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Revision as of 01:14, 8 December 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
| Image | Range | Binomial name | Traditional name | Alternate name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pseudogiraffa macrocornis | Patonkwo | War Giraffe | Large herbivore found in forests and plains across the Lowlands. Recently domesticated | ||
| Hippopotamus pentlandi | Omolain Hippo | Large semi aquatic herbivore found along the Omolai and adjacent waterways. Noted for its incredibly variable temperament | |||
| Hippopotamus antiquus | Masriti Hippo | Large semi aquatic herbivore found along the coastline and waterways of western Waaq. | |||
| Karont | Lion Quoll | Pack-hunting marsupial noted for it's hunched gate and tall sharp ears. Endemic to the Highlands | |||
| Obdurodon suchomorpha | Crocodile Platypus | Predatory aquatic monotreme endemic to the waterways of the Highlands. Noted for predating on aquatic and terrestrial prey | |||
| †Panthera gombaszoegensis | †Highland Panther | Big cat formerly found in the Okriti highlands and eastmost lowlands. Went extinct during the Ukubian Imperial period due to urban expansion and human persecution |
| Image | Range | Binomial name | Traditional name | Alternate name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omolai Crocodie | |||||
| Devil Toad | |||||
| Walking Shark |
| Image | Range | Binomial name | Traditional name | Alternate name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Range | Binomial name | Traditional name | Alternate name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sweat Fly | |||||
| Matopo | Blister Worm | ||||
| Borocera cajani | Highland Silk Moth |
Cultural relevance
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