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Island shrew

The **island shrew** (*Sorex insulam*), also known as the Panstivo shrew or common shrew, is a species of shrew endemic to Panstivo. It is 55 to 82 millimetres (2.2 to 3.2 in) long and weighs 5 to 12 grams (0.2 to 0.4 oz), and has velvety dark brown fur with a pale underside. Juvenile shrews have lighter fur until their first moult. The common shrew has small eyes, a pointed, mobile snout and red-tipped teeth. It has a life span of approximately 14 months. Shrews are usually active day and night, taking short periods of rest between relatively long bursts of activity.

## Distribution and habitat

The island shrew is the most common animal on the island, and may be found almost anywhere on the island, however it is more elusive in metropolitan areas. They can be found in forested and grassy sections of the island, where insects, their main diet, abound.
Mountain pride

**Mountain pride** is a flower native to eastern portions of Nareemia and has since been naturalized to Siere and Oglos. The flower prefers rockier and cooler climates making them seldom seen in Oglos. In Nareemia, they are found in western and southern Maineda, parts of Hualente and Sommet, northern and interior Desert, colder regions of Austin, and western Athens. In Siere, they are introduced in interior Stafcord, northern Causaking and southeastern Tolwick. In Oglos, they are seldom seen in the northernmost parts which appear more rockier and mountainous like the upper Karen Desert.
Sassafras

Sassafras are a tree species native to western Nareemia and southern Siere. They are found in Hasriden, New Hayburg, Gastwere, Chimchester, Stagg, Sendadowa, Balmica, Vitena, Montane, New Siere, Nocaliana, Clementine, South Sandona, North Sandona, Kamver Island, The Soon Islands, Paudchaud, and Causaking. Another species is found in western Taolim.
Martines Hamster

**Martines Hamster** is a species of wild Hamster native to Nareemia’s west. It is a subspecies of the European Hamster.

## Behaviour

Martines hamsters behavior is similar to the real world's European hamster. They almost never sleep, and if they do it is only an one-and-a-half hour a day! They live in complex burrow systems and like to travel a lot, their main goal is to find food and store it in order to hibernate for winter. They are solitary and can cause stress levels around other hamsters of the same specie or another. Sometimes they can be very anxious and bite any passing object.
Nopa

**Nopa** is a region in central Lobevia bounded to the south by the Limona Region, to the north and east by Noydiena, and to the west by the Vitena Sea. The regional capital is Vitena. Nopa is known for being considered the geographic midpoint of Parania, lush forests, beautiful lakes, agriculture, artistic legacy, history, and for being amongst the wealthiest region in the continent.

## History

Nopa was considered the most perfect and resource-rich land in all of Parania thanks to a large plethora of hardwood trees such as red oaks, sugar maples, silver maples, beeches, red alders, black cherries, and black walnuts, as well as softwood trees such as cypresses, western redcedars, and hemlocks and monocots like some palms. It sits in a very important region bounded by the extensive Borogoves region just a few kilometers north, the southern region of Lobevia just a few kilometers south, Cantango just a few kilometers east, and Wisetoom/Lavotia just a few kilometers west.
Silky Mouse

The **silky mouse** (*Pseudomys apodemoides*) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae. It is found only in Desert. Silky mice are native to Nareemia, specifically south-eastern Nareemia (southern Desert). They live in sandy heathlands near plants such as banksias, tea-trees, broombush and mallee eucalypts, which they use to shelter the entrance to their burrows. These mice will dig complex burrows about 2 cm in diameter with multiple tunnels and chambers. In order to support their heavily herbivorous diet, they need a high plant diversity in their habitat consisting of plants which will bloom and bear fruit throughout the entire year. Silky mice are negatively affected by intensely high temperatures and water shortages. Silky mice are nocturnal creatures that rest in their burrows during the day, and go searching for seeds, nectar, flowers, and fruit at night. While they are principally herbivores, silky mice sometimes consume cockroaches in the winter in order to supplement their diet. Silky mice are eligible to breed anytime throughout the year, but usually do so when food conditions are favorable. They tend to have two to five young per litter and they are able to birth successive litters. The Silky mouse tends to live up to two years. Their predators include the beastly hawk, as well as packs of coyotes, or any other canine or feline. Prairie dogs, though they don't eat any silky mouse, will often brutally murder them, making them a threat to the silky mouse.
Peisybaku

### Climate

The north tends to be semi-arid, sunny, and hot in the summer and has dry, sunny, and cold winters (Excluding the northern coastal areas)
The south is very arid and has very rare rainfall, summers are intensely hot and can be dangerous

### National Animal

Mustang

**Peisybaku** is a country in Pasia that borders Rabra to the south, Jabala to the east and Piranab to the southwest. It shares maritime borders with the continent of Parania to its north, with the Celestial Islands bordering its capital city of Sakih. The country is home to 9.9M people, making it one of the populated countries in Pasia. The country is a whopping 1,489km long from the northernmost tip to the southernmost tip, it is the biggest and longest the country in Pasia. The main religion is predominantly Muslim where it takes 87% of the population, Christians and Irreligion take the other 12% (9% Christianity, 3% Irreligion).

