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The fauna of the Zycannes, the largest mountain range that stretches across the Staynes-South Staynes border and divides northern and southern Aurora, is large and diverse, containing many different animal species.

With almost a thousand species, of which roughly ⅔ are endemic to the region, the Zycannes are the most important region in the world for amphibians. The diversity of animals in the Zycannes is high, with almost 650 species of mammals (15 percent endemic), more than 1,800 species of bird (about 30 percent endemic), more than 650 species of reptiles (about 48 percent endemic) and 420 species of fish (around 35 percent endemic).

The [[Wikipedia:Vicuña|Zycuna]] can be found living in the Zycannes plateau, the widest part of the mountain range and are similar to camelids in Yasteria and [[Gondwana]]. Few predators exist here, but those that do are the [[Wikipedia:Brown bear|brown bear]], [[Wikipedia:Andean cat|Zycannes cat]] and the [[Wikipedia:Yellow-throated marten|golden-throated marten]] - a widely distributed omnivore whose sources of food range from fruit and nectar to small deer.

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