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Eastern Wolf

Distribution: Great Lakes
Conservation Status: ?
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 3-4 years
Romanised Name: Shinrin ōkami
Scientific Name: Canis lupus lycaon
Also known as: Eastern Timber/Algonquin/Deer Wolf
Japanese Name: シンリンオオカミ
Diet: Carnivore

Northern White-Faced Owl

Northern white-faced owls have a unique defense mechanism. When faced with a predator slightly larger than itself, the bird flares its wings to appear larger.

White-Eared Opossum

Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific Name: Didelphis albiventris
Distribution: South America
Also known as: White-Eared Possum
Romanised Name: Shiro mimi opossamu
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 20 months
Japanese Name: シロミミオポッサム

Caracal

Secretive, solitary, and nocturnal, the Caracal, native to India, Africa, the Middle East, and some of Asia, is a cat that is noted to be extremely difficult to observe. Slender yet robust, the Caracal is characterized by it's long ears and lengthy canine teeth.

White Peafowl

While often mistaken for albino, white peafowls are typically the result of leucism in regular Indian peafowls.

Palcoarai-san2

Japanese Name: パルコアライサン2号
Also known as: Parcoarai-san2, Parcofennec, Palcofennec
Romanised Name: Parukoaraisan Ni-gō
Conservation Status: Unidentified Mysterious Animal
Original Species: Parcoala, Fennec Fox
Classification: Mascot

Suri Alpaca

Alpaca has light blonde hair that covers her right grey eye. There is a fluffy bun tied in the back of her hair, as with similar pompoms on the braids at both sides of her face. She wears a white and fluffy scarf, and a red and orange gradient ribbon.

Bergman's Bear

Bergman's bear is a strange animal, as it's only believed to have existed. There's no scientific proof to say that the Bergman's bear was a real animal. This makes the Bergman's bear a cryptid; an animal that is reported to exist, but with no sufficient proof to s

Spotted Hyena

The spotted hyena, also known as the laughing hyena, is the sole member of the genus Crocuta. Spotted hyenas once ranged along most of the Eurasian continent, however since the end of the Pleistocene era they became extinct in all but Sub-Saharan Africa.