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Noah was an albino black man.
Noah was an orthodox Trotskyist/orthodox one world democratic communist.
NOAH THE FIRST ALBINO... - The Bible and The Black Man | Facebook
Noah supports Pleistocene rewilding in the United Orthodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of the
World like in Orthodox Trotskyist/Orthodox One World Democratic Communist Kanata/Canada.

The Watchers should be Alpha Draconian/fallen angels. Also, there should be Alpha
Draconian-human hybrids/Nephilim. Also, the Watchers are evil, and there are good Alpha
Draconian-human hybrids/Nephilim and evil Alpha Draconian-human hybrids/ Nephilim.
This is Samyaza the Alpha Draconian/fallen angel. Samyaza is evil.
This is Og the Alpha Draconian/fallen angel-human hybrid. Og is evil.

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The United Federation of Planets, from Star Trek, predicts Earth becoming a morally good
Trotskyist socialist utopia with different types of morally good beings. The Trotskyist utopia
could be called the United Socialist States of the World or World Soviet Federation
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2008/09/prin-s25.html
The Socialist Equality Party (SEP) is in solidarity with and accepts the political authority of
the International Committee of the Fourth International, the World Party of Socialist
Revolution founded by Leon Trotsky in 1938. The Fourth International, with which the SEP is
aligned, emerged out of the implacable struggle waged by Marxist internationalists, led by
Leon Trotsky, against the bureaucratic degeneration of the Soviet Union and the betrayal of
the program of world socialist revolution by the dictatorial regime headed by Stalin and his
henchmen. These objectives can be realized only within the framework of an international

strategy, the goal of which is the global unification of the workers of all countries and the
creation of a United Socialist States of the World.
The Star Trek Universe's United Federation Of Planets ...
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Aug 7, 2018 - LinkedIn SlideShare ... The United Federation of Planets predicts Earth
becoming a morally good ... Beings That Live In Turtle World/The World Soviet Federation ... I,
Mimic Octopus Man, dress up like different animals.
This is the flag of the United Socialist States of the World/World Soviet Federation.
I put the symbol of the Fourth International on the flag of planet Earth.
www.flagofplanetearth.com

Centered in the flag, seven rings form a flower – a symbol of the life on Earth.
Rewilding can be done in the United Socialist States of the World/World Soviet Federation.
Kanata/Canada should have orthodox Trotskyism/orthodox one world democratic communism. It should
be ruled by an orthodox Trotsykist one world government/orthodox one world democratic communist
government. Kanata/Canada should be ruled by the working class.
If Kanata/Canada had orthodox Trotskyism, it would become the Kanata Socialist Republic of
Kanata/orthodox Trotskyist Kanata/the Canada Socialist Republic of Canada/orthodox Trotskyist Canada.
The Kanata Socialist Republic of Kanata/orthodox Trotskyist Kanata//Trotskyist Kanata/One World
Democratic Communist Kanata/One World Democratic Socialist Kanata/the Canada Socialist Republic of
Canada/Trotskyist Canada/One World Democratic Communist Canada/One World Democratic Socialist
Canada/the Kanuckistan Socialist Republic of Kanuckistan/Trotskyist Kanuckistan/One World
Democratic Communist Kanuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist Kanuckistan/the Canuckistan
Socialist Republic of Canuckistan/Trotskyist Canuckistan/One World Democratic Communist
Canuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist Canuckistan/he Kanatastan Socialist Republic of
Kanatastan/Trotskyist Kanatastan/One World Democratic Communist Kanatastan/One World Democratic
Socialist Kanatastan/the Canadastan Socialist Republic of Canadastan/Trotskyist Canadastan/One World
Democratic Communist Canadastan/One World Democratic Socialist Canadastan.
will be a part of the United Orthodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of Abya Yala/the Americas or the the
United Orthodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of Turtle Island/North America.

There’s a United Socialist States of the Americas.
This is the flag of the United Orthodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of the Americas.
Or there’s the United Orthodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of North America, the United Socialist
States of Central America, and the United Socialist States of South America.
This is the flag of the United Socialist States of North America,
The Canada jay/gray jay/grey jay/camp robber/whisky jack is the national bird of the Canada
Socialist Republic of Canada/Trotskyist Council Canuckistan/Soviet Canuckistan/Canada. So
it’s on the flag of the United Ortohodox Trotskyist/Socialist States of North America,

This is the 4th International’s orthodox Trotskyist/orthodox one world world democratic
communist Kanata/Canada flag I created with Photopea. It’s better because it looks more
communist and socialist.

This is the coat of arms of capitalist Kanata/Canada.
The national animal of the capitalist United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,
commonly known as the capitalist United Kingdom (UK) or capitalist Britain is the European
lion/Panthera Leo Europaea.
There’s European lions in capitalist Kanata’s/Canada’s coat of arms.
European Lion Facts and Figures (thoughtco.com)

Aboriginal people used to have indigenous socialism/primitive communism.
There are Kanatians/Canadians who think the coat of arms should have indigenous
socialist/primitive communist symbols.
Coat of arms ignores aboriginal people, MP says | CBC News
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Kanata’s/Canada's coat of arms should include an aboriginal symbol for it to truly represent the
country's history, Winnipeg Centre MP Pat Martin says.
The current national emblem has symbols representing England, Scotland, Ireland and France,
but nothing to reflect the first residents of the country, Martin told CBC News Friday before
introducing a motion asking Parliament to consider the idea.
"It looks more like the coat of arms for Narnia than for Canada," he said.
"What really struck me, especially after the apology of residential schools last week, is that
there's no reference, whatsoever, to the original peoples of Canada — the First Nations, Inuit or
the Métis."

Even the addition of an eagle feather or a medicine wheel would help the coat of arms be more
representative, he said.
A vote in Parliament is not required to change the coat of arms — the government could simply
decide it is a good idea and do it, he said.
Aboriginal people could be consulted about it over the summer, he said.
The coat of arms was last revised in 1994
This is the map of Narnia.
I made an indigenous socialist orthodox Trotskyist Kanatian/Canadian coat of arms with
indigeous socialist symbols/primitive communist symbols.
ImadeKanata’s/Canada'scoatofarmshaveainuksuk, ametisblueflag, andaeaglefeather.

Indigenous people/Aboriginal people like the Inuit, Metis, and Haida, are indigenous
socialists/primitive communists.
There’s people who call Indigenous people/Aboriginal people, Native Siberians.

Keith Jones is an orthodox Trotskyist.
Keith Jones should be the Chairman of the Kanata Socialist Republic of Kanata/Trotskyist Kanata/One
World Democratic Communist Kanata/One World Democratic Socialist Kanata/the Canada Socialist
Republic of Canada/Trotskyist Canada/One World Democratic Communist Canada/One World
Democratic Socialist Canada/the Kanuckistan Socialist Republic of Kanuckistan/Trotskyist
Kanuckistan/One World Democratic Communist Kanuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist
Kanuckistan/the Canuckistan Socialist Republic of Canuckistan/Trotskyist Canuckistan/One World
Democratic Communist Canuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist Canuckistan/he Kanatastan
Socialist Republic of Kanatastan/Trotskyist Kanatastan/One World Democratic Communist
Kanatastan/One World Democratic Socialist Kanatastan/the Canadastan Socialist Republic of
Canadastan/Trotskyist Canadastan/One World Democratic Communist Canadastan/One World
Democratic Socialist Canadastan.
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Also, Queen’s Park should be called People’s Park,

The Illuminati card, Dinosaur Park, predicts Pleistocene rewilding.
There are animals that went extinct in Canada. We need proxies of those extinct animals to
do good like help the proxies and improve Canada’s environment.
Extinct Animals in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Extinct Birds in Canada - Current Results
Orthodox Trotskyism can end poverty and hunger. If an evil economic system like capitalism
remains, the people will be hungry. Then, they eat the animals used to rewild the world like
Canada.
My dad told me about a man who ate a cat in the Philippines.
My dad also told me about birds in the Philippines being hunted for food. Those birds became
afraid of humans.
If there’s orthodox Trotyskyism, hunger will end.

