The Italian peninsula and its arcipelagoes are filled with various kind of endemic wildlife. My question was: would it be possible to implement them?
Here are some example of endemic Italian fauna that could be added to the game
-Rupicapra pyrenaica ornata, or Abruzzo Chamois, a shy animal living in the Central Apennine Mountains, mostly Abruzzo in Southern Italy. They are shy animals who live either isolated (the males) or in groups of the same sex (females with youngs). They can jump at a long distance, and use this tactic to move in the mountains. They can climb stiff cliffs like nothing.
-Alpine ibex, native of the Alpine region, they can climb stiff cliffs too, and are generally more social, although they prefer to live in groups of the same sex.
-European Mouflon: It can be found in central Italy and its islands, it lives in hilly regions, live in separate sex groups and are not generally aggressive.
-Sardinian Boar: Found in Sardinia and Corsica (some even claim it is found in Andalusia), it lives in forest areas with a lot of water
-Marsican brown bear: There are barely 85 Marsican Brown Bears left in the wild. They are more herbivorous compared to the other bear species, and it's rather territorial.
-Sardinian Fox: It is found in Sardinia and Corsica. It is an omnivore, is nocturnal and can dig its own den.
-Italian wolf: since 2019 its distribution has sky-rocketed and now includes parts of France, Switzerland and Spain. Italian wolf packs are 2 to 7 strong, and it's the Apex predator of my country after humans
There are plenty more, but I think I'll limit myself to these right now
Here are some example of endemic Italian fauna that could be added to the game
-Rupicapra pyrenaica ornata, or Abruzzo Chamois, a shy animal living in the Central Apennine Mountains, mostly Abruzzo in Southern Italy. They are shy animals who live either isolated (the males) or in groups of the same sex (females with youngs). They can jump at a long distance, and use this tactic to move in the mountains. They can climb stiff cliffs like nothing.
-Alpine ibex, native of the Alpine region, they can climb stiff cliffs too, and are generally more social, although they prefer to live in groups of the same sex.
-European Mouflon: It can be found in central Italy and its islands, it lives in hilly regions, live in separate sex groups and are not generally aggressive.
-Sardinian Boar: Found in Sardinia and Corsica (some even claim it is found in Andalusia), it lives in forest areas with a lot of water
-Marsican brown bear: There are barely 85 Marsican Brown Bears left in the wild. They are more herbivorous compared to the other bear species, and it's rather territorial.
-Sardinian Fox: It is found in Sardinia and Corsica. It is an omnivore, is nocturnal and can dig its own den.
-Italian wolf: since 2019 its distribution has sky-rocketed and now includes parts of France, Switzerland and Spain. Italian wolf packs are 2 to 7 strong, and it's the Apex predator of my country after humans
There are plenty more, but I think I'll limit myself to these right now
