#peruvian map

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jade yarrow
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if you dont know peru has the amazon rainforest the andes mountains and a desert so i think this would make for a good big map

with animals from classes 1-7 or 8

list of predators in peru

  • jaguar class 7
  • puma
    -spectacled bears class 7 (omnivore)
    -black caiman class 8
    -giant otter class 2
  • andean condor its a masive bird so class 2

list of herbivores in peru
-capybara class 5
-llama and alpaca class 6
-andean deer class 4

and some filler animals like birds

for a story reward id say a traditional tribal bow

boat travel would be cool too and 2 options than motor boat will work like the atv it spooks animals and a row boat it will spook animals but from >150 meters

jade yarrow
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add some other animals for this map

jade yarrow
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let me know some of your ideas

sage basin
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Idk if hunting condors would be ethical, we can hunt endangered species and such but idk if condors are hunted for anything, only thing i’ve heard about condors is that they’re endangered but i also don’t see the point in hunting them

jade yarrow
sage basin
# jade yarrow so are tigers

Yeah but tigers have a reason to be hunted, because they can be a threat to livestock and humans. Wouldn’t think they’re regularly hunted but only when needed, why would we hunt condors?

jade yarrow
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where do we draw the line for ethical species and not

jade yarrow
sage basin
subtle holly
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I’d say for species ditch the alpaca, they’re a domestic species and in Peru there are no wild or feral populations.
As for the lama it should be one of the wild species either the guanaco or the vicuña.
Also the black caiman should be the same class as the american alligator

jade yarrow
subtle holly
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Other mammals that could be on this map that haven’t been mentioned:
M= Mountain/Scrubland, R= Rainforest

New

Carnivora

Procyonidae  (class 2)
    Crab-Eating Raccoon (R)
    South American Coati (R)

Canidae (Class 2-3)
    Sechrua Fox (Class 2, M)
    Bush Dog (Class 2, R)
    Short-Eared Dog (Class 2, R)
    Culpeo (Class 3, M)

Felidae (class 1-3)
    Oncilla (class 1, R) this cat weighs less than the jackrabbit maxing out a 7lbs could be a fun to have a solitary hard to find class 1
    Margay (Class 1 or 2, R) max out at 9lbs 
    Andean Mountain cat (Class 2, M) should be similar to Snow Leopard in rarity if added, maybe a bit more common as its size adds difficulty.
Jaguarundi (Class 2, R, but is also found in open scrubland and woodlands)
    Ocelot (Class 3, R)

Mustelidae (Class 1-2)
    Tayra (class 2, R)  basically a smaller more slender wolverine, known for having more color morphs than is common for mustelids.
    Greater Grison (Class 1, R) if you crossed a honey badger and a mink you’d have this guy.
heavy wadi
jade yarrow
subtle holly
# subtle holly Other mammals that could be on this map that haven’t been mentioned: M= Mountain...

Rodentia

Erethizontidae ( Class 2)
    bicolored-spined porcupine (R)

Dinomyidae (Class 3)
    Pacarana ( M,R) can be found in the foothills

Cingulata (class 2 or 3) depends on if you want to give credibility to the tales of their armor deflecting shots lol tho the long-nosed are big lads at up to 33lbs)
Nine-banded Armadillo (M, R) should be backfilled to Rancho
Greater Long-nosed Armadillo (R)

Pilosa

Myrmecophagidae (class 2, 4)
    Southern Tamandua (class 2, R)
    Giant Anteater (class 4, R)

Perissodactyla

Tapiridae (class 6)
    Brazilian tapir (R)

Artiodactyls

Tayassuidae (class 4)
    White-Lipped Peccary (R)

Cervidae (class 1, 4)
    Northern Pudu (class 1, M)
    Red Brocket ( Class 4, R)

Primates (all are rainforest unless specified)

Cebidae (Class 1-2)
    Spix's white-fronted capuchin
    Large-headed capuchin
    Black-capped squirrel monkey
    Humboldt's squirrel monkey

Pitheciidae (Class 1-2)
    White-tailed titi
    Monk Saki
    Bald uakari

Atelidae (1-3)
    Columbian red howler monkey
    Yellow-tailed woolly monkey ( M forests above cloud line) Extremely rare, could have missions based around finding a population.
subtle holly
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I’ll do birds later gotta get some stuff done haha

jade yarrow
sage basin
subtle holly
# subtle holly Rodentia Erethizontidae ( Class 2) bicolored-spined porcupine (...

Reptiles

Spectacled Caiman (class 4, R) different enough in size and color from the black caiman that I believe they could share the reserve.

Green tree Iguana (Class 1, R) lots of fun colors, maybe add a blowgun for class one. Tastes like chicken lol.

Birds ( Class 1, I’m gonna sort these by habitat)
U = roughly upland game equivalent. W= Waterfowl/equveilent

Rainforest/Woodland/ Scubforest
Starred Wood Quail (U)
Great tinamou (U)
Undulated tinamou (U)
Variegated tinamou (U)
Spix's guan (U)
Blue-throated piping guan (U)
Razor-billed curassow (U)
Ruddy quail-dove (U, not in rainforest)

Humid Mountain Forests (Montane Forest)
Rufous-breasted wood quail (U)
Hooded tinamou (U)
Sickle-winged guan (U)
Wattled guan (U)
Ruddy pigeon (U)
Sapphire quail-dove (U)

Mountain Scrubland/bushland
Ornate tinamou (U)
Andean tinamou (U)
Puna tinamou (U)
Band-tailed pigeon (U)
Plain-breasted ground dove (U)
Ruddy ground dove (U, found in any open grassland/savannah common in cities and towns)

Mountains/Highlands (general high altitude)
Andean Goose (W)
Crested duck (W)
Yellow-billed pintail ( W, can also be found in low elevation freshwater in open costal areas)
Yellow-billed teal (W)
White-tufted grebe (W, also found in freshwater lowlands to the west and south)
Peruvian pigeon (U, specifically more arid forests)
Bare-faced ground dove (U, can also be found in foothills and lowlands, doesn’t go to the coast)
Black-winged ground dove (U, stays near tree-line, found in lower elevations in winter)

Costal/lowlands or western foothills
White-cheeked pintail (W, costal)
Southern pochard (W, lowlands)
Great grebe (W, costal)
Pied-billed grebe ( W, Costal, mainly freshwater occasionally found in saltwater)
West Peruvian dove (U, lowlands)
Croaking ground dove (U, Costal Lowlands but can be found in higher elevations at times)

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Possible returning species that haven’t been mentioned:

Cinnamon Teal 

Whitetail deer ( need to be split into subspecies, Peru has O. v. peruvianus who’s antler structure is very different from the whitetail in game and overall they are smaller) would also be nice to see the antlers remodeled for all whitetail (baring great ones) and some tail rigging done.

Fallow Deer ( non-native ,they were introduced.  I personally wouldn’t want them on the map)

Collared Peccary (meh)
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If it ain’t obvious I’d like a proper South American map lol

subtle holly
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You can edit your top post if you want to change stuff but yeah I’d agree jaguar take out caiman after all

sage basin
subtle holly