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Rosebud Hamster

**Rosebud hamsters** are a species of hamsters native to Nareemia. They are small and round and today are mostly domesticated. They are at the bottom of the food chain, meaning they are vulnerable to predators.

## Behavior

They are very much like a pet hamster, they collect as many food as they can to fit in their cheeks and bring them to their little burrows. They are incredibly solitary, and will attack any other specie of hamster they see in their home.

They are excellent at digging, they can dig holes down over twenty feet and can wreak havoc on one's yard. They are good at squeezing into tight spaces and can play dead if something frightens them.

Today they are either classified as a natural pest or a domestic animal. Majority of rosebud hamsters are domesticated, and despite their name, they barely eat rosebuds like they used to in the wild. They eat seeds, chestnuts, almonds, grains, corn, vegetables, fruits, aquatic plants and sometimes have a tasting for little amphibians, like frogs and lizards and creepy crawlies like arachnids and insects, however they sometimes eat rosebuds and even opened flowers making them a garden pest. Like other rodents they are nocturnal and crepuscular animals.

## History

Their name, rosebud hamster, comes from them commonly being found eating off rosebuds of flowers when Paranians explored the lands.

They were also domesticated first by indigenous peoples, Paranians found most of the tribes keeping the rosebuds as pets and therefore "copied" the indigenous people and domesticated them too. Rosebud hamsters are very friendly and a good starter pet for children. Rosebud hamsters are one of the most popular small pets in modern Nareemia today, tribal members dedicated a dance to their animal friend and it is called the ‘Humanakoya’koya’ aqa” dance which means “Hamster of budded-not grown flowers”.
Smackers

**Smackers** are a legendary creature that lives in the forests that span the area of Borogovia, Silegre, New Edeloria, and Hargenland. They are claimed to be very fast creatures that are skilled at hiding that they remain unseen by victims, but they are indeed felt. The smacker is a creature that enjoys smacking its victims in the head, face, and back in their sleep and enjoys targeting merchants in caravans or vagabonds that rest in the woods the most. Unexplainable smacks and the feeling of "just being smacked" once waking up is often blamed on the Smacker.
Marsh Deer

The **marsh deer** is a large deer specie that inhabits the marshy rainforests and woodlands of Mako Mako and The Marima Islands. Due to destruction of the rainforests in Mako Mako and The Marima Islands, these precious deer species are dwindling by the millions’ leaving them being an endangered species of Mako Mako and The Marima Islands. They used to roam as far west as The Orchid Isle and Kutwhe, but for the exact reason, they became extirpated, leaving they're foremost populations throughout Mako Mako and The Marima Islands. Due to the living near aquatic regions (swamps, bogs, etc), they eat aquatic plants like pond lotuses. Their predators include big cats and humans.
Sosokitvek Empire

The Sosokitvek Empire was a state that controlled southwestern Russia, most of Apelchem, and the northern halves of Silegre and Nalvano. Shamanism was the principal religion of the Sosokitvek Empire, and they fought against Apelchemik Protestants in 1062, being defeated, making Shamanism drop by 70% and Christianity rise by 30%.
Red Rose

**Red Rose**, also known as Red Rose City, is a city in northern Desert and is the most major city of the northernmost section of Desert. It has a population of 103,321 as of 2021 and is located around 1.5 hours south of the Maineda border and around an hour to the coast. The city was named for being the perfect enviroment for planting roses which are an extremely common sight in the city alongside grapes and olives. The city's climate parallels that of Nayla located around 1 hour and 43 minutes north of Red Rose.

## Geography

Red Rose is the northernmost major city in the state of Desert located in valley, prairie-like temperate chaparral abundant of ponderosa pine and the oak genus. Red Rose has large numbers of native rose, grape, olive, and cabbage species.
Lalibon red fox

The **Lalibon red fox** (*Vulpes vulpes palma*), also known as the **Kosna fox** or **Gold fox**, is a subspecies of red fox endemic to the Lalibon Mountains. Lalibon red foxes share all characteristics with a typical red fox but have a lighter coat color in order to blend in with its drier environment, silver coats are not present in Lalibon red foxes. The lalibon red fox is endangered and a population of only 730 is left, they comprise about 57.03% of all red foxes in Kosna and about 42.4% of them live in the foothill hamlet of Cadovin in the southern portion of the Lalibon Mountains.

## Description

The Lailibon red fox are almost extremely identical to the typical red fox but weigh lighter than a typical red fox. Their fur has a more tannish or gold appearance than a red or orange to blend in with the chaparral foothills and basins in the lowland regions of the Lalibon Mountains, but majority of them are now absent from the lowland regions of the mountains and can only be found in higher and mid elevations.