Trotskyism can being test tube meat. No animals like the animals used to rewild Canada will get
killed and suffer to become food.
With no hunger, humans won’t kill and eat animals.
Lab-Grown Meat Is Coming, Whether You Like It or Not | WIRED
Clone endangered animals that will be used to rewild Kanata/Canada

Cloning - Wikipedia
Put the threatened animals of Kanata/Canada in the place or places where they used to live.
Endangered Species - Nature Canada
Put the extirpated animals,, that used to live in Kanata/Canada, back in Kanata/Canada.
Extinct and Extirpated Species (gov.bc.ca)
British Columbia could be renamed Illaheechuk or Illahee Chuk.
Manitoba should also be called Manitou.
Ontario should also be called Kanadario.
Quebec should also be called Kebec.
Prince Edward Island could be renamed Epekwitk.
The lion is the animal symbol of my 0 the Fourth International’s Socialist Equality Parties.
Leon means lion.
Leon: Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names | Nameberry
David North said in this video that a Mexican said that Mexicans think Trotsky is like a lion.
Lion - Wikipedia
There should be Pleistocene rewilding in the Canada Socialist Republic of Canada/Canuckistan
Socialist Republic of Canuckistan.
Rhys Lemoine said that the Canadian Large Animal Wildlife Society should exist.
The Canadian Large Animal Wildlife Society should also be called the Kanatian Large Wildlife
Society.
The Kanatian Large Wildlife Society/Canadian Large Animal Wildlife Society should support
orthodox Trotskyism/orthodox one world democratic communism/orthodox one world
democratic socialism.

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Put invasive species in Kanata/Canada.
Take that evil Reptilians and you evil slaves, humans. Snicker laugh.
Toronto is an evil city. There are evil Reptilian shapeshifters and their evil slaves, humans,
and evil subliminal messages in the evil city of Toronto. This is a city of evil.
All cities are evil in the mafia capitalist world.
I learn about bullshit in Toronto in this site.
https://torontoisbullshit.tumblr.com/
Evil Alpha Draconians/fallen angels/reptilians and evil humans destroy the beautiful
environment. Those bastards.
Fred Pearce said that invasive species are good.
In Fred Pearce’s book “The New Wild: Why Invasive Species Will Be Nature’s Salvation”, Fred
Pearce explains why invasive species are good.
The New Wild: Why Invasive Species
Will Be Nature's Salvation
The New Wild: Why Invasive Species Will Be Nature's Salvation by Fred Pearce | Goodreads

There should be invasive species in the God's/Yahweh's/Jehovah's/Allah's/Bathala's/The Great
Spirit's/Ahone's/The Monad's Jesus'/Jesus of Nazareth's/Jesus Christ's The Good Alpha
Draconians'/Gods' And Goddesses' Good Carians'/Angels' Good Nephilim's Gaia's/Earth's Good
Beings' The International Commitee of the Fourth International's/4th International's The
International Commitee of the Fifth International's/5th International's the International Commitee
of the Sixth International's/6th International's the International Commitee of/League for the
Fourth/Fifth/Sixth Anti-Evil Beings Orthodox Trotskyist International/International Commitee
of/League for the Fourth/Fifth/Sixth Anti-Evil Beings Orthodox One World Democratic
Communist International/Anti-Evil Beings Orthodox One World Democratic Socialist
International Orthodox Trotskyist/Orthodox One World Democratic Communist/Orthodox One
World Democratic Socialist/Orthodox Trotskyist/Orthodox One World Democratic
Communust/Orthodox One World Democratic Socialist/Socialist Equality Parties' United
Trotskyist/One World Democratic Communist/One World Democratic Socialist/Socialist States
Of Heaven/the Heavens/Kaluwalhatian/Maca/the Multiverse/Universe/Anti-
Universe/Antiverse/World/Soviet/Rat/‫מועצה‬/Majlis/Council/理事会/Lǐshì huì/公司
/Gōngsī/Isahoe/Konseho Union of Socialist Republics/World Trotskyist/One World Democratic
Communist/One World Democratic
Socialist/Socialist/Soviet/Rat/Consiglio/‫מועצה‬/Majlis/Council/理事会/Lǐshì huì/公司
/Gōngsī/Isahoe/Konseho Federation/Turtle
Heaven/Heavens/Kaluwalhatian/Multiverse/Universe/World and its orthodox

Trotskyist/orthodox one world democratic communist/orthodox one world democratic socialist
republics like the Kanata Socialist Republic of Kanata/Trotskyist Kanata/One World Democratic
Communist Kanata/One World Democratic Socialist Kanata/the Canada Socialist Republic of
Canada/Trotskyist Canada/One World Democratic Communist Canada/One World Democratic Socialist
Canada/the Kanuckistan Socialist Republic of Kanuckistan/Trotskyist Kanuckistan/One World
Democratic Communist Kanuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist Kanuckistan/the Canuckistan
Socialist Republic of Canuckistan/Trotskyist Canuckistan/One World Democratic Communist
Canuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist Canuckistan/he Kanatastan Socialist Republic of
Kanatastan/Trotskyist Kanatastan/One World Democratic Communist Kanatastan/One World Democratic
Socialist Kanatastan/the Canadastan Socialist Republic of Canadastan/Trotskyist Canadastan/One World
Democratic Communist Canadastan/One World Democratic Socialist Canadastan.
Invasive species are awesome because they manage to be wild despite the evil Reptilians
and humans. Fred Pearce praises invasive species.
But the evil Gail Kim hates invasive species. Hey Gail, realize humans are an invasive
species! They originated out of Africa.
Humans are so fucking arrogant.
I think invasive species should be genetically engineered to fight back against Reptilians
and humans.
Here, in this video, you see giant super genetically engineered invasive kudzu and lilacs in a
destroyed Toronto. They helped destroyed the evil city of Toronto. Other invasive species
also laid waste. They destroyed Torontonians as well. Torontonians had to leave. They were
crying. Snicker laugh.
These invasive species are like aliens invading.
The giant kudzu remind me of the giant kudzu in the Illuminati card, Giant Kudzu.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=illuminati+card+giant+kudzu&source=lnms&tbm=isch&s
a=X&ved=0ahUKEwiR6rmasLrTAhXH6oMKHRdYDGwQ_AUIBigB&biw=1242&bih=543#spf=
1
The CN Tower is on the ground because of the super invasive species. The super invasive
species stand tall.
Invasive species - Wikipedia

Super Mutant Genetically Engineered Invasive Species Have Destroyed The Evil City Of
Toronto - YouTube
Also, the invasive species that should be put in the Kanata Socialist Republic of
Kanata/Trotskyist Kanata/One World Democratic Communist Kanata/One World
Democratic Socialist Kanata/the Canada Socialist Republic of Canada/Trotskyist
Canada/One World Democratic Communist Canada/One World Democratic Socialist
Canada/the Kanuckistan Socialist Republic of Kanuckistan/Trotskyist Kanuckistan/One
World Democratic Communist Kanuckistan/One World Democratic Socialist
Kanuckistan/the Canuckistan Socialist Republic of Canuckistan/Trotskyist
Canuckistan/One World Democratic Communist Canuckistan/One World Democratic
Socialist Canuckistan/he Kanatastan Socialist Republic of Kanatastan/Trotskyist
Kanatastan/One World Democratic Communist Kanatastan/One World Democratic Socialist
Kanatastan/the Canadastan Socialist Republic of Canadastan/Trotskyist Canadastan/One
World Democratic Communist Canadastan/One World Democratic Socialist Canadastan,
should also be put in other temperate Soviet/Rat/‫מועצה‬/Majlis/Council/理事会/Lǐshì huì/公
司/Gōngsī/Isahoe/Konseho Trotskyist/one world democratic communist/one world
democratic socialist/socialist republics.
I live in eastern Turtle Island/North America,
Trotskyism can rewild eastern Turtle/North America.
The West Humber River Recreational Trail/Humber
Valley/Humber Arboretum is in eastern Turtle Island/North

America. Trotskyism can rewild the West Humber River
Recreational Trail/Humber Valley/Humber Arboretum.
https://pleistocenerewilding.boards.net/thread/10/megafauna-
forests-northeast
When we discuss Pleistocene Rewilding in the context of North
America, we tend to think of the prairies. However, there are
many other ecosystems in North America, which also lost
keystone megafauna during the Pleistocene extinction event.
https://humber.ca/arboretum/explore/wildlife.html
Wildlife at the Humber Arboretum
With a variety of habitats and the West Humber River serving as
a transportation corridor for wildlife, there are many animals that
live or travel through the Humber Arboretum grounds
Also, they have to clone animals like Torontoceros, the giant
ground sloth, and the mastodon.
I can imagine a rewilded West Humber River Recreational
Trail/Humber Valley/Humber Arboretum having animals like
Smilodon gracilis, jaguars, Torontoceros, Chacoan
peccaries/tagua, Carolina parakeets, and five-lined skinks.
I made comments on this blog.
https://rewildcanada.blogspot.com/2017/03/perrisodactyls-their-
possible-future-
in.html?showComment=1637112579290#c2113891714435073132

