help them find it easier, and if the miner visits the cave frequently, they may greet the miner and assist him through the cave like a tour guide.
Blaze Maple

Acer × freemanii, Freeman maple or Freeman's maple, is a naturally occurring hybrid maple that is the result of a cross between Acer rubrum and Acer saccharinum. Wild specimens are found in western Vitena, Stagg, and the far western parts of Montane and New Siere entering west into Kamver and Sierve and north into Causaking. A small mountain range in central Stagg, the Rustkey Mountains, is dominated by this specie.

The local natives, before Paranians came and called these the Blazing Maple, called this maple the stinging-eye maple because its colours were so bright it felt as if you stared at it for a long time, it could sting your eyes.
Fauna of Athens

Athens being a huge state makes it have a opportunity of having a plethora of animals. Animals include the barn owl, long-eared owl, bobcats, red foxes, mule deer, and Whistler moose which are abundant in eastern Athen’s temperate woodland. Throughout central, south, north and west Athens are prairie dogs, northeastern moose, island marmots, minks, scalvalcoes, hawks, wood musk-ox (extirpated), hawks, black bears, black-billed magpies, cardinals, blue jays, ravens, hauntings, wild turkeys, common raccoons, bighorn sheep, fox squirrels, beavers, pikas, mice, chamois, mountain goats, groundhogs, trumpeter swans, gray wolves, horned puffins, brown bears, and finally the bullfrog. There is around 80 mammals in total of Athens, over 230 bird species and 67 rodents.
Dawnbucks

**Dawnbucks**, also known as skylings, are a magical species of deer that live in Mako Mako’s Kingdom. They have wings, some white and some gold, and are rode on by some angels, gods and goddesses for transport to the earths. They are powerful beings and when their hooves clap together they can create lightning.

## Beliefs

Whenever a deer dies in the Earth; they become dawnbucks the second they enter the afterlife.

## In Stories

Many gods and goddesses use these deer for transport to reach the earths sometimes. Some infamous people that use them are The Fire Goddess and The Water Goddess, though the most infamous lady who uses them who uses them for her main transport and pet is probably Kaleigh, the goddess of deer and stags.

Males use bucks as it represents masculinity.
Fauna of Vitena

Vitena, being one of the largest states in Nareemia is home to many natural habitats fit for different animals, Vitena north to south is around 1,765km making it stretch to the crispness of the Hilley Mountains in the north all the way to the humid, murky bayous of the south. Animals found in Vitena include the red fox (Vulpes vulpes), the coyote (Canis latrans), the possum (Didelphis virginiana), the raccoon (Procyon lotor), the band-tailed pigeon (Patagioenas fasciata), the rock pigeon (Columba livia), the crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos), the bobcat (Lynx rufus), the gray rat (Rattus norvegicus), the brown rat (Rattus rattus), mule deer (Odocoileus heminous), white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), black bear (Ursus americanus), wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo), the mole (Talpa europaea), the moose (Alces alces), the alligator (Alligator mississippiensis), the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), the vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta), and the bighorn sheep (Ovis canadenis). Introduced species include the wild boar (Sus scrofa), the wild goat (Capra aegagrus aegagrus), the common frog (Rana temporaria) and the common toad (Bufo bufo). Extirpated or extinct species include the jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi), the lowland paca (Cuniculus paca), the cougar (Puma concolor), the wild water buffalo (which was also unsuccessfully introduced, Bubalus arnee), and the gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus).