## Distribution and habitat

### Range

The Lalibon red fox is endemic to the Lalibon Mountains of Kosna and coexists with some endangered red fox (*V. vulpes*) populations. Though the Lalibon Mountains span into parts of Hartnett and Minuka, the Lalibon red fox is absent from those portions of the mountain range and can only be found in the Kosna portions of the mountains, mainly in the southern half where their highest densities exist in the popular tourist town of Cadovin where their population is around 310. Prior to the 1800s, some speculate that the Lalibon red fox is the same as any other red fox but many see them as a subspecies. Populations likely extended to 30,000 in the 1750s and dropped to just 730 due to overhunting, poisoning, trapping, habitat destruction, and spiking populations of culpeos, darolles, and jackals. Kosna was once seen to be home to the "*perfect foxes."* many royals from western and northern countries came down to the area of the Lalibon Mountains to hunt the foxes for their fur.
Mummy Bug

The **mummy-bug** (*Greticularos lapitans*) is a species of scarab native to the eastern seaboard of Pasia, southeastern Parania, and the Borogoves. Mummy bugs are found mainly in sun-drenched, undisturbed woodlands in southeastern Parania and Pasia, and in deep deciduous woodlands in the Borogoves. They are called the mummy-bug due to them often being seen carrying their young on their backs as well as being very protective of them, often leading them to bite with their mouthparts. These insects are considered a symbol of Mothers Day in the Borogoves and Obnivir.
Lady Aeri

**Lady Aeri** is a ghostly apparition reported commonly throughout Seyeong, northern Tamaya, and western Xingshuan, though some similar reports have been spotted in Tapeca, The Colungos, Cerene, The Marima Islands, and the east coast of Nareemia. The woman is often seen in dark streets in between forests or trees late at night and was first spotted in Bangadpa in northern Seyeong three weeks after the death of a beloved and kindly old woman was announced in the town, who was named Aeri Cha, and was known to be a "bright and delightful spirit" this caused many to believe the ghostly apparition they were seeing to be that of Aeri, so they named the ghost, Lady Aeri.

## Sightings

### Seyeong

Seyeong has the most sightings of Lady Aeri and has one of the most ghost sightings in general in the world and the major city of Bangadpa was sometimes known by believers as "the Ghost Capital of the world" due to a large number of sightings present in the city, about 43% of the city believe in ghosts and other spirit life, likely due to the city being located very convenient to the country's largest forests and mountains and not many dare to step into it which sparked the beliefs in ghosts. The first sighting was in the suburbs of Bangadpa in a isolated road which was between rows of "tall deciduous trees" and was spotted by two young bikers who thought they saw a deer or fox walking by but at closer glance, noticed it was a woman in a white dress who appeared to be injured but continued to walk, when the two tried to help the woman, the woman replied and said she didn't need help and two seconds later supposedly walked into thin air. The bikers were confused and began to look for the woman, thinking she might've fell into a bush or something. The woman was gone when they searched the entire area and they began to spectulate they were dealing with a ghost.
Kosna haskap

The **Kosna haskap** (*Lonicera caerulea*) is a species of non-climbing honeysuckle native to more shrubby and vegetated areas of Kosna, Hartnett, Minuka, Obnivir and Mecirhan. The northern counterpart of the Kosna haskap is the common haskap. Differences between the Kosna haskap and the common haskap are quite obscure but it is believed that the Kosna haskap has a better taste.
Kartala

**Kartala** (English: Eagle land) is a term referring to the eastern coast of Pasia and central-eastern Parania. The locations included in this term range from Avishaman north to Sidrova and a total of 7 countries, sometimes 8 (if counting Saint Philomena), are included in this region; they are Avishaman, Kafaniyat, Mecirhan, Kosna, Hartnett, Obnivir, and Sidrova.

## Climate

Kartala has an extremely diverse and vibrant climate. From Kosna south, much of the climate can be defined as one of the following; hot desert, hot summer mediterranean, warm summer mediterranean, and, in very small portions, cold semi-arid. Hartnett, Obnivir, and Sidrova is majority cold semi-arid, but has some portions of warm summer mediterranean; it is widely semi-arid and continental with harsh winters and hot summers. The area south of the mountains spanning Hartnett and Kosna's borders lacks any weather other then sunshine and is known to have an "eternal summer" with little changes throughout spring, fall, and winter. Obnivir, Hartnett, and Sidrova experience all four seasons, but very minimalistically in fall and spring with a good lack of rainfall, thunderstorms, tornadoes, fog, or any other extreme weather; even blizzards despite the frigid temperatures it experiences in December. Humidity is very low in all regions of Kartala but it still exists periodically, mostly in southeastern Kafaniyat and amongst the coastline of Avishaman.

## Demographics

In the region, Sharikba is the largest city with a population of 4 million. The others have populations averaging between 130,000-1 million. Kartala has a blend of population with mixtures of Arabs, Indians, Brits, and Slavic peoples; it becomes the most homogenous south and west of Lakoba where Arabs mark the majority. Percentage-wise, Arabs constitute approximately 64 % of Kartala's population or over 1 in 2 people(s).

## Culture

The indigenous culture of Kartala is a beautiful blend of Arabic and Slavic cultures, with the countries north of Kosna showing off this blend very beautifully. South of Kosna, Arab culture is the dominating culture with Islam influencing much of the cultural practices. Instruments in Kartala's culture include the rabab, the tambourine, the oud, and the sitar.
Oglos

Oglos is a country in Herethear, bordering both the Marima Ocean and the Desert Ocean as well as being the 5th biggest country of Herethear. The country borders Nareemia to its north and west, Cerene has a maritime border to Oglos to its east, and the Marima Islands to its south. Oglos has two states, Northern Oglos and Southern Oglos. Northern Oglos includes the Karen Desert and the Heckman Region while the Southern Oglos region includes the capital Oglos City as well as both the Marima and Desert coastlines. There are 876,000 inhabitants. There are actually more animals then there are humans in this country. The country’s capital, Oglos City is located in the country’s southwest. The city is the southernmost major city of mainland Herethear.

