This article is a Work in Progress and will be finished soon™
The
Town of Einar in southeast
Dhalmain was founded and inhabited by the
Priests and devoutees of
Flejnathry, the deity embodying the Law of Matter in the
Autonomist belief.
In their pursue of a settlement built around their values of
enjoyement of the material and preservation of nature the Einites dedicated a substantial area to a
nature reserve with a
zoological garden functioning next to its border.
History
Structures
Creatures
Breifel, depicted in the classic Dhalmanite style by Naelin
The zoo counts with a selection of the most interesting local creatures, but also characteristic representatives of the exotic fauna of the
Haan Archipelago, including popular enclosures for a pair of endangered
hierde and four
sceapilions.
Smaller enclosures exhibit diverse species of
khom, as well as a
cuppat brought from
Stunveldt.
In true
Dhalmanite fashion, a section of the zoo is dedicated to remarkable specimens of carefully bred domestic species, exhibiting rare varieties of
lyraiks,
alzufhars and even
trelis.
Museum Area
Preservation Work
Besides simply exhibithing exotic creatures, the zoo has worked with emmissaries from Larea to work on the restoration of some critically endangered species, lending their facilities to the breeding of creatures that are dwindling or even extinct in the wild.
Comments