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Hitono pandas. Pandas with pink marks that can also eat the pollen in hitono

A rare animal in Crossoveria is called the Red Tabetan Rabbits. They're basically rabbits, but red.

Probably one of the rarest animals in Trossikada, the Muleboure (plural: Muleboure) is only found in Curnam City in the Klazina region. They look like gray or black capybaras with porcupine quills.

One of the rarest animal in AKnesia is Myoboku frog. A frog that has a colored random pattern at its whole body and has a little horn at its head

El Gall fer EN Western Capercailie. Tetrao Urogallos. Is a ground bird the larger of grouse family.

Male and female western capercaillie can easily be differentiated by their size and colouration. The cock is much bigger than the hen. It is one of the most sexually dimorphic in size of living bird species, only exceeded by the larger types of bustards and a select few members of the pheasant family.

Cocks (males) typically range from 74 to 85 centimetres (29 to 33 inches) in length with wingspan of 90 to 125 cm (35 to 49 in) and an average weight of 4.1 kg (9 lb 1 oz).[7][8][9] The largest wild cocks can attain a length of 100 cm (40 in) and weight of 6.7 kg (14 lb 12 oz).[10] The largest specimen recorded in captivity had a weight of 7.2 kg (15 lb 14 oz). The weight of 75 wild cocks was found to range from 3.6 to 5.05 kg (7 lb 15 oz to 11 lb 2 oz).[9] The body feathers are dark grey to dark brown, while the breast feathers are dark metallic green. The belly and undertail coverts vary from black to white depending on race (see below).

The hen (female) is much smaller, weighing about half as much as the cock. The capercaillie hen's body from beak to tail is approximately 54–64 cm (21–25 in) long, the wingspan is 70 cm (28 in) and weighs 1.5–2.5 kg (3 lb 5 oz – 5 lb 8 oz), with an average of 1.8 kg (3 lb 15 oz).[9] Feathers on the upper parts are brown with black and silver barring; on the underside they are more light and buffish yellow.

Both sexes have a white spot on the wing bow. They have feathered legs, especially in the cold season, for protection against cold. Their toe rows of small, elongated horn tacks provide a snowshoe effect that led to the German family name "Rauhfußhühner", literally translated as "rough feet chickens".

These so-called "courting tacks" make a clear track in the snow. The sexes can be distinguished very easily by the size of their footprints.

There is a bright red spot of naked skin above each eye. In German hunters' language, these are the so-called "roses".

The small chicks resemble the hen in their cryptic colouration, which is a passive protection against predators. Additionally, they wear black crown feathers. At an age of about three months, in late summer, they moult gradually towards the adult plumage of cocks and hens. The eggs are about the same size and form as chicken eggs, but are more speckled with brown spots.

Wolves were once common in Cheskiland. People began to move into areas that were formerly wilderness and wolves became targets due to they attacks on people and livestock. A royal bounty on wolves was enacted in 1145 by King Eserwald offering a 5 shillings for every wolf hide that was brought forward. Wolves were believed to be extinct in Cheskiland by the early 19th century, though there were reports scattered throughout the latter part of the century. Wolves have been reintroduced in several nature preserves and populations are closely monitored.

The woolly rhino.

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While it used to be a much more common animal during the ancient era, it is still regarded as one of Roelandia's most treasured animals. Currently only a few still survive in the wild and all of them are located in nature reserves where they enjoy unprecedented legal protection against poaching.

There is one animal here in Ancomistan that is rare, and rightfully so. The Red-Striped Raccoon was the brainchild of an attempt to breed raccoons and red pandas, which are not native to the country. We were able to eradicate the invasive
red panda population, but decided to spare the raccoons in order to not kill off a new species. They now live exclusively in zoos, with a small colony red-striped raccoons in the wild. They are set to go extinct in a few decades, since the red-striped raccoons can’t compete with our native raccoons for the same space.

The rarest animal in Aroil is the Spike Bass. It is a lot like a Largemouth Bass but has a row of "spikes" along its back. They are only found off the coast of St. Michael. Only about 5-76 are thought to be in the wild, with about 60-94 thought to be in captivity.

The groggling is a non-native interplanetary species from the Kelkki homeworld of Ul'vesh. Although common in Kelkki space, very few have been able to survive the conditions of Earth. These animals look similar in appearance to a slug from the front, but their tail extends into a ball shaped body from which they can retract and extend their head from. They have no eyes, transparent skin, and have no vocal capabilities. They have a high composition of hydrogen, allowing them to float in low gravity atmospheres. Groggling bodies compare similar in size to a beach ball, with their heads being able to extend almost a meter outward. The average lifespan for these creatures is 15 years. Only four are currently surviving in anti-pressure chambers on Earth, two of these being owned by Tyståska labs for further studies and the other two are being kept as pets.