## Demographics

Oglos is 83% Christianity with 61.5% of the total population identifying as Roman Catholic, 14.8% identifying as Mainline Protestant and Evangelical, 3.35% identifying as Latter Day Saints and 3.35% identifying as Mormon. 15.6% identify as not religious at all (14.3% Unaffiliated, 1.2% Agnostic, and 0.1% Atheism). 1.1% identify with Indigenous and folk religions and 0.3% identify with other religions such as Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and many others. About 60% (525,600) of Oglos' population live in Oglos City, the other 40% (350,400) live mainly along southern and the east coast of Oglos, though a small pocket of Oglos' population (About 12%, 105,120) live in the north and parts of the Karen Desert. About 28% of Oglos identifies as Indigenous, 30% as European (25% are Herethearians of European origin, 5% were born in Europe), 37% as Mixed Race, and 5% as African. About 77% of the population has brown or black hair, 12% have red hair, and 11% have blonde or light hair. A estimate said that there are actually more wildlife and plant life present in northern Oglos then anyone actually living there with a large population of mule deer, coyotes, roadrunners, fence lizards and mosquitoes combined to double the amount of human life there, making the Karen Desert one of the least populous regions of the world.

## Geography

The northern half of the country is dry, arid, hot, and rarely recieves snow and is abundant of saguaros, marble oaks, and prickly pears. The central region and Oglos City area is semi-arid but coastal areas tend to be very humid with humidity rates going as high as 89.6 to 90.2 percent. The southern half of the country is considered the "Secretive Pearl" as it is seen as very picturesque and has locations and natural regions looking similar to those of The Marima Islands and Mako Mako with extremely lush, humid and tropical forests abundant of tropical milkweeds, palms, live oaks, silverleaf nightshades, sea grapes, and cocoplums.
Island marmot

The **island marmot**, known in the real-world as *Marmota vancouverensis,* is a marmot species native to the Siere province of Stafcord and northeastern most Athens. The marmot is endangered and evasive, only spotted periodically. The natural sub-alpine meadows that these marmots rely on upon have extensively been affected by human activities, and the expense of those habitats have implicated the marmots much more than other wildlife. Island Marmots look like other marmot species overall, but can be differentiated due to their darker chocolate brown coat and irregular white patches around the snout and chest. Other marmot species tend to have more uniform colouration with darker fur on the back and upper body, and lighter underparts.

## Predators

There are over twelve main predators of marmots, but only two predators coexist in the related area of this marmot. They are the gray wolf and the eagle, and sometimes humans can be included as well. While predation is natural, it is a threat due to the low **population** of marmots that has resulted from habitat loss and degradation.
Striped skunk

The **striped skunk** (Mephitis mephitis) is a nocturnal small mammal native to most of Nareemia, Taro and Siere. Skunks are known for their rude scent of aroma that extinguishes out of their tails if something threatened or appears threatening to them, they just about “trained” every animal that makes way in their tracks to back off with their skunk spray. Striped skunks are polygamous omnivores with few natural predators, save for birds of prey.Like all skunks, they possess highly developed, musk-filled scent glands to ward off predators. They have a long history of association with humans, having been trapped and captively bred for their fur and kept as pets. Skunks nest in burrows made by other wildlife, like marmots or badgers. They also take refuge under logs, in hollowed out trees, in rock or brush piles, and under buildings. They may dig their own den, if necessary. Female skunks are clever enough to den under fence lines, where they are safe from farm machinery. In winter, females may share a communal den to stay warm. Skunks may even seek shelter under your house. As long as your pet doesn’t frighten the skunk, your garden will benefit from its voracious omnivorous appetite!

## Distribution

Most skunks range in the western plate of Nareemia and Siere but they also inhabit the eastern plate but in a much more jagged range. They live as north as to northern Tolwick and Stafcord (their northernmost range) to as south as Clementine in the far southwest. They are absent from most of Austin, eastern Bayland, eastern Delkida, and parts of Hualente, North and South Smitona. They inhabit mixed grassland-forest habitats, making the northwestern region of Nareemia the perfect habitat for them, same thing for most of Tolwick and Stafcord. Skunks have been intentionally introduced in large numbers to Borogovia where they are a common sight in the dusk and dawn, they have spread vagrantly into Munnach, Hargenland, New Edeloria and Silegre.
List of documented animals in Vitena

## Northeast

In decreasing order

* Mallard, very common
* Crow, very common
* Raven, very common
* Red-tailed hawk, common
* House sparrow, common, introduced
* House finch, common, introduced
* Elk, very common
* Moose, very common
* Bald eagle, common
* Mule deer, common
* Dark-eyed junco, common
* Timber rattlesnake, common
* White-tailed deer, common
* Red squirrel, fairly common
* Cottontail rabbit, fairly common
* Mountain cottontail rabbit, fairly common
* Coyote, fairly common
* Blue jay, slightly common
* Black bear, slightly common
* Chipmunk, slightly common
* Beaver, slightly common
* Common raccoon, slightly common
* Muskrat, slightly common
* River otter, slightly common
* Nutria, slightly common, introduced
* Red fox, average
* Snowshoe hare, average
* Bobcat, average
* Northern cardinal, average
* Wild goat, uncommon, introduced
* Wild cattle, uncommon, introduced
* Chamois, uncommon, introduced
* Black rat, varied
* Brown rat, varied
* Northern flying squirrel, rare
* Northern pocket gopher, rare
* Masked shrew, rare
* Deer mouse, rare
* Striped skunk, rare
* Gray fox, very rare
* Marten, very rare
* White-footed mouse, very rare
* Bighorn sheep, very rare
* Mountain lion, seldom seen
* Mountain goat, seldom seen
Pasian sensitive-plant