## North

The north of Vitena is situated below Montane. The area’s northwest is inhabited by mountains and the area’s northeast is mostly mixed woodland. The area inhabits animals like the white-tailed deer, black bear, wapiti, bighorn sheep, wild goats, common frogs, wood frogs, chorus frogs, common toads, raccoons, coyotes, red foxes, gray foxes, Virginia opossums, bullfrogs, tree frogs, slugs, snails, trout, carp, minnows, cougars, moose, crows, ravens, hawks, eagles, finches, sparrows, blackbirds (red-winged and common), and blue jays.
Flat-topped buckwheat

The **flat-topped buckwheat** (*Eriogonum fasciculatum*) native to desert and scrubland regions of 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; it has also been spread with human activity to Mecirhan, Cantango, Kafaniyat, Kosna, Hartnett, and the rest of Jabala.
Black-billed magpie

The black-billed magpie is a bird apart of the crow family that is native to eastern Herethear from northern Austin and Desert up towards northernmost Stafcord and Tolwick in Siere. These birds are unique, wanna know why? Magpies recognise faces. Yep, you read correctly. And they **can remember** an individual's face for years, recalling whether that person was good or bad. This behaviour ultimately comes down to risk assessment, identifying their enemies and making sure that person stays far away from their breeding territory. Magpies, though they can be a nuisance, they are quite a “helpful” bird, eating disgusting invertebrates that may be dismantling your beautiful, lustrous flowers.
Fauna of western Apelchem

**Western Apelchem** is the region of Apelchem located directly on the same longitude of Hargenland, along the coastline, extending no more east then past the Hargenland-Silegre longitude. It is the wettest portion of the country, being extremely rain-drenched, foggy, cloudy, and oceanic; the precipitation-rich state of the region makes for certain species of precipitation-loving plants and animals. Many call Western Apelchem to be under a "monsoon curse" due to weather and climate conditions year-round being similar to that during the monsoon season in the Marima Ocean climate.

## Fauna

* Red fox (*Vulpes vulpes*)
* Mallard (*Anas platyrhynchos*)
* Northern cardinal (*Cardinalis cardinalis*)
* Eastern gray squirrel (*Sciurus carolinensis*)
* Monarch (*Danaus plexippus*)
* Blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata)
* Mute swan (*Cygnus olor*)
* Green frog (*Lithobates clamitans*)
* Red-billed chough (*Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax*)
* Great egret (*Ardea alba*)
* Carolina wren (*Thryothorus ludovicianus*)
* Eurasian blackbird (*Turdus merula*)
* American black bear (Ursus americanus)
* Cross orbweaver (Araneus diadematus)
Hog deer

The **hog deer** is a dramatically small deer native to the extreme southern islands of the Marima Islands and Mako Mako. They have been introduced successfully to parts of Orchid Isle, the southern islands of Kutwhe, and mainland Marima Islands and Mako Mako. Its name derives from the hog-like manner in which it runs through forests (with its head hung low), to ease ducking under obstacles instead of leaping over them, like most other deer. A mature hog deer stag stands about 70 cm at the shoulder, and weighs approximately 50 kg; hinds are much smaller, standing about 61 cm and weighing in the vicinity of 30 kg. They are very solidly built, with a long body and relatively short legs; the line of the back slopes upward from the shoulders to a high rump. The ears are rounded; older animals tend to become light coloured in the face and neck. The Indian hog deer's coat is quite thick, and generally a uniform dark-brown in winter, except for the underparts of the body and legs, which are lighter in colour. During late spring, the change to a summer coat of rich reddish brown commences, although this may vary between individuals. Many hog deer show a dark dorsal stripe extending from the head down the back of the neck, and along the spine. In summer, there is usually a uniform row of light-coloured spots along either side of the dorsal stripe from the shoulders to the rump. The tail is fairly short and brown, but tipped with white. The underside of the tail is white, and the deer can fan the white hairs out in a distinctive alarm display.

Indian hog deer have preorbital glands on the face just below the eyes and metatarsal glands located high on the side of the rear legs. Pedal glands are located between the cleaves or toes of the hind hooves.

The antlers of a mature hog deer stag are typically three tined-brow tine, with a solid main beam terminating in inner and outer top tines. However, antlers with more points are not uncommon. The distinctive features of typical hog deer antlers are the acute angle between the brow tine and main beam, and the fact that the inner tops tend to be short and angle back from the main beam and across towards the opposite antler.
Pink-headed fruit dove

The **pink-headed fruit dove** (*Ptilinopus porphyreus)* is a small colorful dove indigenous to most tropical and subtropical regions of the world but have been introduced to more temperate regions. The male's head, neck, and throat are purple-pink, with a white band defined in greenish black on the bottom. The upperparts are green, the underparts are grey, and the undertail coverts are yellow. The bill is greenish, the iris is orange, and the feet are pink. The female has a weaker breast band than the male, while the juvenile is an even drabber variant of the female. A soft hoo is the call.