The rarest animal of Liberse Morrirs is the flying cat (Felis Catus Volantem). The tribes that inhabited our nation before the arrival of the Romans considered it a sacred animal because it would have been the incarnation of the god Meow. Even the Romans itself considered it a sacred animal to the god Felis. Nowadays of this animal there are only about 10,000 specimens left but our scientists are trying, through genetic modification and artificial insemination, to restore this species to its former glory.

Axolotl is a very rare one.

The most well-known and adored animal in Huron League is the Cobalt Wolf. It is found primarily in the Eastern Region, and there are approximately 1200 left in the wild. Numerous conservation areas have been made to protect the Cobalt Wolf, which has a grey-blue hide, is slightly smaller than most wolves, and is unusual in the fact that it is omnivorous. It's favorite foods are Ingny Rabbits and Meinkre Deer. The population has nearly doubled in the last 20 years because of the efforts made to save it.

The enchilada. They are a cross between a koala, echidna, and a chihuahua. They were created by Auine Minilistli on accident. The faux furs of her gucci coat fell into a genetic experiment, which was to make a stronger, beefier chihuahua. The koala and echidna infused fur still contained DNA of the animals (high quality stuff) and before they knew it, the enchilada. It is 4 foot tall while on it's four legs, has a black and grey zig zag embroidered fur, large claws and quills, and can lay eggs. These eggs are pre seasoned and are essential in the nations popular "enchilada enchilada". This dish is a corn tortilla with sauce made from the fat produced by an enchilada (the animal) being cooked. The meat and the boiled egg of the animal are stuffed within the tortilla. Some regions of the nation use the viscous yolk as a topping to the dish.

The rarest animal in The CubeLand is the "naked cube" as the name suggests its our national animal just without fur.

The naked cube has been the easiest prey to hunt due to having no fur.
Thus making it vulnerable to predators and poachers.

Bears are extremely rare in Tangatarehua and indeed were thought to be extinct in the wild until a small group was found living in the forests of southern Rangiwhero. They remain a protected species.

There is a very small number of the Turgen Black Eagle in the R.M.R. Province, which essentially went nearly extinct because of their cousins, the Turgen Silver Eagle. They are mostly in the east of the province, up in the mountains.

tarrasques are considered very rare creatures.

One-horned rhinoceros is considered rare here in Melayu Federation, as there were hunted down during the civil war, as a replacement for cattle, there is only a few in Melayu Federation, but were hoping their population will grow again, as it was reported from the zoo's in Melayu Federation, that their population is slowly but surely, Rising. (Javanese Eagles are much more common, so common in fact that we have cuisine made out of them, namely: Elang Jawa Goreng which, in Indonesian means, fried Javanese eagles)

Serenity Deer,with shorter antlers than other deers,and a slimmer body, with the females and males resembling eachother,is found in the sea of Serenity depression in the Midwestern desert

Tanto Moose

Tanto Moose
Conservation Status


Critically Endangered
Scientific Classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Perissodactyla
Family: Equidae
Genus: Equus
Species: E. ferus
Subspecies: E. f. Tanto
The Tanto Moose's historical range was Western Rhodevus, including the provinces of Yztal, Cundas and Wyle. At its height, the Tanto Moose held a population of between 1.1-1.3 million, travelling in herds with an average size of 150. The largest recorded herd numbered in the 10,000.

The Tanto Moose, unlike its name suggests, is not actually a part of the deer species like actual moose, but are a subspecies of horse. It is the only known species of horse that can grow antlers. Due to its immense size and shape, it was thought to be a part of the Rhodeve Western Moose species, which also inhabits the area and looks nearly identical.

Historically, the Tanto Moose was tamable and trainable, allowing for use in agriculture, travel and most importantly, warfare. The secrets regarding its "domestication" and training were kept by the Tanto Tribe. The Tanto Moose being named after this tribe.

When the Ventismerians brought the much more reliable and easily tamable horses, the Tanto Moose was out-competed, leading to its descent in numbers. With the loss of the knowledge of their taming and without the ability to properly train the animals, it became equivalent to an exotic food source. Between 1800 and 1910, nearly 800,000 Tanto Moose were killed for trophies as well as food for wealthy clientele. They were believed to be eaten to extinction.

In 2017, it was discovered that a small herd of 53 Tanto Moose lived in the wild in the dense forests of North-Western Yztal. The species was moved from extinct to critically endangered and the Tanto Moose will be left alone by all humans. Touching, injuring and/or killing a Tanto Moose now carries a huge fine and possibly a lengthy prison sentence. The areas in the forest have been made into a nature reserve and are barred from human entry. Pictures may be taken of the Tanto Moose, if they stray from this area onto the previously designated hiking areas.

The Tanto Moose is a slightly territorial animal that will mark out its mating ground and sleeping grounds by digging up patches of grass, shrubbery and top soil to create a zoned off area. The Tanto Moose will only defend its territory when young are nearby or at the start of mating season. The Tanto can give birth to between 1 and 2 foals each year (1 foal is most common) with a gestation period of 298 days.