**Pasia sensitive-plant**, also known as sleepy-plant, action plant, touch-me-not, shameplant, and simply "senstive-plant," is a pea/legume family creeping annual or blooming perennial plant. Much of Pasia and the Celestial Islands, as well as minor areas of Kosna, Hartnett, Sidrova, and Obnivir, are home to the plant. It is commonly grown for its curiosity value: when touched or shaken, the compound leaves fold inward and droop, guarding themselves from harm, and then re-open a few minutes later. Despite its origins as a tropical, subtropical, or pantropical plant, the plant has already moved to temperate regions of Parania, where it thrived in some areas. However, most of the countries where it would likely survive have rare sightings of snow. The plant was absent from the entire continent of Parania as well as most of northeastern Pasia but introductions to garden landscapes have had some escapees and the plant's range grew; in much of its nonnative range, it is considered a weed.

## Distribution and habitat

Apart from the northeastern region, the plant's native origins are found across Pasia. It can presently be found in Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, St. Walpurga, Mako Mako, The Marima Islands, Cerene, Toba, Hodabe, Lotoces, and Doherea, as well as the Herethearian countries of Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, St. Walpurga, Mako Mako, Mako Mako, The Marima Islands, Cerene, Toba, Hodabe, Loto It was brought to the southern countries of Parania (usually near the seaside), where it was quickly identified as a weed. The majority of the wild and healthy populations in Parania are found in southeastern Kosna, but introduced populations have also been found in Hartnett, Obnivir, Sidrova, Nalvano, The Abramos Republic, Orirbella, Bilva, Lobevia, Lavotia, Cagneux, The Celestial Islands, and Dalamatia.
Neil Armstrong

**Neil Armstrong**, originally known as Neil Bonneville is the husband of Cassidee Armstrong. His wife convinced him to change his last name so when she becomes a infamous internet sensation, he'd be "*up there in the stars alongside her*". Neil was born in Namporschia, in suburban Nopa, where he met Cassidee and described that he felt she was the one he needed to marry, he described her as pretty as a field-of-roses, but often described that she had a "unique" body odor at the time he met her. He eventually became vegan after being convinced multiple times by his wife and the two sometimes collab in social media to spread the news to become vegan and listed multiple reasons to doing so.

## Personal life

**Neil Armstrong** was born in Nopa, Namporschia to Lindsay and Matthieu Bonneville, his father was originally from Cagneux but travelled to Namporschia to visit the ghostly, paranormal sites and to sightsee the dramatic, deciduous rolling hills of the state where he met his soon-to-be wife, Lindsay on a hiking trail, the two wedded and soon after gave birth to Neil. The family was very wealthy, his father was a very successful doctor but was often made fun of due to his strong Cagneuxian accent - his mother was a lawyer and soon after, Neil also become a very successful lawyer causing him to becoming extremely rich. He met Cassidee Armstrong when she travelled to Nopa to protest about animal rights and was attracted by her "beauty", the two eventually fell in love and married and lived in Sprookeuvel, Barrera, Vitena and currently, live in the Wisetoom region on the Isle of Charquinnt. They are described as a very frequently "travelling pair" as many often seen them move in and out.
Ivanora

### Friends

Ethelinda, Brassica, Daciana, Iphigenia, Anastasia, Orion, Ameya, Vanda, Blake, The Village Deer, Bishop Dargoch

### Enemies

Hadenough
King Hassius
Nadia

### Height

5’ 11”

**Ivanora** is a forest nymph that has the power to know everybody’s truths and lies using a magical orb she holds in her leather purse. She was never seen by any human until one day, a curious little Daciana skipped a little too deep in the woods and saw Ivanora performing her magical arts. Ivanora, being the kind lady she really is didn’t harm Daciana but asked her to PROMISE she won’t tell a soul what she saw. 7 years later, when Brassica and Ethelinda were looking for the legend of Ivanora, Ivanora gave Daciana permission to bring them to her and there she showed them why Iphigenia was acting as she was. Ivanora has green-blue ombré hair that glows like fireflies, high cheekbones, slender and tall build, white skin, greenish-blue fox eyes, a blue glowing dress that changes color to camouflage with the woods, as well as long flown hair.
The Harvest Moon Dinner

The **Harvest Moon Dinner** is a four-day long celebration celebrated in Northern Parania and parts of Cheskachena and Apelchem. It happens annually from the day of the Harvest Moon and ending three days after. The festival is about appreciating the harvest farmers do for us and a celebration is usually held with dinners being the crucial portion of it.