## Demographics

About 97% of the total population is religious, this is 9,622,594 peoples. To put this into a more detailed poportion, 88% of the religious population identifies as Muslim with Shias extremely taking the cake over the Sunnis, with Shias being 87% of the population, Sunnis are only 1%. 9% of the population is Christian with 6% of the Christians being Catholic annd 3% of them being Protestant. Only 3% of the population is not apart of a religion at all, making Peisybaku one of the most religious countries in the world. The country is 96% Peisybakuan, 2.16% of the population is Eastern Paranian, and 0.65% of the population is Filipino. 1.24% of the population is other groups. The country is only 0.4% LGBTQIA+.

## Geography

Peisybaku, being a very large country, is very diverse in nature. With most of the north (Except the northern coastline which is extremely warm) having climates similar to the Cheskachenan plains, the country is surprisingly one of the coldest portions of Pasia despite it being more south then many other major Pasian countries (Jabala, Mecirhan, and Kafanayat). The country's infamous mountain range, The Peisybaku Mountains, are home to the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Azuma, which stands a magnificent 8,750 m tall. Approximately 500-800 people attempt to climb the mountain range, though only less then a quarter (20%) do make it to the top, others either giving up or dying. The south is mainly semi-arid or arid desert abundant of sagebrushes and dangerous creatures. The northern portion houses 76% of the country's population.
Maraming beetle

The **maraming beetle** (*Jaliogutoras matimorogos*) also known as the Filipino multiplying beetle, multiplying beetle, and dragon's-lair beetle is a species of beetle native to shaded deciduous forests in western and northern Parania.

## Distribution

The maraming beetle is found as north as southern Elsenord, as east as Sidrova, as west as eastern Windsure, and as south as Cantango and Lobevia.

## Description

Maraming beetles are typically red and blue in color with fuzzy feathery antennae as well as yellow tarsuses, all which resemble the flag of the Philippines, which gave it it's name of the maraming beetle which means "many" in Tagalog. The insects are rounded and are typically 5-8 millimeters in length with long wings that allows them to fly. Most of these beetles fly then leap and typically flee when a human or predator is detected nearby.

## Etymology

Maraming comes from the word "many" in Tagalog due to the beetle's close resemblance to the Filipino flag as well as breeding frequently with up to 100 young. Other names include the Filipino multiplying beetle and multiplying beetle.
Marima Coastline

The Marima Coastline refers to coasts bordering the Marima Ocean. Coastline countries include Nareemia, Siere, Oglos, The Marima Islands, Mako Mako, Kutwhe, The Orchid Isle, Kosna, Hartnett, Orirbella, Bilva, Silegre, The Soon Islands, Bunnart, Balyshel, Apelchem, The Isle of Chark, Windsure, The Celestial Islands, Peisybaku, Rabra, Owanda, Mecirhan, Avishamal and Kafanayat.
Sickled-mouth grizzly bear

The sickled-mouth grizzly bear (Ursus arctos sikamog) is a species of bear inhabiting the Zenith Mountains and Athens, larger then a average grizzly bear. They measure about twelve feet long on AVERAGE, and are a little bigger then a polar bear which is quite crazy. They are very elusive with about 320 individuals in the Zenith Mountains and 112 individuals in Athens. They are a protected species and have minimal predators, other then a whole pack of grey wolves which may ‘try’ to take down such a huge animal.
Life of Morid

The **Life of Morid**, also known as **Earthy Effigy** is a annual holiday in countries across Parania, often celebrated on June 16th. Traditions include spring cleaning, planting flowers, nature walks, practicing plant names, and having a organic feast. The Life of Morid often takes off a day of work or school.

## Traditions

### Spring Cleaning

Practically called spring cleaning though it is almost summer, it is a common thing in The Life of Morid to welcome a fresh, new summer. Cleaning is said to have room in the house for new opportunities and resolutions for the summer if it hasn’t worked out for the New Year.

### Planting

Planting flowers shows your love for nature and earth, which is what Life of Morid is all about. Planting flowers also gets you close to the fresh air in the great outdoors.
Long-haired field rat

The **long-haired field rat** (Tupaiana devilosa) is a species of rodent native to Kutwhe and Orchid Isle and has since been introduced widespread throughout the Northern Hemisphere. The rat is known as one of the largest rats in the world at an astonishing 18" (45.72 cm) in length. The rat has been known to be able to survive in a variety of habitats including tropical forests, deciduous forests, coniferous forests, swamps, deserts, foothills and most urban settings, they may, however, die at colder latitudes with intense winters, because of this amazing ability, the long-haired field rat has been introduced to 31 different countries in order to diversify their animal life. The rat has a fully melanistic appearance.

