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'''Fauna''', as compared to flora, is the animal portion of an environment. | |||
==Notable Fauna== | ==Notable Fauna== | ||
*Rabbits, which can be killed for their bladders | * Rabbits, which can be killed for their bladders | ||
*Wolves, which can be killed for their hearts | * Wolves, which can be killed for their hearts | ||
*Foxes, which can be killed for their livers | * Foxes, which can be killed for their livers | ||
*Boars, which can be kill for their tusks | * Boars, which can be kill for their tusks | ||
*Bears, which are killed for their claws | * Bears, which are killed for their claws | ||
==Applications== | ==Applications== | ||
Similar to Antaloor's various flora, such as toadstools and hemlock, fauna and their organs can be utilized for their role in potionmaking. | Similar to Antaloor's various flora, such as toadstools and hemlock, fauna and their organs can be utilized for their role in potionmaking. | ||
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Fauna, as compared to flora, is the animal portion of an environment.
Notable Fauna[edit | edit source]
- Rabbits, which can be killed for their bladders
- Wolves, which can be killed for their hearts
- Foxes, which can be killed for their livers
- Boars, which can be kill for their tusks
- Bears, which are killed for their claws
Applications[edit | edit source]
Similar to Antaloor's various flora, such as toadstools and hemlock, fauna and their organs can be utilized for their role in potionmaking.