## Customs and Traditions

Many Christians go to mass two-times a day during this four-day period, that is 8-days of mass in total, and many masses include dinners at the fellowship halls which usually start at 9 p.m. and end around midnight, but the most common custom is visiting family and eating dinner with them; common meals include mashed potatoes, poultry, salads, gourds, parsnips and many others. In Parlinn, each day welcomes a new activity, the first-one is called "*fange-og-slippe*" which translates to "catch-and-release", many party directors, teachers, church leaders, etc often catch around a hundred birds (usually crows, magpies, or ravens) and dye them in different colours (Most commonly white, blue, or red), around 50-100 people participate in the activity in different quadrants of cities and are each given a bird (In some instances, two) and at once, all release the birds into a nearby park, creek, or forest. The second-one is called flit catching, flits are an ancient fairy-like creature that is said to inhabit Parlinn, Elsenord, Vindborg and Cheskachena, around 200 people participate in different locations and are each split into groups-of-ten (20 different groups in total) and all trek within a park or forest of some sort holding onto jars catching flits and/or flit-like creatures, it is said the more creatures caught the more points you recieve, eventually you'd need to release the creature afterwards. The third-one is folk-dancing where many river-dance to Parlinnian folk music in traditional outfits, during this day, many go out to shop for food to munch-on if they don't feel like dancing, and the fourth-one is called the gift-exchange, much like Christmas, except most of the gifts given out are small and food-related, and it is considered bad luck if you do not use or eat the thing given. When the festival wraps up, food sales are quite common in Parlinn afterwards.
Momentary bamboo

The **momentary bamboo** (*Phyllostachys momentum*) is a species of fast-growing bamboo native to western Nareemia, southwestern Siere and the Soon Islands. It is also known as the deciduous bamboo, Nareemian bamboo, and woodpecker-tree. The bamboo is considered very noxious and large colonies are present and common throughout Nareemia and Siere, especially in areas of Balmica, where over ten acres of bamboo forest is present in a section of the south. The bamboo is commonly grown as an ornamental.

## Distribution

The momentary bamboo is widely distributed and native to the western section of Nareemia and Siere and is also commonly seen in parts of the Soon Islands, Kutwhe, and Minuka. The bamboo can tolerate most wet environments that do not contain normal amounts of snowfall, but do not do well in very tropical climates either. In Nareemia, most momentary bamboo is concentrated in large colonies in Balmica, Clementine, Vitena, and Nocaliena; they remain almost elusive in the wild in areas north of those sections.
Spit maple

## Spitface maple

The **spitface maple** (*Acer pentaphyllum*) is a very rare and endangered species of maple which once had a large distribution across all of Parania south of Parlinn, north of Cantango, and west of Sidrova with another extinct population that ranged in The Royal North of Chuliana. The spit maple tree grows up to ten meters in height and has palmately compound hairless leaves that turn a deep scarlet in autumn, usually with 5 lobes.
Prairie Dog

The **prairie dog** is a burrowing, insectivorous rodent native to the grasslands of Nareemia, Taro and Siere. Prairie dogs are very common and listed as least-concern.

## Nareemia

They are widespread through Nareemia, especially in scrublands and grasslands abudant of food.

### Desert

In Desert, their are over 120000 prairie dogs in Desert. Many live in the scrublands near the Maineda border, and in mesquite forests, where their is both shade and berries.

### Austin

Thanks to the dry weather, Half of Nareemia's population of prairie dogs reside in Austin. Austin has many sunken lands with shade escaping heat for prairie dog's wants, aswell as a abundance of insects commonly in the grasslands.

### Bayland

Bayland has about 23000 prairie dogs, most of them living in the drier parts near the foothills of the Heckman Mountains. Bayland however is rainy at most spots which means prairie dogs don't favor the area.

### Southport

Southport has around 10000 prairie dogs residing in the canyons of the Heckman Mountains. Prairie dogs don't favor the area due to most of the strip being too humid for the prairie dog's needs.

### Vitena

Vitena has around 15000 prairie dogs mostly living near the foothills and plains of the Hilley Mountains. Vitena calls them a *pest* due to them destroying their century-old gardens.

### Stagg

Stagg has great weather for prairie dogs, especially having a mix of shade and dry climate. Prairie dogs like to live widespread in Stagg.

### New Siere

New Siere is far too cold and dry for prairie dogs, meaning they have little to no prairie dogs.

### Montane

Montane has the second most prairie dogs, next to Austin. Montane has around 245000 prairie dogs living at it's jagged peaks and foothills.

### Delkida

Delkida comes in third for most prairie dogs. Their is around 190000 prairie dogs residing in the mixed prairie-foothill biomes in Delkida. Delkida has also periodically have the prairie dog as it's state animal until 1543, when it was replaced by a Bison.

### Maineda

Maineda has a medium-sized amount of prairie dogs, most of them living in the panhandle.

### Athens

Athens has about 7000 prairie dogs living south of the capital, Killisano. Athens is considered too humid and foggy for prairie dogs.

## Parania

Today, prairie dogs mostly live in the southern countries of Parania (Celestial Islands, Kosna, Orirbella) where they lie prey to the native black-footed ferret.
Northern crested porcupine

The northern crested porcupine (*Hystrix cristata boreotis*) is a subspecies of crested porcupine found in northern Hartnett, Obnivir, and parts of Sidrova and Minuka. They are common in urban areas, more specifically Bearingsham and Victoria in central Obnivir and are also common woodland dwellers.
Junelily Armstrong