## Distribution and habitat

The pink-headed fruit dove can be found in the forested areas of Owanda, Okun, St. Walpurga, Toba, Lotoces, Doherea, Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, Mako Mako, the Marima Islands, Nareemia, Oglos, and Cerene. It has a large introduced population elsewhere in the world, particularly in parts of Parania with coastlines, such as the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Bilva, Lobevia, Orirbella, the Abramos Republic, Sidrova, Nalvano, Hartnett, Kosna, and Minuka; it has the most successfully established populations in the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, southern Hartnett, and Panstivo, where populations number in the thousands. Due to their cautious and secretive character, they are rarely observed despite their enormous and established populations.
Champaign wolf

The **Champaign wolf** (Canis lupus herbidus montem) is a subspecies of gray wolf native to steppes and valleys of most of Maineda except the far west, southeastern most portions of Athens, the extreme northeast of Desert and parts of eastern Taro. The wolf shares characteristics similarly with a coyote or even a German shepherd then a grey wolf, though it is a true grey wolf. The wolf eats mule deer, white-tailed deer, bobcats, marmots, gophers, prairie dogs, pikas, beavers and even, occasionally, the coyote. The wolf also very rarely eats plants like grasses, seeds, sedges, acorns, and berries. The wolf is way smaller then a grey wolf, but a bit bigger then a coyote.
Arabella

**Arabella**

### Personality

Manipulative, greedy, selfish, self-centred, rude, pessimistic, judgemental, gossipy

### Likes

Wealth, poshness, money, rich men, royalty, tea, eligible men, murder, torture, jewelry

### Dislikes

Her daughters dislike of not wanting to get married, commoners, the idea of her daughter marrying a poor man, work, Iphigenia, Anastasia

### Nicknames

Bellezza
Vedova

### Height

Around 5’6 - 6’

is a rich socialite who once resided in the Woods Kingdom. She is said to be selfish and avaricious, even to the point where she once tried to murder her own husband, Mark, but Mark knew her evil plan so he left her and his daughter, Anastasia, and went to another woman. Arabella raised Anastasia up till when she was 17, where the kingdom’s soon-to-be king, Hadenough, needed a wife in marriage. No woman let their daughters get to Hadenough due to his selfish and creepy ways, but Arabella thought this was a good advantage to receive wealth as the queens mother, so she forced her daughter, Anastasia, to marriage. The day of the wedding, Anastasia BEGGED to cancel the wedding, but Arabella didn’t want to hear it, she yelled at Anastasia and said she MUST marry Hadenough. Anastasia walked in the aisle in tears, Arabella being quite embarrassed and yelling at the crying Anastasia to shut up. After her wedding, Arabella is not mentioned up to Hadenough’s murder. Anastasia stated Hadenough was trying to practice black magic on their daughter, Iphigenia, but Arabella, being the sadistic woman she was, yelled to murder Anastasia for what she had done to the king. That night, it is thought that Arabella was the one who pushed her own daughter, Anastasia, down the balcony.
False Hamster

A **false hamster,** also known as the snow pika is a scavenging vegetarian rodent indigenous to the Hilleys. They are solitary but friendly with other pikas. Like it’s name, the false hamster isn’t actually a hamster, but actually apart of the lagomorph family (pikas and other similar animals). They live throughout mountainous regions of Nareemia, their southernmost point being northern Austin through Delkida up to northern Tolwick in Siere. They have since disappeared mysteriously east of Delkida and were once present though out the whole of northern Vitena. The pika is mysteriously white, making one of its nicknames the “snow pika”.