## Distribution

The long-haired field rat has a very widespread distribution, its native range, however, is limited to southern Kutwhe and northern Orchid Isle however. It has been introduced in multiple countries where its populations skyrocketed, some examples include Lobelia, Orirbella, Nareemia, Minuka, and The Marima Islands. In Nareemia, they are confined to the southwestern section of Clementine, South Sandona, North Sandona, Nocaliena, southern Balmica and southern Vitena, but populations have been leaking into Stagg, Chimchester, New Hayburg, and into Vitena City's metropolitan area. They currently pose no threat to urban wildlife.
Northeastern Nareemian Forests

Northeastern Nareemian Forests is a region of coniferous woodlands located in eastern Athens and northeastern Maineda. The forest trees include larch, Douglas fir, madrone, cedar, alder, crab-apples, pines, spruce, hemlocks, and yews. The area is exceptionally humid, moist and despite it being northern distinguished to other states, it is a temperate state. It is warmer than surrounding states such as Maineda, Delkida, Montane and New Siere. Animals found in these forests include elk, deer, black bears, minks, groundhogs, and beavers.
Spectral bat

The **spectral bat** is a large, carnivorous, leaf-nosed bat found in Oglos, Cerene, The Marima Islands and Mako Mako. It’s the largest bat in the New World, as well as known to be the largest carnivorous bat, its wingspan is 0.7–1.0 m (2.3–3.3 ft). Birds are frequent prey items, though it may also consume rodents, insects, and other bats. The spectral bat is exclusively carnivorous, consuming birds, rodents, and other species of bat. Additionally, it consumes some insects such as beetles. It preys on other bats opportunistically, and it is known to eat bats out of researchers' mist nets. It is associated with tropical rainforests.
Monarch butterfly

The **monarch butterfly** (*Danaus plexippus*) is a milkweed butterfly in the family Nymphalidae. It is frequently regarded as an iconic pollinator species.

## Distribution and habitat

It is found in Parania, primarily south of Amben and west of Nalvagno, though its range may be found as far east as to Panstivo; it is also commonly found along northern and western Pasia. Basswoods, elms, sumacs, locusts, oaks, osage-oranges, mulberries, pecans, willows, cottonwoods, and mesquites have all observed verwintering, roosting butterflies. Monarch butterfly habitats can be found in agricultural fields, grazing land, prairie remnants, urban and suburban residential areas, gardens, trees, and roadside — wherever where larval host plants are available.
Panstivo jumping bean moth

The **Panstivo jumping bean moth** (*Cydia saltitans panstivo*) is a species of moth that is well known for its larva, which lives in the carpels of seeds from various related shrubby trees, Panstivo jumping beans are the common name for these seeds. The egg is laid by the moth on the immature capsule. The newly formed larva gnaws through the fruit, closing the tiny hole as it grows. The larva uses hooks on its anal and four hind abdominal prolegs to attach itself to the capsule with many silken strands. The larva twitches when the fruit is warmed, such as by being held in the palm of the hand, pulling on the threads and creating the characteristic hop. The term "jump" is often exaggerated, but the beans actually move about quite a bit.

## Distribution and habitat

Except for the northern tip of the island, the moths can be found across the island. They can be found in a wide range of environments, including woodlands and other grassy areas, as well as urban settings. They and their seed pods can be found in parks across Dimish and Bondar.
Northwestern calla lily

**The northwestern calla lily** (Zantedeschia aethiopica), often known as the arum, orange calla lily, or simply "cally lily," is a flowering plant endemic to the Isle of Chark, Windsure, Cagneux, Parlinn, Apelchem, Hargenland, New Acheson, Borogovia, New Edeloria, Silegre, Munnach, Lobevia, and Flossland. The vanilla calla lily is the other of two calla lillies found natively in cooler climates.

## Description

The northwest calla lily is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant that is evergreen in wetter locations and deciduous in dry ones. It thrives among brooks, lakes, and ponds. In Alexandria and Windsure, the plant is virtually solely found in lowland areas and is considered a weedy species. Despite being referred to as "orange calla lillies" in some areas, the plant is a bright yellow colour that gradually turns pinkish at the top.
Kosna sycamore

The **Kosna sycamore**, also known as the Sharikba sycamore or the chaparral sycamore is a sycamore tree native to Hartnett and Kosna with its range extending south into northwestern Mecirhan. The tree is a large deciduous tree standing up to 82 feet tall and is usually the dominating tree in chaparral regions of southeastern Parania and is often grouped with the also common bradbush.
Kosna fire-bellied toad

The **Kosna fire-bellied toad** (Bombina kosnatia) is a small semiaquatic frog species native to ponds and bogs of Kosna and Minuka east of the Lalibon Mountains. Kosna fire-bellied toads were once commonplace in its range but introduced populations of white frogs which are migrating upward are slowly taking away the resources they need in order to survive. These "toads" are not actually toads and are actually normal frogs, but were given the name toad due to their similarity in appearance to one.
Raccoon

The **raccoon**, also known as the common raccoon is a medium-sized mammal found throughout Nareemia. These scavenging bandits are found throughout marshes, forests, and metropolitan areas. These ring-tailed animals are equally opportunistic when it comes to choosing a denning site. They may inhabit a tree hole, fallen log, or a house's attic. Females have one to seven cubs in early summer. The young raccoons often spend the first two months or so of their lives high in a tree hole. Later, mother and children move to the ground when the cubs begin to explore on their own.

## Distribution

They are found in every state of Nareemia and southern points of Siere, except their largest quantities are in the western plate of Nareemia - Clementine up to central Paudchaud in Siere. Their largest population possibly resides in Gastwere, located in northwestern Nareemia. Raccoons have been introduced to Kosna and Mecirhan for their fur and about 1,000,000 raccoons live in Kosna and around 50,000 live in Mecirhan.
Mountain goat

The mountain goat is a hooved mammal native to Nareemia and Siere. A subalpine to alpine species, it is a sure-footed climber commonly seen on cliffs and ice. The species is found from northernmost Tolwick and Stafcord southward to the Delkida-Austin border. They have since been introduced to the Hilleys of Vitena, where they still thrive in small populations, alongside the introduced chamois.