**Junelily Armstrong** is the biological sister of Hayzel Armstrong and Cassidee "Coco" Anne Armstrong, as well as being an adopted daughter of Carmenne Ozenilatch. She and her sister found out they were related to Cassidee or, better known as her stage name, Miss Vegan, through a DNA test on Christmas Day in 2022. The two sisters were appalled to be related to "such a creature" but contacted Cassidee anyways informing her of them being related, Cassidee thought the claims were false but then caught up to realize they were true and began to spitefully strike at the woman and insult them through text-and-call constantly with different numbers and told them how angered she was that they left her alone with a "deadbeat mother" (Sue Armstrong), eventually, the two told police that Cassidee went as far as to telling an "old vegan friend" to document their daily meals by peeking through a window in their western Apelchemmian home and filed a restraining order towards her, her husband, and the "old vegan friend" who is known to be a female of 50 years old with the fake name Julie.
Saving Times Fairies

In Paranian mythology, there are a race of fae called the Saving Times Fairies. They are said to only appear during the event of savings times and may be the cause of savings times. These fae were once said to be very impish and played around with clocks and doohickeys. These fairies are diurnal and they often desired for it to be daytime all year round. Eventually, the clocks being messed around made the sun and moon loose their patience and finally made it official, one part of the year would fall a hour back, and one would leap a hour forward, leaving the fairies prancing with joy.
Lilac-breasted roller

The **lilac-breasted roller** is a bird of the family Coraciidae. It is distributed throughout the west coast of Nareemia and spotty areas of Pondchaud and Kamver, but prefers humidity-rich, subtropical oceanic forests and swamplands, so it steers closer to South Sandona, Clementine, southern Balmica, and Nocaliana. They are usually found alone or in pairs and can commonly been seen sitting upon powerlines and on treetops.
Kelp goose

The **kelp goose (Chloephaga hybrida)** is a species of goose native to the northernmost halves of Siere, Cheskachena, The Isle of Chark, Grint Island, and coastal Vindborg and Pärlinn. The goose inhabits rocky coastlines rounding their food sources. Males are a white color, with a black beak, and yellow feet. The females are dark brown, with transverse gray lines on the chest, and yellow feet. The geese are known to eat only (or usually) kelp as their diet, hence the name kelp geese.
Panstivo snail

The **eastern snail**, also known as the **Panstivo snail** (Helix panstivo), is a large, edible, air-breathing land snail native to eastern Parania and parts of Pasia.

## Distribution

Minuka, Kosna, Hartnett, Obnivir, Sidrova, Podochovia, and Naliland are among the countries in Parania where the Panstivo snail has been discovered. Their number and distribution become more sporadic in Pasia, but they can still be seen in Mecirhan, Jabala, and Kafaniyat on occasion. Avishaman, Chuliana, Cheskachena, and Nalvano have all seen stray populations.
Stumppitter

The mythological **stumppitter** (Manduceno starrestigaus) is reported to live in the hemlock woods of northwestern Borogovia. It is claimed to be a crafty creature that looks like a foxhound with deer legs that takes traveller's belongings overnight if they are not covered by one of the traveller's wedding rings, which are constructed to resemble the shape of the sun, which stumppitters dislike since they are allergic to sunlight. During the day, stumppitters seek shelter in a tree or a hole. Stumppitters are docile creatures who aren't considered a threat.
Spotted Skunk

The **spotted skunk** is a small, relatively small species of skunk found in Herethear, thoroughly in eastern Nareemia and small areas of Taro. This portable skunk is more weasel-like in body shape than the more familiar striped skunk. Today, they compete with striped skunks, badgers, wild hamsters and pacas in Nareemia.

## Distribution

Specifically, the **spotted skunk** is mainly found in Stagg, Vitena, as well as some parts of Montane and New Siere. But some subspecies of them make appearances in west Nareemia, for example, some in Maineda.

Others make small appearances, but in very minimal amounts in Taro, mostly in the New Parania region, like in Blackburn.
Spruce grouse

The **spruce grouse** (*Falcipennis canadensis*) is a medium-sized grouse found throughout coniferous or boreal woodland of Herethear. It is one of the most arboreal grouse species, fairly well adapted to perching and moving about in trees. When approached by a predator, it relies on camouflage and immobility to an amazing degree, for example letting people come to within a few feet before finally taking flight, a behavior that has earned it the nickname "fool's hen".

## Distribution and Habitat

They inhabit mountainous coniferous woods in the far northern half of Nareemia and throughout all of Siere. Their southernmost range is Montane. They inhabit Tolwick, Berchill, Stafcord, Causaking, Sierve, north and western New Siere, northern most Montane and the north borders rounding Siere in Athens. Spruce grouse are always associated with conifer-dominated forests, be they pine, spruce, or fir. They seem to prefer young successional stands. In summer they can be found near rich understory of blueberries and other shrub, and in winter they prefer denser stands.

## Diet

The staple winter food is conifer needles, clipped directly from the tree, preferably the midcrown of pines though other conifers such as spruce are exploited as well. Spruce needles are high in calcium and their increase in use by females in Spring may be related to egg production In summer the birds can forage on the ground, eating berries, green plants such as blueberry leaves, fungi, and some insects. In winter, when only needles are consumed, the caeca (dead-end extensions of the intestines) and ventriculus (gizzard) increase in size to support digestion. The crop is also well developed: up to 45 cc of needles (about 10% of body mass) can be stored in the crop at the end of the day, to be digested over the duration of the night fast. Like other birds, spruce grouse consume clay, grit or small stones to help their gizzard break down food. Chicks under 1-week old feed on insects and other arthropods, then switch to berries and fungi until the fall, when they start feeding on needles. Birds captured while on the winter diet have been maintained several months without loss of weight, on only pine needles and grit and clay taken from where they were seen consuming it.
Parania redwood

The Parania redwood is an extinct species of tree apart of the Sequoiodeae family. They were once the tallest and largest trees in Parania. They have been known to live up to a thousand years but were driven to extinction in Parania due to overuse in its wood for buildings and houses, they once dominated some forests in Minuka and Obnivir.