Clone Smilodon gracilis and put them in eastern Turtle Island/North
America.
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I live near the West Humber River Recreational Trail/Humber Valley/Humber
Arboretum. It would be cool to see a rewilded West Humber River Recreational
Trail/Humber Valley/Humber Arboretum.
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Orthodox Trotskyism can bring Aratinga carolinensis or something similar.
Carolina Conure Project | Pleistocene Rewilding (boards.net)
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The Carolina parakeet, or Carolina conure (Conuropsis carolinensis), was a small parrot
native to the eastern and plains states of the USA, and possibly to southern Ontario,
Canada. It was a very colourful bird that had adapted to much cooler, more temperate
habitats than most living parakeets occupy. In fact, the only living parakeet which lives in
comparable climates is the monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) of southern South
America. For a time, it was thought that the two species may be closely related, due to the
presence in both of a fully feathered ceres (the fleshy part at the top of the beak, near the
forehead). However, genetic testing has shown them to be more distant than previously
thought, having acquired this trait separately through convergent evolution. Instead, the
closest relatives of Conuropsis are members of the recently-revised genus Aratinga, which
includes the nanday (A. nenday), jenday (A. jandaya), sun (A. solstitialis), sulphur-breasted
(A. maculata), gold-capped (A. auricappilus), and dusky conures (A. weddellii).
Gene-splicing from the Carolina conure would require having the complete genome, which I
am not sure if we have fully sequenced yet, except for mitochondrial DNA used for
phylogenetic studies. If this was done, one could simply compare the genome with that of a
living conure, note any areas of difference, and change the conure template. This would
defeat the purpose of an effigy breed though, which was to make a bird on which only
minimal splices would be necessary, minimizing cost and rejection. If we don’t have enough
material from Conuropsis, then we could potentially isolate the genes responsible for those
traits in the monk parakeet, and splice them into an embryo of the effigy breed, with the
understanding that the mechanisms creating these traits in monk parakeets may be
different than the mechanisms which did so in Carolina parakeets. Ultimately we have to
understand that the animal we are creating is not really a Carolina parakeet, but an
ecological and aesthetic replacement meant to inhabit the same areas. This will not be
Conuropsis carolinensis, but might instead be dubbed Aratinga carolinensis, or something
similar.

We should put the lion in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Makan lion/Turtle Islander
lion/Makan cave lion/American lion/North American lion/American cave lion.
American lion - Wikipedia
We have to put African lions and Asiatic lions in Canada serve as a proxy for American lions.
Rewilding Canada Blog: Arctic Lions: Yes, really (rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
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Arctic Lions: Yes, really

Wild lions (Panthera leo) are today almost entirely restricted to Africa, the
exception being the small population of Asian lions (Panthera leo persica) in Gir
National Park in India. This was not always the case however, lions were in fact once
found in every continent but Australia and South America. There were many lions in
North America, including Canada. The American lion (Panthera leo atrox) was found in
both arctic/taiga environments and plains/steppe environments.
There is a lot known from fossils and DNA evidence about American lions. For
example, it is known that they were significantly larger than modern African and Asian
lions. This was presumably an adaptation to hunt larger North American herbivores
such as bison and camels. From genetic evidence we know that it was more closely
related to Asian and cave lions (Panthera leo spelaea) than to African lions, and so
probably shared some characteristics with them. Asian lions have short manes
compared to African lions, and cave paintings of cave lions seem to imply they did as
well. From this it is supposed that American lions also had short manes. It is also
presumed that like all modern lions, they had a pride structure with females being the
hunters and males defending the pride from other males and dangerous creatures such
as elephants and buffalo. It is not known exactly how their fur grew but presumably it
must have been thick enough for them to withstand cold winters.
Modern lions are not typically found in colder environments, but many captive
ones are and have shown a surprising ability to withstand low temperatures. Many grow
thick manes and pelts in response, with lions regularly being kept outside in the winter
in places as cold as Scotland, Canada, and even Siberia. This adaptability is probably
what allowed lions to have such a large range in the first place. It is thought that many
of North America's large carnivores went extinct when many of the large herbivores
were extirminated by human hunters. In the lion's case, this was the horses, the camels,
and the bison. When the horses and camels were gone, and the bison few in number,
the lions starved. Without the lions present the remaining bison could grow to the huge
population size seen in history.

If the lion's prey could be brought back to Canada, then supposedly the lion could
be as well. The Pleistocene lions are considered subspecies of the lions still present
today, so the differences are minimal. Substituting the American lion with lions from the
old world should nicely fill the ecological role left behind by the American lion. The
Asiatic lion from India might be the best choice due to it's closer relationship to the
extinct lions, but really any lion subspecies would be acceptable, and African lions
would certainly be more readily available. Lions could help to control native deer and
bison populations as well as the numbers of species to be introduced later.
Picture comparing African and Asian lions
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DAyaRfy8sPU/maxresdefault.jpg)

The type of African lion that should be put in Kanata/Canada is the Northern lion. The barbary
lion, a type of Northern lion should also be put in Kanata/Canada. It can live in the cold
climate.
Panthera leo leo - Wikipedia
We should put the jaguar in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Pleistocene
jaguar/giant jaguar.

We should put the jaguar in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Pleistocene
jaguar/giant jaguar. Jaguar - Wikipedia Panthera onca augusta - Wikipedia
We should put the clouded leopard/mainland clouded leopard and the Sunda clouded
leopard/Sundaland clouded leopard/Enkuli clouded leopard/Diard's clouded leopard/Diard's
cat, lion, Amur leopard, and Siberian tiger/Amur tiger in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
the scimitar-toothed cat/scimitar cat.
Homotherium - Wikipedia
Scimitar Cats and American Cheetahs:
Homotherium and Miracinonyx
Rewilding Canada Blog: Scimitar Cats and American Cheetahs: Homotherium and
Miracinonyx (rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
Siberian tiger - Wikipedia
Amur leopard - Wikipedia
We should also put the clouded leopard/mainland clouded leopard and the Sunda clouded
leopard/Sundaland clouded leopard/Enkuli clouded leopard/Diard's clouded leopard/Diard's
cat in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Smilodon. We should put the clouded
leopard/mainland clouded leopard and the Sunda clouded leopard/Sundaland clouded
leopard/Enkuli clouded leopard/Diard's clouded leopard/Diard's cat to serve as a proxy for
Smilodon gracilis and Smilodon fatalis.
Clouded leopard - Wikipedia
The clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) is a wild cat inhabiting dense forests from the foothills of
the Himalayas through mainland Southeast Asia into South China. The first clouded leopard known
to science was brought to London from China in the early 19th century and described in 1821. It has
large dusky-grey blotches and irregular spots and stripes reminiscent of clouds. Its head-and-body
length ranges from 68.6 to 108 cm (27.0 to 42.5 in) with a 61 to 91 cm (24 to 36 in) long tail. It uses
its tail for balancing when moving in trees and is able to climb down vertical tree trunks head first. It
rests in trees during the day and hunts by night on the forest floor.
The clouded leopard is the first cat that genetically diverged 9.32 to 4.47 million years ago from the
common ancestor of the pantherine cats. Several million years ago, it reached Sundaland, where it
diverged 2.0–0.93 million years ago to a different species, the Sunda clouded leopard (N. diardi).