Mountain goats are the largest mammals found in their high-altitude habitats, which can exceed elevations of 13,000 feet (4,000 m). They sometimes descend to sea level in coastal areas although they are primarily an alpine and subalpine species. The animals usually stay above the tree line throughout the year but they will migrate seasonally to higher or lower elevations within that range. Winter migrations to low-elevation mineral licks often take them several kilometers through forested areas.

Though it depends firmly on region, mountain goats lie prey to gray wolves, golden eagles, falcons, bald eagles, grizzly bears, and wolverines. Sometimes they have conflicts with their neighbouring ‘prey’ the bighorn sheep, white-tailed and mule deer, as well as the non-native chamois which they may compete firmly on greenery for their feeding. Much of the mountain goat's behavior is a strategy to avoid these animals. Climbing on steep, rocky slopes that other animals can't navigate is their most frequent form of defense.
Panstivo veery

The **Panstivo veery** (*Catharus fuscescens fuscescens*) is a small thrush species endemic to the island of Panstivo (Though it may vagrantly appear in other locations), which it also holds the title of being its national bird. The bird's western counterpart is the Common veery which ranges from central to far western Parania. The veery is the most common bird in the island and the most numerous with uncountable populations that are likely in the millions.

## Distribution and habitat

The veery lives on most of the island but is rarer in the northern and western parts, being most prevalent in and around the Dimish Peninsula. The bird is a common sighting in both urban and rural settings but most of their presence is documented in deep and bushy forests where less predators and possible dangers could be stirring about. Veeries' diet mainly comprises of insects, nuts and seeds. Western veeries are migratory, often wintering south in the Celestial Islands and the continent of Pasia while Panstivo veeries do not have this trait and can be found year-round on the island, though it is very rarely a vagrant to Naliland, Chuliana and mainland Minuka.
Loch Buffalo

The **loch buffalo** is a specie of wisent indigenous to Taolim. They were introduced to Nareemia and Taro for livestock in the 1860s and are now considered an invasive specie. They rely on aquatic plants to live, which is putting endangered native plants at risk in Nareemia. Today they can be spotted in herds in mostly Bayland, southeast Vitena and all of Southport.
Southeastern spiceberry

The **southeastern spiceberry**, also known simply as "*spiceberry*" in its native range, is a deciduous tree native to eastern Parania and northeastern Pasia. The largest and healthiest populations, however, thrive from Obnivir, through Hartnett and Kosna, down to Kafaniyat and Mecirhan's geographic border. The berries of the tree are named after their exceedingly spicy and unpleasant taste; the taste is so strong that it has been utilised in a number of competitions, with those who are strong enough to eat through the spiceberry being rewarded with money. The spiceberry is a superfruit that is packed of antioxidants, despite its severe burning and medicine-like flavour. The spiceberry is a resilient plant that can thrive in both hot and cold climates, with a wide range of habitats ranging from Mecirhan's dry and flat sandy deserts to Podochovia's cold and bleak grasslands. Another species called the common spiceberry, though very similar in appearance, is not the same species as the southeastern spiceberry, and is found in northwestern Parania, Silegre, and through the Borogoves.
Paya Santa Maria

**Paya Santa Maria** is the capital of the Celestial Islands. It is one of the most southernmost cities of Parania, next to Sharikba. Nicknames for the city is “Gracious Coast City” or “The Gracious Coast”. The city is located in southwestern Parania and is located on The Celestial Island’s Eslada Island nearing Peisybaku. The city is a port city and is very close to northern Peisybaku but strange enough, both countries interfere with each other. The city borders the Celestial Islands-Peisybaku Strait. The population of the city is around 423,500.

## Geography

The city is surrounded by grasses, plains and semiarid woodland. The island is generally basked in the warm sun year-round with some days of rain but much, much more sunlight. Winter brings rain instead of snow with winter still being quite warm with the average being 11° C with a low of 8° C and a high of 14° C. The island is very humid with high humidity rates. The summer, spring and autumn is very, very warm with absolutely zero days of rain, every day is greeted by a warm welcome of the sun. Average highs are around 37° C and average lows are around 30° C in summer, spring, and autumn.

The city is located on the same latitude as Marima City in Bayland as well as North Sandona and Stagg and parts of Xingshuan and Tamaya.

## Culture

Paya Santa Maria is very vibrant in culture. Delicious foods, check. Music? Check. Friendly people, double-check. The city is the number-one closest getaway for mainland Paranians as well as some Nareemians.

Paya Santa Maria’s most famous culture is the fiestas and bars. Fiestas are so impactful it’s literally impossible to avoid them, bars are also impactful with blasting music and dancing 24/7. Other cultures are the many, many romantic resorts and getaways lining the beaches of Paya Santa Maria and the boat-covered seas with many fishermen. Others include berry-picking and bird-watching in the rural plains and countryside outside Paya Santa Maria. Paya Santa Maria has the constant mixed smell of the ocean and foods at every corner you walk.