A snow pika
Groundhog

The **groundhog** is a rodent or a ground squirrel indigenous to Nareemia and Siere. Today, **Groundhogs** are entitled climbers and swimmers, which benefits them to circumvent less-skilled predators. Groundhog burrows are so sophisticated that each has its own "bathroom" cavity. Groundhogs are found throughout Siere down east to Taro.

## Distribution and Habitat

Throughout Nareemia, groundhogs are predominantly known as thickwood badgers, but Taro, Siere, and Oglos tenants still adopt the “groundhog” alias. Today, groundhogs are found throughout western Vitena, Stagg, Montane, and New Siere. They are also found in eastern Taro, throughout Blackburn.
Balmica

**Balmica**, originally known as New Stame, is a state in southwestern Nareemia. It borders South Sandona to its south and southwest, Nocaliana to its east and southeast, Vitena to its northeast, Sendadowa to its north and Stagg to its northwest.

The state, besides not bordering a ocean, has a strong oceanic climate, possibly due to it being on the skinny western strip of Nareemia which has a ocean on both its east and west. Balmica is in directly between the two coastlines so all waterways must send Balmica’s oceanic climate. The climate is also very humid due to the southwest being definitely humid being situated on a subtropical-temperate woodland.
Flora and fauna of the southern Herethear Islands

## Fauna

Northern Cardinal (Vagrant)Wild donkeyHog deerMarsh deerSpotted deerRaccoonMoupin pigJaguarundiLowland pacaRiver crabOrchid mantisDomestic catDomestic dogRose-ringed parakeetPeacock-pheasantPeafowlWild turkeyTanukiWild boarBush dogSouthern ningauiVine snakeCane toadHairy dwarf porcupineCommon opossum (introduced)FlamingoAphidRoseate spoonbillSamar squirrelGiant ShrewPère David’s deer (introduced)Marbled whiprayDiscus fishLargetooth sawfishChanna pleurophthalma
## Flora

Asthma plantSensitive plantCommon lantanaCoromandelChilli pepperArenga palmPeach treeMontezuma cypressRoyal poincianaJackfruit treeClimbing figGoosegrassScrew pine
Common spotted cuscus

The common spotted cuscus is a cuscus, marsupial, that inhabits tropical and subtropical zones of the southernmost portions Northern Hemisphere. They inhabit southern Taolim (Dampot) as well as Mako Mako, Orchid Isles, southern Marima Islands and formally Kutwhe. They have a northerly cousin, the Nareemian spotted cuscus, which is endangered, unlike this one, which is least concern.

The spotted cuscus is the same size as a house cat. As well as being very shy, only coming out at night, being nocturnal beings, making them quite elusive and slick. hunting and feeding at night and sleeping during the day on self-made platforms in tree branches. It also has been found resting in tree hollows, under tree roots, or among rocks. It is slow-moving and somewhat sluggish, sometimes mistaken for sloths, other possums, or even monkeys. Unlike its close relatives, the common spotted cuscus has been observed feeding during the day on rare occasions. The common spotted cuscus is typically a solitary creature, feeding and nesting alone. Interactions with others, especially between competing males, can be aggressive and confrontational. Male cuscuses scent mark their territory to warn off other males, emitting a penetrating musk odor both from their bodies and scent gland excretions. They distribute saliva on branches and twigs of trees to inform others of their territory and mediate social interactions. If they encounter another male in their area, they make barking, snarling, and hissing noises, and stand upright to defend their territories. They are aggressive, and can scratch, bite, and kick potential predators.
Hawk

**Hawks** are large, diurnal birds of prey that dwell the entire Herethear landmass minus the islands. They are found in almost every state, but rarely appear in Athens, except for breeding. **Hawks** once dwelled the entirety of the Herethear islands like Mako Mako, Kutwhe and The Marima Islands but were extirpated in 1675.
Elm

### Largest population in range

Chuliana, Cheskachena (Excluding the southeast), Apelchem, the Isle of Chark, Windsure, Parlinn, Borogovia, Cagneux & Silegre