Today, the clouded leopard is locally extinct in Singapore, Taiwan, and possibly Hainan Island and
Vietnam. Its total population is suspected to be fewer than 10,000 mature individuals, with a
decreasing population trend, and no single population numbering more than 1,000 adults. It is
therefore listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List since 2008. The population is threatened by
large–scale deforestation and commercial poaching for the wildlife trade. Its body parts are offered
for decoration and clothing, though it is legally protected in most range countries.
The clouded leopard has been kept in zoological gardens since the early 20th century. Captive
breeding programs were initiated in the 1980s. In captivity, the clouded leopard has an average
lifespan of 11 years.
Sunda clouded leopard - Wikipedia
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When I read Brian Switek’s excellent longform piece “Once and future cats” — about the history of
the sabertooth cats — one passage jumped out at me:
While the future course of evolution is unknowable, there is a possibility that we are only in a short
lull between sabercats. Long killing fangs have evolved so many times in the past 20 million years
that there’s every reason to believe that a newly derived sabercat might evolve again. In fact, Per

Christiansen, a zoologist at the University of Aalborg in Denmark, argued in 2012 that the clouded
leopard — a mid-sized cat that prowls the tropical forests of Indonesia — has relatively elongated
teeth and shows a great deal of similarity to true sabercats. Given a few million years, might the
saber-toothed descendants of today’s clouded leopards slash at the throats of mid-sized herbivores
of the future?
Smilodon is a genus of the extinct machairodont subfamily of the felids. It is one of the most famous
prehistoric mammals and the best known saber-toothed cat. Although commonly known as the
saber-toothed tiger, it was not closely related to the tiger or other modern cats. Smilodon lived in
the Americas during the Pleistocene epoch (2.5 mya – 10,000 years ago). The genus was named in
1842 based on fossils from Brazil; the generic name means "scalpel" or "two-edged knife" combined
with "tooth". Three species are recognized today: S. gracilis, S. fatalis, and S. populator. The two
latter species were probably descended from S. gracilis, which itself probably evolved from
Megantereon. The hundreds of individuals obtained from the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles
constitute the largest collection of Smilodon fossils.
Overall, Smilodon was more robustly built than any extant cat, with particularly well-developed
forelimbs and exceptionally long upper canine teeth. Its jaw had a bigger gape than that of modern
cats, and its upper canines were slender and fragile, being adapted for precision killing. S. gracilis
was the smallest species at 55 to 100 kg (120 to 220 lb) in weight. S. fatalis had a weight of 160 to
280 kg (350 to 620 lb) and height of 100 cm (39 in). Both of these species are mainly known from
North America, but remains from South America have also been attributed to them. S. populator
from South America was the largest species, at 220 to 436 kg (485 to 961 lb) in weight and 120 cm
(47 in) in height, and was among the largest known felids. The coat pattern of Smilodon is unknown,
but it has been artistically restored with plain or spotted patterns.
In North America, Smilodon hunted large herbivores such as bison and camels, and it remained
successful even when encountering new prey species in South America. Smilodon is thought to
have killed its prey by holding it still with its forelimbs and biting it, but it is unclear in what manner
the bite itself was delivered. Scientists debate whether Smilodon had a social or a solitary lifestyle;
analysis of modern predator behavior as well as of Smilodon's fossil remains could be construed to
lend support to either view. Smilodon probably lived in closed habitats such as forests and bush,
which would have provided cover for ambushing prey. Smilodon died out at the same time that most
North and South American megafauna disappeared, about 10,000 years ago. Its reliance on large
animals has been proposed as the cause of its extinction, along with climate change and competition
with other species, but the exact cause is unknown.
Canada Gets Its First Smilodon - Scientific American Blog Network
We should also put the the Siberian tiger/Amur tiger in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
Smilodon gracilis and Smilodon fatalis.

All subspecies of Turtle Islander/North American cougar/puma/mountain
lion/catamount/panther could be a single species.
Or there are different subspecies of Turtle Islander/North American
cougar/puma/mountain lion/catamount/panther.
We should put the Turtle Islander/North American cougar/puma/mountain
lion/catamount/panther in eastern Kanata/Canada.
Or we should put the western cougar in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the
eastern cougar/eastern puma. North American cougar - Wikipedia Eastern cougar - Wikipedia
We should put more Turtle Islander/North American cougars/pumas/mountain
lions/catamounts/panthers in Toronto.
Or we should put more western cougars in Toronto to serve as a proxy for the eastern
cougar/eastern puma.
South America is also called Atlantica.
If you could rename the American continents what would you call
the landmass?
If you could rename the American continents what would you call the landmass? - Quora
We should put the Atlanican cougar/South American cougar in Kanata/Canada to also serve as a
proxy for the Makan lion/American lion.
South American cougar - Wikipedia
We should put the Asiatic cheetah and African cheetah in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
the Makan cheetah/American cheetah.
We should put the Asiatic cheetah, Southeast African cheetah, Northeast African cheetah, and
Northwest African cheetah in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Makan
cheetah/American cheetah.
Cheetah - Wikipedia
Southeast African cheetah - Wikipedia

Asiatic cheetah - Wikipedia
Northeast African cheetah - Wikipedia
Northwest African cheetah - Wikipedia
American cheetah - Wikipedia
Scimitar Cats and American Cheetahs:
Homotherium and Miracinonyx
Rewilding Canada Blog: Scimitar Cats and American Cheetahs: Homotherium and
Miracinonyx (rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
We should put the Kanata lynx/Canada lynx in Epekwitk and Tkaronto/Toronto.

We should put the bobcat/red lynx in the rest of Quebec and Tkaronto/Toronto.
Bobcat - Wikipedia
We should put the hunting hyena/running hyena-spotted hyena hybrid, hunting hyena/running
hyena-brown hyena hybrid, and hunting hyena/running hyena-striped hyena hybrid in
Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the hunting hyena/running hyena.
We should also put the spotted hyena, brown hyena, and striped hyena in Kanata/Canada to serve
as a proxy for the hunting hyena/running hyena.
Hyena - Wikipedia
Spotted hyena - Wikipedia
Due to their ancestral range
extending far across Eurasia
during the Ice Age, Spotted Hyenas
have winter coats.
Due to their ancestral range extending far across Eurasia during the Ice Age, Spotted Hyenas
have winter coats. : interestingasfuck (reddit.com)
Brown hyena - Wikipedia
Striped hyena - Wikipedia
Chasmaporthetes - Wikipedia

We should put the giant short-faced bear-grizzly bear hybrid in western Kanata/Canada to serve
as a proxy for the giant short-faced bear.
We should put the lesser short-faced bear-grizzly bear hybrid in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve
as a proxy for the lesser short-faced bear.
We should put the grizzly–polar bear hybrid/grolar bear/pizzly bear/[1][2]
grizzlar/nanulak/aknuk
in eastern Canada, as a proxy for the lesser short-faced bear.
Grizzly–polar bear hybrid - Wikipedia
Short-faced bear - Wikipedia
We could put the grizzly bear/ North American brown bear/grizzly in the Prairies to serve as
a proxy for the Prairie grizzly bear.
We could put the grizzly bear/ North American brown bear/grizzly in Northern Quebec and
Labrador to serve as a proxy for the Ungava brown bear/Labrador grizzly bear/Labrador-
Ungava grizzly.

We should put the Kodiak bear/Kodiak brown bear/Alaskan brown bear in Kanata/Canada.
Kodiak bear - Wikipedia
We should put the American black bear/black bear in Epekwitk.
We should put more American black bears/black bears in
Tkaronto/Toronto.
American black bear - Wikipedia
Em-pak-pa-key is the Seminole version of the word “flowery”.
Microsoft Word - Vocabulary for PDF2.doc (seminolewars.org)
We should put the spectacled bear/Andean bear/Andean short-faced bear/mountain
bear/jukumari/ukumari/ukuku in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Em-pak-pa-key
spectacled bear/ Em-pak-pa-key cave bear/ Em-pak-pa-key short-faced bear/Florida spectacled
bear/Florida cave bear/Florida short-faced bear.
Spectacled bear - Wikipedia
Tremarctos floridanus - Wikipedia
Megafauna in the Forests of the Northeast
Megafauna in the Forests of the Northeast | Pleistocene Rewilding (boards.net)
Finally, Tremarctos floridanus, the northern spectacled bear. Tremarctos stems from an older line of
bears than Ursus, and is today represented by only one species, Tremarctos ornatus, the Andean
spectacled bear. Now, the Andean bear is, as far as we can tell, a very similar species to the northern
one, apart from being a bit smaller. They both would have been more herbivorous than other bears,

eating mostly bark, cacti, fruit, nuts, and leaves. The Andean bear today lives at high elevations, and
so is very capable of thriving in colder temperatures. It coexisted with the black bear for hundreds of
thousands of years, so competition shouldn’t be a significant issue, as they seem to have a different
niche. A northern population could be a good insurance plan for this vulnerable species, and it would
add another herbivore to an ecosystem overrun with plants.
We should put the Pleistocene polar bear-polar bear hybrid in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy
for the Pleistocene polar bear.
Ursus maritimus tyrannus - Wikipedia
We should put the Cacomistle in
Kanata/Canada.

