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'''Joralesia''' (pronounced: ''Hora-Leesia'') is the largest [[MBE|Morstaybishlian territory]] and is the only territory in mainland [[Gondwana]] to be controlled by an [[Auroran]] colonial power at any point in history. It borders Ruseniya to the north and north east. In 2015, Joralesia had a population of 45.6 million and that is projected to increase by almost 6 million in five years. |
'''Joralesia''' (pronounced: ''Hora-Leesia'') is the largest [[MBE|Morstaybishlian territory]] and is the only territory in mainland [[Gondwana]] to be controlled by an [[Aurora|Auroran]] colonial power at any point in history. It borders Ruseniya to the north and north east. In 2015, Joralesia had a population of 45.6 million and that is projected to increase by almost 6 million in five years. |
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Joralesia is a geographical stunning region, comprising of temperate deciduous forests and Savannah. Large carnivorous mammals such as lions, leopards and hyenas dominate the food chain. Living in the savannah are also giraffes, gazelles, and the [[Wikipedia:Palaeoloxodon namadicus|Gondwanan-straight tusked elephant]] as well as a plethora of other species. |
Joralesia is a geographical stunning region, comprising of temperate deciduous forests and Savannah. Large carnivorous mammals such as lions, leopards and hyenas dominate the food chain. Living in the savannah are also giraffes, gazelles, and the [[Wikipedia:Palaeoloxodon namadicus|Gondwanan-straight tusked elephant]] as well as a plethora of other species. |
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