## Demographics

About 85% of the population are natives of the island or are Bilvan colonizer descendants. 9% are Mainland Paranians usually from Bilva, Orirbella, Silegre and Abramos, 5% are Nareemians, and 1% are from Pasia (with the vast majority being from Peisybaku).

The city is one of the most Catholic in all of Parania and possibly the world with 98% of the population subscribing to the Catholic Church. 2% are Protestants or other Christians, 0.3% are Muslims, 0.2% are Atheists, and 0.1% are other religions.

The city is 50% male and 50% female.
Sadabk

### Climate

Hot year round with its average high reaching 27 degrees and its average low reaching 18 degrees

### National Animal

Sadabk Red Fox

**Sadabk** is a country on the west coast of Pasia. It shares a border with the Tehan Sea of the Marima Ocean to it's west, Peisybaku to it's north, Piranab to it's east, and Harmadinah to it's south. The capital city is Fadimi.

## Geography

The country is located in Pasia's (south) west. The country has many geographic features like the sandy dunes to its south and east, coastal chaparrals to its entire west coast, and many arid enviroment and desert through it's terrestial leftover.
Purple pitcher plant

The purple pitcher plant (*Sarracenia purpurea)* is a carnivorous plant native to Nareemia and Siere. The plant is known to catch insects.

## Distribution

In Nareemia, its range includes Nareemia's Marima Ocean coastline, the western seaboard of the Vitena Bay, and coastal Athens and Maineda. Its range then extends into Pondchaud, Kamver, and New Ebonia. The species has also been observed occasionally on the Soon Islands.
Red campion

The **red campion** (Silene dioica) is a herbaceous flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae and is a native of most of northwestern and central Parania. It's a biennial or perennial plant with 1.8-2.5 cm wide dark pink to crimson flowers. There are five petals, each with a deep slot at the end, a narrowing base, and an urn-shaped calyx. Male and female flowers are borne on distinct plants (dioecious), the male with 10 stamens and a 10-veined calyx, and the female with 5 styles and a 20-veined calyx, as indicated by the specific name. The fruit is an oval capsule with numerous seeds that opens at the apex by ten teeth that bend back. It is produced from July onwards. The blossoms are not fragrant. The blooms bloom from May to October, and flies like Rhingia campestris frequent them.
Mountain leopard

The **mountain leopard** (*Panthera pardus montana*) was a subspecies of leopard and species of big cat indigenous to colder regions of Hartnett, Obnivir, Kosna, Sidrova, Minuka, Podochovia, Chuliana, Naliland and Cheskachena. The species was declared extinct sometime in late August 1835 with the last one being killed due to malnutrition in captivity in a zoo in Sharikba.

## Distribution and habitat

The mountain leopard's exact range was unknown, but evidence such as hair, bones, or dens of the species have been documented in the eastern portion of Parania with evidence being found in Kosna, Hartnett, Obnivir, Sidrova, Minuka, Podochovia, Chuliana, Naliland and Cheskachena; but some have speculated that they may had a larger range along the eastern sections of Mecirhan into northeastern Kafaniyat all the way to the northernmost stretches of Cheskachena in the Arctic Circle, some even believing they may have ranged as far east as to the westernmost portion of Siere bordering Cheskachena, but many consider the theories fabricated, as little to no evidence were found elsewhere then the latter nine countries. The species had a special adaptation for being able to tolerate colder climates such as in habitats like mountains, foothills, and tundra, but may have occasionally wandered into chaparral and prairies.
Wisetoom fern

The **wisetoom fern** (*Polystichum munitum*), also known as the western sword fern is an evergreen perennial fern native to the Wisetoom region of Parania where it is one of the most populous and common forest plants in old-growth forest. It naturally occurs along the northwestern quadrant of Cagneux and throughout the Isle of Chartquinnt and Windsure; small introduced populations are also spotted across the continent in the Royal North of Chuliana. The preferred habitat of this fern is the understory of moist coniferous woodlands at low elevations. It grows best in well-drained acidic soil of rich humus and small stones. It is very resilient and survives occasional droughts, but flourishes only with consistent moisture and it prefers cool weather.
Seagull woodpecker

The **seagull woodpecker** (*Nectophrobius tajatu*) is a species of bird in the family Picidae. The majority of Parania is its range but the south and east are still absent of it. The species is renowned for being quite distinctive, mimicking a very large seagull in appearance, living similarly to a seagull, and hunting both insects, annelids, and aquatic organisms. Its impressive length is 36 inches, close to double the size of the still large northern slaty woodpecker, which covers its range in southern and eastern regions.

## Distribution and habitat

In its range, much of the habitat most seagull woodpeckers are found in are hardwood forests with higher densities being found along the coastline. The largest number of seagull woodpeckers was reported to be Lobevia at close to one million individuals with highest densities in both the south and the north and are reportedly almost always in deep forests, with the average individual being found close to 100 meters away from a path or human structure in a forest.
Oglos City

**Oglos City** is the capital of Oglos. 97% of the population of Oglos resides in Oglos City. The city is located in Oglos South, Oglos and is one of the only populated cities and towns in Oglos. The city is located on the Marima Coast of Oglos and is the closest foreign city to San Brendan, Port Limo, and Danniville.