We should put the gray wolf in southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan to serve as a proxy for the
Great Plains wolf (Canis lupus nubilus), also known as the buffalo wolf or loafer.
We should put the Great Lakes wolf in eastern Turtle Island/North America.
We should put the Great Lakes wolf in
Mi’kmaq, in northern and eastern New
Brunswick; the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet),
along the Saint John River Valley; and
the Peskotomuhkatiyik
(Passamaquoddy/New Brunswick, /Beothuk
Mi’kmaq/Vinland/Newfoundland, Mi'kma'ki//Neos
Skotia/Nova Scotia, Epekwitk/Prince Edward
Island.
to serve as a proxy for the gray wolf.
.We should put the Great Lakes wolf in Tkaronto/Toronto.
Great Lakes gray wolf (biologicaldiversity.org)
Jonathan G. Way wrote that the Great Lakes wolf are the best type of wolf to put in eastern Turtle
Island/North America.
http://www.easterncoyoteresearch.com/downloads/Coywolf.pdf
Scientists, wildlife managers, and laypeople should now appropriately classify the five wild canid
groups found in North America belonging to the genus Canis as: (1) western coyote; (2) eastern
coyote or coywolf (east of longitude 80° which includes New England, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ontario, and Quebec); (3) eastern and red wolf (C. lycaon, including C. rufus; drawn
separately on the diagram); (4) Great Lakes wolf, which is a hybrid between eastern wolves and gray
wolves (C. lupus × C. lycaon or C. lycaon × C. lupus); and (5) gray wolf. Three possible additional
genetic and morphological groupings consist of the Mexican gray wolf (Canis lupus baileyi), the mid-
Atlantic coyote, and the southeastern coyote. Wolves in the Southwest are possibly the remnant of
an early expansion of the gray wolf into North America, while research in the mid-Atlantic (Virginia)
area indicates that coyotes there are a product of hybridization between northeastern
coyotes/coywolves from the north and western coyotes from the west; hence they are an

intermediate form between eastern coyotes and western coyotes. Mid-Atlantic and southeastern
coyotes also have domestic dog genetic influence, and the southeastern coyote may also have red
wolf and/or gray wolf influence as well but, overall, is more western coyote-like compared to their
northeastern cousins. With this ‘Canis soup’ of different but closely related species (there is gene
flow from lupus to lycaon and lycaon to latrans), distinct species status for any canid complicates
conservation efforts, especially in eastern North America. Recent investigations acknowledge the
importance of hybridization among closely related species and in the case of eastern wolves, there
is a need for managed introgression that focusses on preserving any eastern wolf genetic material
in any genome regardless of their potential mosaic ancestry composition. If such an effort prioritizes
and maintains individuals that carry admixed genomes, as has been suggested, then more common
animals like the eastern coyote would be an important source of greater genetic variation and
potential adaptive capacity for rare canines.
Interestingly, one of the biggest questions remaining for biologists to answer, is which wolf should
be allowed to return to the region? And it’s not as if that decision can even be conclusively
determined by scientists. We originally thought the larger gray wolf (called timber wolf in this region)
inhabited the Northeast, but research over the past two decades by Paul Wilson and Brad White’s
team at Trent University indicates that it was the eastern wolf that used to live there, with a strong
likelihood that gray-eastern wolf hybrids, similar to the ‘Great Lakes wolves’ of Minnesota,
Wisconsin, and Michigan, also resided in much of the Northeast. It could be argued that gray wolves,
or their hybrids, may be a more appropriate source for an active wolf restoration, as they would
probably not mate with eastern coyotes due to size differences and the fact that they are more
distantly related to both coyotes and eastern wolves. You see, eastern wolves and coyotes evolved
in North America, whereas gray wolves in the Old World. The gray wolf may be more of an
ecologically effective predator of moose, which in recent years have been increasing in range in the
Northeast. However, it may be difficult to find a source of suitable gray wolves in the East as the
neighboring wolves in central Ontario and eastern Quebec are eastern wolves or eastern-gray wolf
hybrids.
Given all of these influences, the final chapter of canid recovery in the Northeast has yet to be
written. In fact, the USFWS and the Northeastern states have chosen to do nothing, which is illegal
given the mandates to recover wolves in the area. My opinion, given all of the evidence, is that the
Great Lakes wolf type would be the ideal wolf for this region. It is bigger and certainly more wolf-like
than eastern coyotes and has a low likelihood of hybridizing with them. It is also found within
dispersing distance of the Northeast and would likely survive well there, similar to the ~4,000
currently residing in wild in the U.S. Great Lakes states.

The wolves in the picture of the Trotskyist rewilded West Humber River Recreational Trail/Humber
Valley/Humber Arboretum are Great Lakes wolves.

We should put the eastern wolf/timber wolf/Algonquin wolf/eastern timber wolf in the rest of
eastern Turtle Island/North America.
We should put the eastern wolf/timber wolf/Algonquin wolf/eastern timber wolf in
Tkaronto/Toronto.

Eastern wolf - Wikipedia
We should put the red wolf in Kanata/Canada. We should put the red wolf in extreme southern
Ontario.
The red wolf used to live in Kanata/Canada. The red wolf used to live in extreme southern Ontario.
Red wolf - Wikipedia
We should put the western Coyote in Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, and the Discovery Islands. Coyote -
Wikipedia Lawrie McFarlane: No foxes or coyotes on Vancouver Island - Victoria Times Colonist
We should put the black-backed jackal/silver-backed jackal, golden jackal, and side-striped
jackal in southern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the dire dog/dire wolf.
Jackal - Wikipedia
Black-backed jackal - Wikipedia
Golden jackal - Wikipedia
Side-striped jackal - Wikipedia
Dire wolf - Wikipedia
We should put the Ussuri dhole/red wolf in Canada to serve as a proxy for the dhole.

We should put the Carolina dog, also known as a yellow dog,[1]
yaller dog,[2][3][4]
American
Dingo,[3]
or Dixie Dingo in Kanata/Canada. Carolina Dog - Wikipedia
We should put the bear-wolf hybrid to serve as a proxy for Amphicyon ingens. Bear-dog Hybrids -
Mammalian Hybrids - Online Biology Dictionary (macroevolution.net) Amphicyon - Wikipedia
More to come, we could put the red panda in Canada as a proxy for the Bristol's panda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pristinailurus

Pristinailurus bristoli is a fossil species in the carnivoran family Ailuridae, well-represented in the
Hemphillian deposits of Gray, Tennessee.[1] It was significantly larger than the living Ailurus but
probably possessed a weaker bite. Males appear to have been as much as twice the size of
females.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_panda
The red panda (Ailurus fulgens) is a carnivoran native to the eastern Himalayas and southwestern
China. It is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List because the wild population is estimated at
fewer than 10,000 mature individuals and continues to decline due to habitat loss and
fragmentation, poaching, and inbreeding depression.[1] Despite its name, it is not closely related to
the giant panda.[3]

We should put the giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca; Chinese: 大熊猫; pinyin: dàxióngmāo),[4]
also known as the panda bear (or simply the panda and Qinling panda/Brown panda in
Kanata/Canada.
Giant panda - Wikipedia
Qinling panda - Wikipedia
We should put the Illaheechuk red fox or Illahee Chuk red fox/British Columbia red fox
in Vancouver Island/ the Gulf Islands, and the Discovery Islands. Red fox - Wikipedia
We should put the swift fox in Manitoba.

We could put the gray fox in southern Ontario and northwestern Ontario.
We should put the common raccoon dog/ (Nyctereutes procyonoides), also known as the Chinese
raccoon dog, Asian raccoon dog, mangut (its Evenki name),[2]
neoguri (its Korean name) or
simply raccoon dog in Kanata/Canada.
Common raccoon dog - Wikipedia
The common raccoon dog/ (Nyctereutes procyonoides), also known as the Chinese raccoon dog,
Asian raccoon dog, mangut (its Evenki name),[2]
neoguri (its Korean name) or simply raccoon
dog could’ve been an invasive species in the Americas. It could’ve been an invasive species in
Turtle Island/North America. It could’ve been an invasive species in Kanata/Canada.
Never heard of the Minnesota raccoon dog, either? We are lucky – Twin Cities
We should put the South American bush dog (Speothos venaticus venaticus), with a range
including southern Colombia and Venezuela, the Guyanas, most of Brazil, eastern Ecuador and
Peru, Bolivia, and northern Paraguay.
● The Panamanian bush dog (Speothos venaticus panamensis), with a range including
Panama, northern Colombia and Venezuela, western Ecuador.