### Lowest population in range

Panstivo & Nalvano

The **elm** (Ulmus ulmus) is a species of large deciduous elm native to most of Parania excluding Kosna, Obnivir, Sidrova, Minuka, Naliland, Cheskachena, Panstivo, Nalvano, the Abramos Republic, the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, and most of Orirbella (Excluding the Northwest).
Farma people

The **Farma** are a ethnic group and aboriginal group from Kutwhe, Mako Mako, Orchid Isle, The Marima Islands, and other surrounding islands. Their largest population resides in The Marima Islands and Kutwhe with around 1.4 million living on Kutwhe, and 2.1 million living on the Marima Islands. Their religion varies, only 29% of the remaining Farma practice their folk religion (Farma Makolan), 3% practice Marima Islander religion, 12% are atheists, agnostics, or nonreligious, while 56% are Christians (30% of the Christians are deist Christians), mostly of Protestant deism. 64% of Kutwheans are of Farma origin, 32% of Makolans are, 67% of Marima Islanders are, and 19% of Orchid Islanders are.
Lilac

The **lilac** (*Syringa marianna*) is a species of flowering plant in the family *Oleaceae* native to western Parania, northwestern Pasia and Chuliana. It is a large shrub or small tree found in heavily wooded forests, typically hardwood, and is known for its scented purple flowers that light up the air in springtime. It is also known as the Marianna in some regions.

## Distribution and habitat

The lilac is found indigenously west of Sidrova and north of Cantango, but has been brought further south and east due to its beautiful appearance and scents, but mainly brought for cultivation. The largest and healthiest populations of lilacs, however, are located in eastern Parania, specifically along the northern and eastern portions of Recca Island in Chuliana, and throughout most of the Royal North; it is also found along southeastern Cheskachena.
Common tree rat

The **common tree rat** (*Olumvels rattus*) is a omnivorous species of mammals native to much of Gouba and southeastern Pasia. The species is known to be a prominent culprit in shortages of fruits, mainly coconuts and oranges, as well as being a culprit towards endangered, smaller species which it preys on, such as bats and multiple species of birds. The species is known widely across regions as *Yanazi*.

## Distribution and habitat

Common tree rats are found mostly in deep, humid rainforests that are rich in both fruits and small rodents, usually along coasts. The common tree rat is rarely seen in open woodland or close to civilization, but it may enter townsites at night when fewer people are there, leaving some proof of its presence in the form of coconut and other fruit shortages. The common tree rat was the genuine perpetrator of many mythical creatures invented by the Okun tribes, who frequently talked about malevolent ape spirits threatening to destroy their towns by starting with the food. Common tree rats are very sensitive to noise and often prefer quiet woodlands that are less abundant of other species. The species, though very elusive, has been confirmed to live in Avishaman and Rabra for over three centuries.
Delta fuchsia

The **delta fuchsia,** also known as **Maineda fuchsia** is a species of fuchsia ranging throughout eastern Herethear, natural specimens occur as far north as southern Stafcord through the interior and the coastline, throughout Athens, Maineda, Desert, Desert Sur, Oglos, southeastern Southport and southern Dansinglet. They have been introduced and naturalized in The Marima Islands, Mako Mako, Dahara, Cerene, Lotoces, Toca, Doherea, St. Walpurga Islands, Mayura, Kamver, Siere, Causaking, Hasriden, Clementine, North Sandona, South Sandona, Stagg, Chimchester, Gastwere and New Hayburg. It resembles a fuchsia with dark blue petals. It’s western counterpart is the Butter fuchsia.
Common Pasture Deer

The common pasture deer is a large-sized deer found throughout Parania, especially The Isle of Chark, Balyshel, and Apelchem. The deer has created large amounts of fear for Paranian villagers as they never have recognized this deer before, claiming it was an evil spirit in disguise. The deer is relatively tall, about 3.9 feet tall at the shoulder, which is quite big for a normal-sized deer. The deer, like its name, is common throughout grasslands, pastures, mixed woodlands, and sanctuaries. The deer was once worshipped by ancient tribes as they speculated the deer was very momentous. Many have attempted to breed this deer but to this day the deer stays wild.