## Geography

The city is surrounded by a mix of scrubs and subtropical woodland. If you drive 1 hour east of the city you will only see unpopulated wastelands and dry deserts, if you drive 1 hour north of the city you will see subtropical woodland and eventually reach the Nareemia (Southport) border, if you drive 2 hours south you will reach the more “tropical” part of the country with similarities of that of The Marima Islands. The city is however situated mostly in subtropical woodland.

### Climate

The city’s climate is tropical monsoon climate but can also be situated in dry hot scrubland climate. Either way, the city is usually very hot or at least warm with average temperature being 29-40° C and the lowest drop ever being 19° C. The city is very sunny and dry in the winter and fall, but very rainy and full of storms in the summer and spring.

### Crime

The city is the most dangerous in Oglos and possibly in the whole Herethear continent. Homicides and murder are extremely high and are 50% then all of Nareemia and Siere’s. You have a 1/13 chance of becoming a victim to mugging, murder, or homicide.

## Demographics

The city is 52% Hispanic and 48% White as well as being 91% Protestant Christianity, though due to a large Hispanic population, some Hispanic’s turn to Catholicism. The city has a high number of homelessness with 24% of the population being homeless or without a home, that is 6/25 people being homeless. Many of the population turns to alcohol with 22% of the population drinking on a daily basis.
Kosna catnip

The Kosna catnip (Nepeta cataria), commonly known as catswort, catwort, catmint, or just catnip, is a plant native to southeastern Parania's woodlands. Catnip gets its name from the reaction cats have when they come into contact with the plant; it's also used in a variety of treatments and drinks.

## Distribution

The Kosna catnip may be found in forests from northern Kosna to southern Podochovia, with the nations of Minuka, Hartnett, Obnivir, and Sidrova being in the middle.
Nareemian Southeast

The **Nareemian Southwest** is a region in southernmost Nareemia. It contains 3 particular states, southern Austin and Desert and eastern Southport, and can occasionally include the northern half of Oglos and southwestern Taro. The area is known to be the driest in the country and be home to many indigenous cultures.
Party Witch

The **party witch** is an individual mythical creature that lives in the hemlock forests of Hargenland and targets travelers in tents and caravans, as well as those that live in a house in the middle of the forest, after midnight. She is usually depicted as a portly witch with curly white hair, a pointed white hat (resembling that of a dunce or party hat), and a white dress that knocks on the door of a caravan or house or talks behind a tent in excitement regarding a party or celebration, often with the phrase "Are you coming to the party?" or something similar, worded differently. It is said that she is in fact a vampire and is manipulating you into opening your door in order to let her in.
Watermelon

**Watermelon** (*Citrullus lanatus)* is a flowering plant native to southwestern Parania and western Pasia. It is a scrambling and trailing vine-like plant and is highly cultivated worldwide and is a common "snack fruit".

## Distribution

Cultivation occurs worldwide and watermelons are likely in every country for consumption, but wild populations remain at its highest densities in the Paranian countries of Lavotia and southern Lobevia where much of Parania (and parts of Pasia's) watermelons originate.
Mountain cat

**Mountain Cats** are a type of wild cat native to Nareemia, specifically the northwest (Hasriden, Hayburg, New Siere). They live throughout the foothill-mixed prairie lands and are built particularly for snowfall with long, coarse cat hair as well as legs built for sprinting. Mountain cat predators include the red fox, gray wolves and additional carnivorous beasts. Their dense water-resistant fur is longer and shaggier on their underside and rear for extra immunity when they are walking or sitting on top of wet surfaces of snow or ice. Their long and bushy raccoon-like tail is resistant to sinking in snow, and can be curled around their face and shoulders for warmth and protection from wind and blowing snow. It can even be curled around their backside like an insulated seat cushion when sitting down on a frozen surface. Today they are found in Nareemia and Siere, in Nareemia they are found in Hasriden, Hayburg, New Siere, and Athens, while they are found across southern parts of Siere as far west as westernmost Paudchaud and as far east as to northeastern Stafcord. They are one of the largest distributed animals of Siere and are one of four wild cats (others being bobcats, lynxes, and cougars) in Siere.
Porcelain berry

**Porcelain berry** (*Ampelopsis glandulosa var. brevipedunculata*) is an ornamental plant indigenous to Tameya, Seyeong and the northwestern quadrant of Xingshuwan.

## Distribution

The porcelain-berry is a heavily widespread species in the world today but it was once endemic to the deciduous forests of Tameya, Seyeong and Xingshuwan, but is now found in Maineda, Athens and New Ebonia in the eastern section of Nareemia and is found in Vitena, Montane, New Siere, Nocaliena, Balmica, Clementine, New Hayburg, Hasriden, South Sandona, North Sandona, Stagg, Gastwere, Kamver, Pondchaud, and Causaking in the western section of Nareemia. It has also spread to Cagneux, Hargenland, Borogovia, New Edeloria, New Acheson, Silegre, Apelchem and Munnach.
Kosna poppy

The **Kosna poppy** (*Ilapania kosnatia*), also known as the *sun poppy* or *ilapania* is a species of flowering plant native to Kosna and Mecirhan. The flower ranges in color from red, purple, orange, to yellow and a full-grown flower is around the size of a human hand with the upright mature stem standing at between 2.5 ft-4 ft. The Kosna poppy's habitat is usually in an area abundant with full, direct sunlight such as wide, open, and dry grasslands where they form colonies that spread out up to a mile long.
Pygmy squirrel

The Pygmy squirrel, also known as thumbling squirrel, thumbling tree squirrel or simply just ‘thumbling’, due to their size and how acrobatic they are, is a species of squirrel. These pygmy squirrels have longer hind limbs than forelimbs, an arched profile skull, rooted cheek teeth, and ever growing incisors. They live throughout steppe-mixed coniferous woodland climates of eastern Nareemia. They prefer drier habitat and usually stray away from wetter environments. They are named for their extremely small size and their adult size can be compared to juvenile and infant sizes of their larger gray and red squirrels, as babies they rarely exceed three inches.