● The southern bush dog in Kanata/Canada. Bush dog - Wikipedia
We should put the Amphicyon ingens-grizzly bear/Turtle Islander brown bear/North American
brown bear/grizzly hybrid in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Amphicyon ingens.
We should put the African civet in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Hesperocyon.
African civet - Wikipedia
Hesperocyon - Wikipedia
We should put the leopard in western Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Dinictis felina/the
false sabre-tooth cat.
Leopard - Wikipedia
Dinictis - Wikipedia
Jonathan G. Way mentioned the nimravid.
The Trip of a Lifetime: A Pictorial Diary of My Journey Out West By Jonathan G. Way
The Trip of a Lifetime: My Journey Out West, A Remarkable Feat in Exhaustion and
Accomplishment (easterncoyoteresearch.com)
Across the street from the picnic area was a sign about the rich fossil life in the Badlands. It was
amazing to think of the nimravid (cat-like predator), bear dogs, horses, and rhinoceros that used
to live here millions of years ago!
We should put the wolverine/glutton/carcajou/quickhatch/kwiihkwahaacheew in Vancouver
Island and Epekwitk.
We should put more wolverines in Toronto to serve as a proxy for the wolverine-like animal.
Wolverine - Wikipedia
Mammals of Toronto
An interesting fossil of a wolverine-like animal has also been found, but its identity has not been
confirmed.

We could put the sea otter in the eastern coast of North America around the Gulf of Maine on the
New England seaboard to serve as a proxy for the sea mink.
Sea Otter | National Geographic
Species Profile (Sea Mink) - Species at Risk Public Registry (canada.ca)
This fierce-looking creature could be the only complete sea mink skin left of the extinct species | CBC
News

We should put more Turtle Islander river otters/North American river otters/northern river
otters/river otters in Toronto.
North American river otter - Wikipedia
W should put the European mink/ Russian mink/Eurasian mink in Kanata/Canada.
We should put the Northwestern Long-tailed Weasel in the Fraser Valley.
We should put the black-footed ferret in southern Saskatchewan and southern Alberta.

We should put the American Marten in Epekwitk and Toronto.
We should put the fisher in Epekwitk.
We should put more fishers in Toronto.
We should put the eastern spotted skunk
in the rest of eastern
Kanata/Canada and
Manitoba. Eastern

spotted skunk -
Wikipedia
We should put the common genet in Kanata/Canada.
Common genet - Wikipedia
We should put the North American Least Shrew in the rest of Kanata/Canada.
We should put the European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)/West European hedgehog
/common hedgehog in Canada as a proxy for Silvacola.
We should put the Atlantic walrus in the coasts of Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward
Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland to serve as a proxy for the northwestern Atlantic
walrus.

Atlantic Walrus: Species Facts, Info & More | WWF.CA
Atlantic Walrus (Northwest Atlantic population) (dfo-mpo.gc.ca)
We should put the dugong in the North Pacific to serve as a proxy for the Steller’s sea cow.
We should put the harbour seal/harbor seal/common seal in the Great Lakes/Great Lakes of
Turtle Island/Great Lakes of North America/Laurentian Great Lakes.
We should also put the Ungava seal/Lac des Loups Marins harbour seal in the Great Lakes/Great
Lakes of Turtle Island/Great Lakes of North America/Laurentian Great Lakes.
The Lost Edens of Lake Ontario
http://www.waterkeeper.ca/blog/2016/1/21/the-lost-edens-of-lake-ontario

Aquatic Rewilding: Historic Records indicate harbor seals inhabited Lake Ontario and Lake
Champlain until the 18th century.
https://www.reddit.com/r/megafaunarewilding/comments/q0glzi/aquatic_rewilding_histori
c_records_indicate/
We should also put the Iliamna Lake seal in the Great Lakes/Great Lakes of Turtle Island/Great
Lakes of North America/Laurentian Great Lakes.
SAVING THE ILIAMNA LAKE SEAL
Iliamna Lake seal (biologicaldiversity.org)
This is a picture of a Iliamna Lake seal in Lake Kanadario/Lake Ontario.

We should put the Baikal seal/Lake Baikal seal/nerpa in the Great Lakes/Great Lakes of
Turtle Island/Great Lakes of North America/Laurentian Great Lakes.
Baikal seal - Wikipedia
Seals in the Great Lakes. Make Great Lakes a refuge for endangered fresh
water seal? (best) - Chicago - Illinois (IL) - City-Data Forum
We should put the leopard seal (Hydrurga leptonyx), also referred to as the sea leopard in
Kanata/Canada. Leopard seal - Wikipedia
There has to be hybrids of living proboscideans and extinct proboscideans. Those hybrids will
serve as proxies for extinct proboscideans.
We should the wooly mammoth-Asian elephant in Canada to serve as a proxy for the wooly
mammoth.

We should also put the Asian elephant in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the wooly
mammoth.
We should put the mastodon-African forest elephant in Kanata/Canada as a proxy for the extinct
mastodon.
We should also put the African forest elephant in Kanata/Canada as a proxy for the extinct
mastodon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastodon
A mastodon (mastós 'breast' + odoús 'tooth') is any proboscidean belonging to the extinct genus
Mammut (family Mammutidae) that inhabited North and Central America during the late Miocene or
late Pliocene up to their extinction at the end of the Pleistocene 10,000 to 11,000 years ago.[1]
Mastodons lived in herds and were predominantly forest-dwelling animals. They survived on a mixed
diet and obtained food by browsing and grazing, somewhat similar to their distant relatives, modern
elephants, but probably with greater emphasis on browsing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_forest_elephant
The African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) is one of the two living African elephant species. It
is native to humid forests in West Africa and the Congo Basin. It is the smallest of the three living
elephant species, reaching a shoulder height of 2.4 m (7 ft 10 in). Both sexes have straight, down-
pointing tusks, which erupt when they are 1–3 years old. It lives in family groups of up to 20

individuals. Since it forages on leaves, seeds, fruit, and tree bark, it has been referred to as the
'megagardener of the forest'. It contributes significantly to maintain the composition and structure
of the Guinean Forests of West Africa and the Congolese rainforests.
https://www.reddit.com/r/megafaunarewilding/comments/qtz3mi/proxy_rewilding_of_north_americ
a/
The best proxy for the American Mastodon is the African Forest Elephant. 80-90% of diet based on
browsing, and having a similar size (so it would forage around the same level as the Mastodon did).
Granted, could only exist in Florida and maybe the Southern US.
https://www.reddit.com/r/megafaunarewilding/comments/qtz3mi/proxy_rewilding_of_north_americ
a/hkrahx1/
True, getting African Forests Elephants would be hard, but if anything, getting a population outside
the African forests would be a boon for the species. The situation in Central Africa is remarkably
unstable, and not putting all your eggs in one basket is always the smart choice.
We should put the rock hyrax/ (/ˈhaɪ.ræks/; Procavia capensis), also called dassie, Cape hyrax,
rock rabbit, and (in the King James Bible) coney in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
Hyracotherium.
We should put the megacerops coloradensis-Przewalski's horse hybrid/megacerops
coloradensis-tahki hybrid/megacerops coloradensis-Mongolian wild horse hybrid/megacerops
coloradensis-Dzungarian horse hybrid in western Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
megacerops coloradensis.
Megacerops - Wikipedia
We should put the Subhyracodon-Sumatran rhinoceros/-Sumatran rhino hybrid, Subhyracodon-
hairy rhinoceros hybrid/Subhyracodon-Asian two-horned rhinoceros hybrid in western
Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Subhyracodon.
Subhyracodon - Wikipedia
Sumatran rhinoceros - Wikipedia
We should put the Mishmi takin, golden takin, Tibetan/Sichuan takin , and the Bhutan takin in
Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Jefferson's ground sloth. Takin - Wikipedia Megalonyx
- Wikipedia