## Distribution

They were found in rainy and sometimes colder regions of Minuka, Obnivir, Hartnett, Kosna, and Mecirhan.
Paranian Moose

**Paranian Moose** is a species of moose found in Parania, particularly northernmost Cheskachena, Elsenord, Vindborg, Parlinn and The Isle of Chark, and the north waterfronts of Apelchem. The moose is somewhat rare, only found in the perishing boreal forests of the north. These moose require habitat with sufficient palatable plants (e.g., pond grasses, young trees and shrubs), cover from predators, and protection from awfully hot or cold weather. The moose, due to its large size, has little-to-no prey except for the elusive brown bear.

## Gallery

A female Paranian mooseA male Paranian moose
Northern Nareemia

**Northern Nareemia** is a region of Nareemia, that starts above the Maineda-Athen border. States included in this region are Athens, Montane, Vitena, Stagg, New Siere and sometimes Delkida and Maineda though they are preferably Nareemian West. The region’s biggest city was Kilisano in Athens and Vitena City in Vitena. The region is often never mentioned as most regions are split into the two directions (East, West).
Nareemian spotted cuscus

The Nareemian spotted cuscus is a cuscus, marsupial, related to its southernly and more populated cousin, the Common spotted cuscus. They are endangered species and are much, much smaller, the size of a tarsier or hamster. They hang upon bamboo sprouts and have a very small population in the extreme southwestern parts of Southport, as well as parts of the west coast of Oglos.
Solenodon

The **solenodon** is an insectivorous animal that lives in the tropical rainforests of the Herethear islands and southern Nareemia. They are commonly found mostly in the northern Marima Islands. They are incredibly venomous and bites can injure a human, badly. Their diet consists largely of earthworms, beetles and ants. **Solenodons** create **venom** in enlarged submaxillary glands, and only inject **venom**through their bottom set of teeth. The symptoms of a **solenodon** bite include general depression, breathing difficulty, paralysis, and convulsions; large enough doses have resulted in death in lab studies on mice.
Maineda

**Maineda** is a state in eastern Nareemia, bordering Hualente to the west, Athens to the north, Somet to the northwest, Desert to the south and Taro to the east. The state holds the central Hilleys to the west, and many prairies to the north and east as well as the Heckman Desert to the extreme south.

## General Information

* Capital: Nayla, a urban city situated in the state’s southeast, just above the border of Desert.
* Population: 4,345,234 is the estimated state population.
* State Bird: Meadowlark
* State Flower: Iris Setosa
* State Tree: Red Cedar
* State Mammal: Greater Moose
Rouge mice.

**Rouge mice** (*Mus rubrum*) are a species of mice native to Windsure, the Royal North of Chuliana, the Borogoves, and the Wisetoom region. They are large mice, roughly double the size of an ordinary house mouse, that thrive in wet, dewy meadows and large, old-growth deciduous forests making their native region the perfect environment for them. They are orange-to-red in color with a large albinism rate comprising 17% of the rouge mouse population.
Kraza

The **Kraza** are a race of deer that are somewhat a "cousin" to the sirens and kelpies; but the **Kraza** inhabit the opposite side of the world; waters miles south of South Gouba nearing the antarctic. Unlike the keldeer, kelpie, or the siren, the Kraza aren't vicious and won't drown a victim to their death. They are seen as lonely creatures who search far and wide among the riverbanks and coastlines for a worthy human or companion to care for them.

## Behavior

They, unlike the keldeer (Their evil and northernly cousins), aren't apart of any kingdom of any sort and are rather just wild mythical creatures that originated somewhere in the ancient mountains of Cheskachena; but as the invasion of keldeer shifted eastwards; they escaped their wrath by moving south a few miles below the southernmost point of South Gouba, where they swim in the ocean and walk amongst the banks and coastlines. Over time; they grew bored and lonely and often search for a human companion. They are said to be able to extend their back to fit more-and-more people onto their backs as they ride through the waters. They also vary in glorious and fantastic colors; ranging from a peacock mane around its neck to a bland and simple deer-look.
Religion in Each Country

## Countries

### Kutwhe

51.0% Kutwhean Religion of Mako Mako, 6.0% Religion of Mako Mako, 4.0% Christianity and 40.0% Unaffiliated.

### Orchid Isle

9.6% Religion of Mako Mako, 1.70% Christianity, and 88.7% Unaffiliated.

### Mako Mako

91.7% Religion of Mako Mako, 1.7% Other Religions (Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism), and 6.6% Unaffiliated.

### The Marima Islands

68.8% Christianity, 14.0% Religion of Mako Mako, 10.0% Indigenous Farma Religion, and 7.2% Unaffiliated.

### Toba

42.0% Christianity, 7.0% Religion of Mako Mako, 2.0% Other Religions, and 49.0% Unaffiliated.

### Lotoces

90.0% Christianity, 3.0% Religion of Mako Mako, and 7.0% Unaffiliated.