## Habitat and Distribution

They are found throughout the northeastern portion of Nareemia and eastern as well as central portions of Siere. They are found throughout Delkida, south Smitona, north Smitona, Hualente, Sommet and western Athens and Maineda; they can also be found less frequently in coniferous-rich woodlands as well as dry sagebrush habitats in Austin, Bayland and Desert. In Siere, they occupy the southern halves of Averheller, Tolwick and western New Ebonia. Due to how their distribution looks, they prefer temperate-to-cold dry habitats abundant of sagebrush and conifers. Over half of the pygmy's squirrels activity in Nareemia have been documented in Hualente, especially in the southern tier in sagebrush-rich prairies and coniferous woodlands nearing a prairieland, these squirrels also desire prairieland which is not common in most squirrel species.

## Behavior

Pygmy squirrels generally spend most of their lives either living in holes or burrows or in trees. They are the only tree squirrel specie to be known to live in ground landscapes, especially ones abundant of mullein and sagebrush, however in wintertime, most move up to trees and canopies, sometimes living beneath people's porches and decks or even inside houses. Pygmy squirrels are generally diurnal, but some tend to be nocturnal. Because of their small size, they can easily lie prey to coyotes, hawks, ospreys, eagles, vultures, badgers and other larger mammals and birds. Rattlesnakes have also been known to attack onto pygmy squirrels.
Wild donkey

The wild donkey (*Equus africanus asinus) or wild ass is a type of mammal native to southern Parania and northern Pasia.* They live in the boreal forest, chaparral, steppes, and deserts of Pasia and Parania. They live in Kosna, Hartnett, southern and western Minuka, Obnivir, Abramos, Orirbella, Bilva, The Celestial Islands, and the northern coastlines of Mecirhan, Jabala, and Peisybaku.
Shimmering Bamboo

A bamboo species that is indigenous to Mako Mako and is commonly cultivated or invasive elsewhere is known as ***shimmering bamboo***, also known as the dazzling bamboo, sea-of-shine bamboo, shine bamboo, wayside bamboo, and many other names.

## Description

The name "shimmering bamboo" refers to its dazzling appearance, which has been compared to that of glass or steel because, when exposed to sunlight, it shines in a manner akin to that of a steel or glass surface.
The Wax Lady

The **Wax Lady**, originally named Alina Derby, is a lady who once peddled candles and was falsely accused of witchcraft. The judiciary court debated on her punishment, and their punishment was to lock her in a chamber, leaving her starving and miserable. After 3 days of anguish, she was cotton-mouthed and starving, but something strange arose her fingers were stiff and chilly and once she investigated her fingers she realized wax was forming onto her body, firstly formed onto her fingers. One day the judicial court went to check on the wax lady for her execution, but she was gone, nowhere to be found, so the judicial court sent everyone in the village to went searching for her. The eldest son of the judge of the judicial court found her sculpture onto wax, so he brought the oddly-sized sculpture to the judicial court. He said if any lady turned the lady in, they would marry his eldest son.

Ladies, desperate for marrying the eldest son started doing anything to “awake” the statue. First lady tried to use matches to melt the wax, but that meant her whole body would melt, so the First Lady was evicted. The second lady tried to tell jokes to make the statue laugh which may shake the body, but her jokes weren't the funniest of fun. The eldest son didn't get an eligible lady to marry, but one day, a miracle happened, the was statue started to move quite like a human; she began to spoke. She told the son that she never did witchcraft for her landlord did so. The eldest son appointed to tell his father about the supernatural incident so his father believed if and that night, using a Bible, the woman was turned to normal and therefore married the eldest son of the council.It
Mako Mako’s Kingdom

Mako Mako’s Kingdom, known as Heaven more commonly, is a phenomenon Makolans believe they will enter if they follow Mako Mako’s word. The kingdom is surrounded by the Heavenly Sea and is home to Tara’s Castle, Water Goddesses’ Castle, Fire Goddesses’ Castle, The Wind God’s Castle, and every single goddess and god’s castle. The kingdom is dominated by villagers, which are humans that have made it to Mako Mako’s kingdom, and towns, villages, and animals freely walking around. The kingdom is infinite and has no end and no start full of mountains, deserts, prairies and forests much like a Earth-upgrade. The kingdom, however, is situated onto moving clouds.
Siafoo

**Siafoo** is a cuisine popular in Kutwhean, Makolan, Orchid Islander, Marima Islander, Kosnan, Cheskachenan, and Mecirhanni culture. It is a popular meal for dinners and lunch and has many varieties. The cuisine is named after Mother Sia.