Rewilding Canada Blog: Lost Giants: Large Canadian Mammals That We Cannot
Replace (rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
Sloths
There was one giant ground sloth species present across Canada, from the
plains to the arctic. This was Jefferson's ground sloth (Megalonyx jefersoni), which
stood about three metres tall and weighed a thousand kilograms. Like elephants,
ground sloths were major environmental engineers, tearing down trees and browsing
leaves. The closest living relatives of the ground sloths are the tree sloths, which are
very small and in no way the ecological equivalent of their giant cousins. The Americans
have discussed all sorts of animals as proxies for their ground sloth species, including
rhinoceroses, anteaters, and giraffes, none of which are practical or even viable here,
due to climatic restraints. It is hoped that the takins being considered as woodox proxies
will also fill some of the role of the ground sloth, due to their ability to rear up on their
hind legs in order to reach leaves. It is not a perfect solution, but such things are rare.
Also, we should put the Sichuan takin/Tibetan takin in eastern Turtle Island/North America
to serve as a proxy for the woodox.
Also, we should put the Sichuan takin/Tibetan takin in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a
proxy for the woodox.
Bootherium bombifrons, the woodox, was a more southern relative of the living muskox
(Ovibos moschatus). The muskox tribe is closely related to sheep and goats, and it is
from this group that I will select a replacement. The living muskox is too highly adapted
to colder climates to be used farther south, and its diet includes more grazing, and less
browsing, than the woodox’s did. Based on diet, climatic suitability, and size, the best
possible replacement would the takin (Budorcas taxicolor). The takin is of a similar
weight to the woodox, and has a similar diet of tree leaves and shrubs. For a long time,
it was thought that the takin was much more closely related to muskoxen than others of
the sheep tribe, due to morphological similarities. Genetic evidence has since placed
them farther apart, but it still possesses many useful traits to make it a solid proxy. The
Sichuan subspecies (Budorcas taxicolor tibetana) is probably the most available
subspecies, and they have proven able to adapt to our vegetation and climate, as there
is a breeding herd of at least 30 animals in the Wilds Safari Park in Ohio. Animals could
be sourced from this and other captive populations to create new wild populations in
eastern North America. Takins would help to control tree and shrub species through

their extensive browsing. Like other large herbivores, they would create dung and
patches of hair for the use of other animals.
We should put the
Pronghorn Antelope
in Manitoba.
We should put the Plains bison
in Alberta.
and eastern Kanata/Canada.
Plains bison - Wikipedia
It is also worth noting that parts of the forest would have been more open and grass-dominated in
the Pleistocene, which allowed bison, lions, and Columbian mammoths to occasionally enter the area.
If the activity of new herbivores allows the forests and pastures to open up again, then Bison bison,
Panthera leo, and Elephas maximus could potentially be used as well.
We should put the
Wood Bison
in Saskatchewan.
We should put the moose in the rest of Mi'kma'ki./Nova Scotia/Neos
Skotiaand Toronto.
Moose - Wikipedia
Mammals of Toronto
Extirpated Species

Moose (Alces alces) and elk (Cervus elaphus) disappeared even earlier during the initial European
settlement of the Toronto area in the 1700s.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s/IUCN’s reclassifion all North American elk
subspecies, aside from the tule and Roosevelt elk, as C. c. canadensis could be correct.
We should put the the Rocky Mountain elk in eastern Turtle Island/North America.
Or we should put the Rocky Mountain elk in eastern Turtle Island/North America to serve as
proxy for the eastern elk.
We should put the the Rocky Mountain elk in the rest of eastern Kanata/Canada.
Or we should put the Rocky Mountain elk in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as proxy for the
eastern elk.
We should put the the Rocky Mountain elk in Toronto.
Or we should put the Rocky Mountain elk in Toronto serve as proxy for the eastern elk.
Rocky Mountain elk - Wikipedia
Eastern elk - Wikipedia
We could put the Peary caribou in Graham Island to serve as a proxy for the Queen Charlotte
Islands caribou/Dawson's caribou.

We should put the Atlantic-Gaspésie
caribou in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Epekwitk.

We should put the woodland caribou/boreal woodland caribou/migratory woodland
caribou/mountain woodland caribou in eastern North America to serve as a proxy for the
Torontoceros/Toronto subway deer.

We should bring the elk moose/stag-moose back from extinction.
We should put the elk moose/stag-moose in Turtle Island/North America.
We should put the elk moose/stag-moose in southern Kanata/Canada.
Cervalces scotti - Wikipedia
We
should
put the
Musko
x
in Manitoba.
We should put the European fallow deer also known as the common fallow deer or simply just
fallow deer in the rest of Kanata/Canada. By putting the European fallow deer also known as
the common fallow deer or simply just fallow deer in the rest of Kanata/Canada, they will be
safe from people who want to kill them. European fallow deer - Wikipedia Petition · Save the
Sidney Island deer · Change.org
We should put the northern giraffe, reticulated giraffe, Masai giraffe sensu lato, and southern giraffe
in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Aepycamelus.
We should put the northern giraffe, reticulated giraffe, Masai giraffe sensu lato, and southern giraffe
in western Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Aepycamelus.
Giraffe - Wikipedia
Aepycamelus - Wikipedia

We should put the pronghorn (UK: /ˈ prɒ ŋhɔ ː rn/, US: /ˈ prɔ ː ŋ-/)[3] (Antilocapra americana) is a
species of artiodactyl (even-toed, hoofed) mammal indigenous to interior western and central North
America. Though not a true antelope, it is known colloquially in North America as the American
antelope, prong buck, pronghorn antelope, prairie antelope, or simply antelope in Manitoba.
We should put Grant’s Zebra in Canada to serve as a proxy for the Hagerman horse (Equus
simplicidens), also called the Hagerman zebra or the American zebra.
We should put the Turkmenian kulan and Persian onager in Kanata/Canada to serve as a
proxy for the New World stilt-legged horse.
We should put the Przewalski's horse/takhi/Mongolian wild horse/Dzungarian horse,
Yakutian/Yakut, Fjord horse/Norwegian Fjord Horse, Icelandic horse, Kanatian
horse/Canadian horse/Cheval kanatien/cheval canadien, and Cayuse in
Yukon to serve as a proxy for the Yukon horse/Yukon wild horse,
Przewalski's horse - Wikipedia Yakutian horse - Wikipedia Fjord horse - Wikipedia Icelandic
horse - Wikipedia Canadian horse - Wikipedia Cayuse horse - Wikipedia
Equus lambei - Wikipedia
Rewilding Canada Blog: Possible Breeds to be Used in the Creation of a Proxy for the Yukon
Wild Horse (rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
We should also put Przewalski's horse/takhi/Mongolian wild horse/Dzungarian horse in eastern
Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the Abya Yalan stilt-legged horse/New World stilt-
legged horse and wild horse.

Equus caballus complicatus¸ the North American horse. Once considered its own species, all
Pleistocene horses from the continent have since been grouped into just two, the stilt-
legged Equus francisci, and the still extant Equus caballus, today represented by wild and
domestic horses. Equus caballus complicates was of the latter species, and so would have
been very similar to a modern horse. There are only two living subspecies of the caballine
horse; the takhi (Equus caballus przewalski) or eastern wild horse, and the domestic horse
(Equus caballus caballus) which is descended from the western wild horse (Equus caballus
ferus). The takhi is the only truly wild, as opposed to feral, horse in existence, making it the
best choice from a behavioural and conservation standpoint. However, it is predominantly
adapted to steppe habitats, and may not be as well suited to the wet, forested conditions
found here as maybe some of its domestic relatives would be. It has been shown however,
from various breeding populations in Europe and North America, that takhis can be very
adaptable to similar conditions. With this knowledge, I would recommend that they be
used. There are many captive animals on the continent, from which to start a new
population. Horses are useful for creating mosaic pastures, which are allow a greater
diversity of animals to utilize a smaller area of habitat.
Put the Lac La Croix Indian Pony/LLCIP/Ojibwe spirit ponybebezhigooganzhii,
mishdatim)/Lac La Croix Indigenous pony,Walpole island pony in Walpole Island.
We should put the mountain tapir/Andean tapir/woolly tapir in Kanata/Canada to serve as a
proxy for Hay’s tapir/the giant tapir.
We should put the mountain tapir/Andean tapir/woolly tapir in eastern Kanata/Canada to
serve as a proxy for Hay’s tapir/the giant tapir.
Mountain tapir - Wikipedia
Tapirus haysii – Florida Vertebrate Fossils (ufl.edu)
We should put the Bactrian camel, Dromedary / Arabian camel, and the Wild Bactrian camel
in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the western camel. Bactrian camel - Wikipedia
Dromedary - Wikipedia Wild Bactrian camel - Wikipedia Camelops - Wikipedia

We should put the vicuña (Lama vicugna) or vicuna, guanaco, feral alpaca, and feral llama
in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the large-headed llama/stilt-legged llama Vicuña
- Wikipedia Guanaco - Wikipedia Alpaca - Wikipedia Llama - Wikipedia animals-11-
00857.pdf Article From the Andes to the Apennines: Rise and Fall of a Free-Ranging Population
of Feral Llamas Hemiauchenia - Wikipedia
We should put the Chacoan peccary/tagua in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for the flat-
headed peccary.
We should put the Chacoan peccary/tagua in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for
the flat-headed peccary.
Chacoan peccary - Wikipedia
Platygonus compressus - Wikipedia
Put the giant forest hog in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for long-nosed
Peccary/Mylohyus.

