Middle Eastern Nature Reserve

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Thuraya Park is a unique place on Arabian peninsula, where the wild nature intertwines with the mysterious landscapes of deserts, mountains, and oases. Each part of the park offers a distinct experience with diverse ecosystems and unique wildlife

Parts of Thuraya Park:

1. Wadi al-Layali (Valley of Nights)
   A valley full of oases, home to gazelles, camels and many more. At night, thousands of stars light up the sky against the backdrop of rugged mountain walls.

2. Al-Sahra (Golden Desert)
   Vast desert with red sand dunes, home to fennecs, and wild birds and camels.

3. Wadi al-Rih (Valley of Winds)
   A mountainous valley where strong winds shape unique rock formations. It’s home to ibexes making it a perfect spot for trekking.

4. Al-Janna (Oasis of Paradise)
   A green oasis full of date palms, flowers, and streams. It’s home to waterfowl, Arabian leopards, and other wildlife.

5. Jabal al-Mutawwa (Mountain of Unity)
   A high mountain with ancient rock paintings and breathtaking views. The area offers hiking and exploration of ancient human settlements.

6. Al-Fayadh (Land of Golden Birds)
   Wetlands and lakes teeming with waterfowl. Flamingos, other birds and geese migrate here, creating a spectacular sight.

7. Al-Qamar (Moonlit Corner)
   White sands and stones resembling a lunar landscape. This tranquil spot is perfect for meditation and quiet wildlife observation, including gazelles and more.

Species for this Reserve:

-Pink flamingo- Tier 1 (New)

-Egyptian goose-Tier 1 (New)

-Cape hare- Tier 1 (New)

-Honey Badger- Tier 1-2 (New)

-Red fox- Tier 2

-Fennec fox- Tier 2 (New)

-Indian crested porcupine- Tier 2 (New)

-Caracal- Tier 2/3 (New)

-Arabian gazelle- Tier 3 (New)

-Nubian ibex- Tier 4 (New)

-Arabian wolf- Tier 5-6 (New)

-Arabian leopard- Tier 6 (New)

-Arabian camel- Tier 8-9 (New)

Comment , share your opinion , and tell what should i change or add!

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[nova void]

I want an Arabian map so bad honestly

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[abstract gull]

cant be an arab map without pigeons

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[timber flicker]

I've been wanting a arabic or Saharan arid map for a minute

[pliant lotus]

This is cool but fennec foxes don’t live in the Arabian peninsula so they shouldn’t be on the map

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Distribution of the Fennec Fox

i added Indian crested porcupine

[pliant lotus]

This comes from the IUCN’s canid specialist group

In the Arabian peninsula the ruppells fox is often mistaken for the fennec fox but the fennec fox is endemic to the Sahara desert in Africa and the Sinai peninsula

This is the range of ruppells fox

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Wadi al-Layali (Valley of Nights)
A valley full of oases, home to gazelles, camels and many more. At night, thousands of stars light up the sky against the backdrop of rugged mountain walls.

Al-Sahra (Golden Desert)
Vast desert with red sand dunes, home to fennecs, and wild birds and camels.

Wadi al-Rih (Valley of Winds)
A mountainous valley where strong winds shape unique rock formations. It’s home to ibexes making it a perfect spot for trekking.

[robust plinth]

Bump

[abstract gull]

it doesnt matter to EW anyways since they add animals that are very similar that live nowhere near the region of a map

[rotund bobcat]

Sure they have done it before, but I would rather a slightly out of place animal like Black Grouse on Salswiesen Park (They do not live in Schleswig-Holstein but live close enough) then Lesser Kudu and Eurasian Wigeon on a reserve that is set in Southern Africa (Lesser Kudu only live as far south as Ruaha National Park in Central Tanzania and Eurasian Wigeon only migrate as far south as Lake Victoria, both of which are over 2000 kilometers away from Botswana and South Africa)

In summary, I agree with the decision to exclude the Fennec Fox

[pliant lotus]

Like if it’s more than a country away it probs shouldn’t be on the map

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Middle Eastern Nature Reserve