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Revision as of 04:44, 26 October 2024

Okrit is home to a large variety of endemic animals, many of which being tied to intimately to the nation's culture, history and economy.

List of Animals

Mammals
Image Range Binomial name Traditional name Alternate name Description
Pseudogiraffa macrocornis Patonkwo War Giraffe The Patonkwo is a large artiodactyl herbivore found in the forests and plains adjacent to the omolai. Since 800 BT the Patonkwo has been used as a beast of burden, as well as a mount and war animal.
Hippopotamus pentlandi Omolain Hippo
Gargoyle Hound
Obdurodon suchomorpha Alligator Platypus
Reptiles & Amphibians
Image Range Binomial name Traditional name Alternate name Description
Omolai Crocodie
Devil Toad
Birds
Image Range Binomial name Traditional name Alternate name Description
FIsh & Invertebrates
Image Range Binomial name Traditional name Alternate name Description
Sweat Fly
Walking Shark
Matopo Blister Worm

Cultural relevance

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