## Ingredients

### Kutwhean, Cheskachenan, Kosnan, and Mecirhanni

This variant of Siafoo is common in Cheskachena, Kosna, Mecirhan, and Kutwhe. The bread is usually sourdough or baguette and is often not cooked, and the bread’s toppings include three cloves garlics, dried thyme, balsamic vinegar, olive oil, Parmesan cheese, and cracked pepper. The bread is served with sour cream on the side and has dried lettuce as a wrap.

### Makolan, Orcnid Islander, Marima Islander

This variant of Siafoo is common in Mako Mako, Orchid Isle, and The Marima Islands. The bread is usually sourdough and the breads toppings include dried thyme, balsamic vinegar, olive oil, and Brussels sprouts. It has sour cream on the side and has dried lettuce as a wrap.
Oaris

**The Oaris** is what Marima Islanders of the folk religion believe happen after death, though the religion is declining as many Marima Islanders are either Christian or Atheist, this is mostly believed by the remaining Farma of the island. Oaris is a tropical place somewhere high in the clouds that is full of golden palaces where you get anything you want, every animal there is harmless, and harm is pretty much nonexistent. There will be roads made of silver and gold and many of the gods and goddesses kingdoms are seen at every corner as well as every persons dream house.
Wyatt brush hen

The **Wyatt brush hen** (Brutalorux wyatti), more commonly known as just "*brush hen*" is a species of bird native to eastern Obnivir and northeastern Hartnett's plains regions mainly abundant of brushes, sedges, and other grasses. The species is very abundant in large numbers and, despite not being able to take flight, are able to run extremely fast as well as hiding extremely well. The species lies prey to the culpeo and fox and has a entirely vegetarian diet.
Sensitive fern

The sensitive fern is a species of plant native to western Nareemia and Siere, found in New Hayburg, New Siere, Gastwere, Chimchester, Stagg, Balmica, Sendadowa, North Sandona, South Sandona, Nocaliana, Vitena, Montane, Paudchaud, Kamver, and the Soon Islands. It’s name is due to settlers seeing how sensitive it was to frost in winter.
Panstivo island otter

The **Panstivo river otter** (*Lutra lutra insulam*), more commonly known as just "otter" by most residents of the island, is a subspecies of river otter endemic to Panstivo. There are an estimated 25-33 river otters in the island with a slightly decreasing population, likely being eaten by the many canids of the country where they all share the same area. River otters are top predators in the aquatic food chain. It contributes to the nutrient cycle by transporting nutrients from one ecosystem to the next. Due to their abnormally low population, they are considered critically endangered species with an abrupt drop in population from 13,200 in the 20th century and likely had very healthy populations prior to the 20th century.

## Distribution and habitat

They are mostly all concentrated in the southern rainy forests of the island on the Dimish Peninsula between Bondar and Dimish where they live in colonies in the forest's rivers.
Mecirhannians in Parania

**Mecirhannians** are a common minority in Parania and have had history in Parania dating back to the year 1000. There are an estimated 13,232,96 Mecirhannians living in Parania.

## Demographics

### Geographical

Much of the Mecirhannian population is concentrated in southeastern Parania, especially in southeastern Kosna with emerging populations in central Obnivir (Specifically in large metropolitan cities like Bearingsham and Victoria), Shodark (With Shodark having the highest density and population of Mecirhannians in the continent) and northeastern Hartnett (Especially in Hamkicyk, where they comprise about 25.83% of the population). Populations of Mecirhannians are also emerging in Minuka, Chuliana, Panstivo, Naliland, and much of the countries in The Borogoves, though about 60.00% of the population lives in the southeast. The least Mecirhannians live in the countries west and north of The Borogoves, likely due to the location being furthest from home.

### Religion

Mecirhannians are secular in Parania compared to in their native distribution with up to 21.00% of the Mecirhannians in Parania claiming no religious affiliation compared to 2.30% of Mecirhannians in Mecirhan. Christianity is also a strong religion for Mecirhannians in Parania with 13.40% of the Mecirhannians in Parania being that of a Christian denomination. 65.6% of the population remains Islamic. It is believed that most Mecirhannian expats change to the dominating religion in their country they are moving to, but many hold onto their Islamic beliefs.
Superstitions by country

## Kosna

* A black cat crossing one's path brings bad luck upon the bystander.
* A Kosna crow's caw announces the surprise arrival of a guest to an abode.
* A palm itching indicates great fortune and scratching it will scratch one's fortune away.
* Eating pork is considered dirty.
* Receiving the evil eye will cause misfortune or injury.

## Obnivir

* Walking under a ladder brings bad luck.
* The entire land of Obnivir east of Wyatt is considered the devil's breeding ground which explains its low population density.
* A black cat crossing your path brings you bad luck.
* If a black deer enters your garden, it probably came to protect you from evil spirits.
* Losing your scent of smell during the Crescent Festival means Lady Verbena has successfully taken your excitement.
* If a swarm of Wyatt flies lingers in your yard, they sense the impending death of a relative or visitor in the household.
	+ To keep this curse of impending death from occurring, one must throw a jug of saltwater or vinegar towards the swarm's direction.
* Hitting a crested porcupine with a car symbolizes a dramatic end to something important in your life.
* Tasos keep away Lady Verbena during the Crescent Festival.