### The St. Walpurga Islands

90.0% Christianity, 6.0% Islam, 2.0% Hinduism, and 2.3% Unaffiliated.

### Cerene

60.0% Christiantiy, 23.0% Hinduism, 9.0% Islam, 5.0% Religion of Mako Mako, 2.0% Buddhism, and 11.0% Unaffiliated.

### Obnivir

71.8% Christianity, 3.5% Islam, 3.5% Hinduism, 0.1% Other Religions, and 16.5% Unaffiliated.

### Owanda

60.0% Christianity, 39.0% Islam, and 1.0% Unaffiliated.

### Borogovia

70.0% Christianity and 30.0% Unaffiliated.

### Dalamatia

63.5% Christianity, 1.82% Islam, 0.91% Buddhism, 0.91% Judaism, 0.22% Paganism, and 29.0% Unaffiliated.
Spruce lizard

The **Spruce lizard** (*A. sprucea*) is a species of lizard related to the anoles of the southern Herethearian islands. The species is found from southern Obnivir to northern Kosna. The lizard has been known to tolerate cold weather and often favors cold and gloomy weather over warm weather. There are sometimes known as the black anole due to their dark pigmentation.

## Distribution and habitat

Spruce lizards are usually found in open fields and thickets with a decent amount of precipitation. Their name "spruce" lizard comes from them being found mainly in thickets abundant of evergreen, especially kip pine, they were also, more then likely, found around Parania redwoods before the tree's extinction. Spruce lizards have slowly moved their range into urban areas where they are sometimes seen in Wyatt, Hamkicyk and Lakoba. Spruce lizards are very arboreal and if seen in urban areas are likely to be seen around gardens and on cultivated trees. Spruce lizards are found in high densities where there are also high densities of Wyatt flies, their favorite insect.

Their range is found as far north as Wyatt in Obnivir to the foothills just south of Lakoba in Kosna, they are found in Obnivir, Hartnett and Kosna and barely exceed their range into southwestern Minuka.
Potato rat

**Potato rats**, also known as farmhouse rat or henhouse rat is a rodent native to Nareemia, Taro and Siere, common throughout eastern Athens, Delkida, Maineda, northern halves of Desert and Austin, most of Vitena, parts of Stagg and Bayland, up through Kamver, Causaking down east to Tolwick and parts of Stafcord. They receive their name from farmers reporting that these rats are often seen in packs eating their potatoes, poultry, carrots, chicks, and grass seeds. These rats are said to be extremely aggravating, known to farmers and ranchers as pests, “nudniks”, and “gadflies”. There are over 6.2 million potato rats, making them one of the largest populated animals of Nareemia, Taro and Siere.

## Behaviour

These rats activity varies, they don’t have a specific time to come out and play. They can come out at daylight and nighttime, though they mostly come out when food is near. They are crepuscular creatures, barely sleeping. They swim greatly and don’t mind rainfall. These rats dig well, and often excavate extensive burrow systems.
May I Come Ins

The **May I Come Ins**, also known as the askers or the mystery woman, is a mythical creature that inhabits the hemlock forests of Borogovia and Hargenland. The creature likes to targets tents and caravans with travelers and merchants inside and it's presence is easily known due to a common tactic the creature pulls. The most common occurrence is that when the traveler is just getting ready to go to sleep in his caravan or tent, a woman's voice can be heard outside his tent and caravan saying "May I come in?" and the creature typically repeats the exact phrase alongside a few questioning hellos until the traveler opens his tent or caravan door; after the traveler opens the caravan door or tent, there is no woman. This typically leads to the traveler the next day searching for the mystery woman who knocked on his caravan or tent, and some believe this a spell the May I Come Ins pulls called the "spell of obsession" which leaves its victims to become lovestruck, risque and desperate to find the woman for a long period of time.
Moray Eel

**Moray eels** are slender, serpent-like fish indigenous to the Marima Ocean and the Desert Ocean. They have two sets of jaws intoxicated with poison which can grab unlucky prey as well as being greatly nocturnal species with few predators, making it adapt well to the oceans. Today they live around trivial rocky shore lines, reefs, and mangroves. Some morays are freshwater, like the mud moray which resides in flowy streams that cut through Mako Mako and Kutwhe.

## Distribution

Today, their heftiest population has to-be in the Eastern Marima Ocean, which broadens from The Vitena Bay to under Mako Mako. Though they live throughout both the Desert and Marima Ocean, they are largely attracted and adapted well to the salty mope of the Eastern Marima Ocean and specifically chiefly live amongst the shorelines of Mako Mako.
Seed gerbil

**Seed gerbil** ( (*Meriones unguiculatus*) is a rodent native to eastern Parania, especially the steppes of central-east Parania. They, today, live in Nalvano, Bilva, Orirbella, Sidrova, southern Cheskachena, Obnivir, Minuka, Kosna, Hartnett and Eastern Silegre but their historic range lived as far west as Cagneux and as far north as northern Apelchem, they are extirpated from those areas likely due to overpredation and hunting.

## Invasive Species

Though not a pest in other countries, they are a growing pest in Minuka. Minuka has just the right climate and enviroment for them so it’s no surprise they are so plentiful there. The red fox and Cheskachena darolle population in Minuka is decreasing wildly so they cannot be naturally killed as well as they being illegal to kill in Minuka. Minukans have protested to kill off some of these animals or send them to neighbouring countries (Kosna, Hartnett, Cheskachena).