The deer, like any additional deer, lies prey to carnivores like wolves, foxes, brown bears, and lynx. At high population densities, farmers can suffer economic damage by deer feeding on cash crops, especially in corn and orchards. It has become nearly impossible to grow some crops in some areas unless very burdensome deer-deterring measures are taken. Deer are excellent fence-jumpers, and their fear of motion and sounds meant to scare them away is soon dulled. Timber harvesting and forest clearance have historically resulted in increased deer population densities, which in turn have slowed the rate of reforestation following logging in some areas. High densities of deer can have severe impacts on native plants and animals in parks and natural areas; however, deer browsing can also promote plant and animal diversity in some areas. Deer can also cause substantial damage to landscape plants in suburban areas, leading to limited hunting or trapping to relocate or sterilize them. In parts of the Western Balyshel with high deer populations and fragmented woodlands, deer often wander into suburban and urban habitats that are less than ideal for the species.

## Gallery

The rare sighting of a “common” pasture deer
Fauna of Borogovia

## Mammals

About 130 species of mammals are found in the country which is among the most diverse in Parania next to Kosna, Minuka, and Cheskachena, its also very diverse for its size. There are 133 species of mammals if vagrant species are counted. About 66 species are introduced from across the world for hunting and ornamental usage and have been established across the country. Indigenous mammals found in the country include badgers (*Meles meles*), rabbits (*Oryctolagus cuniculus*), hedgehogs (*Erinaceus europaeus*), wild boars (*Sus scrofa*), least weasels (*Mustela nivalis*), red squirrels (*Sciurus vulgaris*), red foxes (*Vulpes vulpes*), black deer (Motema niagara occidentalis), western roe deer (*Capreolus capreolus*), brown hares (*Lepus europaeus*), stone martens (*Martes foina*), wood mice (*Apodemus sylvaticus*), red deer (*Cervus elaphus*), bank voles (*Myodes glareolus*), Orirbella mice (*Mus cotalina*), hazel dormice (*Muscardinus avellanarius*), shrews (*Sorex araneus*), brown big-eared bats (*Plecotus auritus*), garden dormice (*Eliomys quercinus*), harvest mice (*Micromys minutus*), pipistrelles (*Pipistrellus pipistrellus*), moles (*Talpa europaea*), water voles (*Arvicola amphibius*), beavers (*Castor fiber*), fallow deer (*Dama dama*), otters (*Lutra lutra*), brown bears (*Ursus arctos*), Paranian black bears (*Ursus paranius*), golden jackals (*Canis aureus*), water shrews (*Neomys fodiens*), darolles (*Canis darolla*), bicolored shrews (*Crocidura leucodon*), hamsters (*Cricetus cricetus*) and fat dormice (*Glis glis*). A wide range of non-native mammals are widespread throughout the country and such species include chipmunks (Tamias striatus), white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginiana), northern raccoons (Procyon lotor), culpeos (Lycalopex culpaeus), cottontails (*Sylvilagus floridanus*), brown rats (*Rattus norvegicus*), raccoon dogs (*Nyctereutes procyonoides*), striped skunks (*Mephitis mephitis*), sika deer (*Cervus nippon*), long-haired field rats (*Tupaiana devilosa*), house mice (*Mus musculus*), long-tailed ground squirrels (*Urocitellus undulatus*), sables (*Martes zibellina*), African wildcats (*Felis lybica*), elk (*Cervus canadensis*), gray marmots (*Marmota baibacina*) and jungle cats (*Felis chaus*). White-tailed deer pose a strong fear of being invasive and have a population close to 1,000,000 in Borogovia, mostly concentrated in the northwestern portion of the country and their range becomes spotty elsewhere, other plentiful animals include skunks, raccoons, red foxes, badgers, and gray marmots which are all common forest dwellers that are mostly active in the dawn and dusk.