We should put the Aardvark in
Kanata/Canada.
Aardvark - Wikipedia
We should put the brown-throated three-toed sloth

● The pale-throated three-toed sloth, which inhabits tropical rainforests in northern South
America. It is similar in appearance to, and often confused with, the brown-throated
three-toed sloth, which has a much wider distribution. Genetic evidence indicates the two
species diverged around 6 million years ago.[10]
● The maned three-toed sloth, now found only in the Atlantic Forest of southeastern Brazil.
● The critically endangered pygmy three-toed sloth Linnaeus's two-toed sloth found in
Venezuela, the Guianas, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Brazil north of the Amazon
River.
● Hoffmann's two-toed sloth
● In Kanata/Canada. The sloths are small to serve as a proxy for the giant ground sloths.
But if humans went extinct, they could evolve to become similar to giant ground sloths.
We should put the fox squirrel/eastern fox squirrel/Bryant's fox squirrel in Toronto.
Fox squirrel - Wikipedia
We should put the Eurasian beaver/ European beaver in Kanata/Canada. Eurasian beaver -
Wikipedia
We should put the Naked mole-rat/sand puppy in Kanata/Canada.
Naked mole-rat - Wikipedia
We should put the taiga vole in Alberta and Manitoba. Taiga vole - Wikipedia
We should put more groundhogs/woodchucks/chucks/wood-
shocks/groundpigs/whistlepigs/whistlers/thickwood badgers/Kanata marmots/Canada
marmots, monaxes, moonacks, weenusks/red monks/ land beavers in Tkaronto/Toronto.
The groundhog/woodchuck/chuck/wood-shock/groundpig/whistlepig/whistler/thickwood
badger/Kanata marmot/Canada marmot, monax, moonack, weenusk/red monk/ land beaver
could be extirpated in Tkaronto/Toronto.
Groundhog - Wikipedia
Mammals of Toronto

Groundhog The groundhog (Marmota monax), or woodchuck, used to be very common in
Toronto, but now it is rarely seen, and is quietly disappearing from the Toronto landscape –
almost unnoticed. The reason for its demise may again be linked to habitat loss and
fragmentation, increasing predator populations (coyote) and impacts with cars.
We should put the southern flying squirrel in Tkaronto/Toronto.
Southern flying squirrel - Wikipedia
We should put the southern red-backed vole/Gapper's red-backed vole in Tkaronto/Toronto.
Southern red-backed vole - Wikipedia
We should put the bushy-tailed woodrat in Sasketchewan.
We should put the giant beaver-Turtle Islander beaver/North American beaver/American
beaver/Kanatian beaver/Canadian beaver hybrid to serve as proxy for the giant beaver.
Castoroides - Wikipedia
Rewilding Canada Blog: Lost Giants: Large Canadian Mammals That We Cannot Replace
(rewildcanada.blogspot.com)
Beavers
Canada was also home to a creature known as the giant beaver (Castoroides
ohioensis), a large rodent about the size of a black bear. Not much is known about it's
behaviour, such as whether or not it built damns, and so finding an ecological proxy for
it is made doubly difficult.
Castoroides was larger than any living rodent, including the capybara, and had an ecological function
more like that of a giant muskrat.
We should put the White-tailed jackrabbit/prairie hare/white jack in Illaheechuk or
Illahee Chuk/British Columbia and Kanadario/Ontario.
We should put the snowshoe hare/varying hare/snowshoe rabbit in Tkaronto/Toronto.
Snowshoe hare - Wikipedia
We should put more European hares/brown hares in Tkaronto/Toronto.

European hare - Wikipedia
Mammals of Toronto
European Hare Native to Europe, the European Hare (Lepus europaeus) – sometimes incorrectly
called a jackrabbit – was introduced into Ontario in 1912, when nine animals were released near
Brantford. It adapted well, and spread throughout southern Ontario as far east as Gananoque by
the 1950s and north to Ottawa by 1961. Never common in the Toronto area, it has fared poorly in
recent years as coyotes have expanded and habitat has severely diminished. It is unlikely it will
ever again be a common sight in Toronto.
Also, Turtle Island/North America needs the mouse lemur to serve as a proxy for Ekgmowechashala.
We should put the mouse lemur in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Ekgmowechashala.
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In the Arikareean, about 6 million years later, the enigmatic primate Ekgmowechashala appeared in
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Mouse lemur - Wikipedia
Ekgmowechashala’s closest relatives could be tarsiers.
We should put the pygmy tarsier/mountain tarsier/lesser spectral tarsier/ to also serve as a
proxy for Ekgmowechashala.
Remains of ancient primate found in Oregon | Science News for Students

We should put the Japanese macaque/snow monkey/Nihonzaru in Kanata/Canada. We
should put them near Katanat’s/Canada’s hot springs.
Japanese macaque - Wikipedia
11 Top-Rated Hot Springs in Canada | PlanetWare

We should put the mountain gorilla and the eastern lowland gorilla (Gorilla beringei graueri) or
Grauer's gorilla to serve as a proxy for Tylocephalonyx.

We should put the eastern chimpanzee in Canada.
(4) Can the chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans survive North America's cold winter?
- Quora
We should put the bonobo in Kanata/Canada.
Bonobo - Wikipedia
We should put the golden snub-nosed monkey/Sichuan golden hair monkey/Sichuan snub-
nosed monkey in Turtle Island/North America to serve as a proxy for most of the tree browsers
that were lost.

nosed monkey in eastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for most of the tree browsers that
were lost.
nosed monkey in southeastern Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for most of the tree browsers
that were lost..
nosed monkey in the Appalachian Mountains/the Appalachians to serve as a proxy for most of
the tree browsers that were lost..
nosed monkey in the Kanatian Appalachian Mountains/Canadian Appalachian Mountains/the
Kanatian Appalachians/Canadian Appalachians to serve as a proxy for most of the tree
browsers that were lost..
Golden snub-nosed monkey - Wikipedia
In this post, a person supports puting the the golden snub-nosed monkey/Sichuan golden hair
monkey/Sichuan snub-nosed monkey in Turtle Island/North America.
I take back what I said about golden snub nosed monkeys.
(Re?)Wild-away!
I take back what I said about golden snub nosed monkeys. (Re?)Wild-away! : megafaunarewilding
(reddit.com)
Posted by
u/throwaway941285
10 months ago
I take back what I said about
golden snub nosed monkeys.
(Re?)Wild-away!

They are actually colobines, foregut fermenters, and folivorous. They can handle Russian and the
Appalachian temps. And would probably increase the undergrowth as well by eating mature leaves,
leading to more megafauna.
In this post, somebody is against puting the golden snub-nosed monkey/Sichuan golden hair
monkey/Sichuan snub-nosed monkey in Turtle Island/North America.
Hippos in the Rio Magdalena area, Columbia.
Hippos in the Rio Magdalena area, Columbia. : megafaunarewilding (reddit.com)
[deleted]
·2 yr. ago
No it does not, but it's a telling story of what happens when you try to bring megafauna from one
continent to another that it previously did not exist in. Earlier today I saw someone on the sub talking
about bringing golden snub nosed monkeys to North America just because "we've lost most of our
tree browsers", so I just wanted to show what happens when you shuffle megafauna around.
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I support putting the golden snub-nosed monkey/Sichuan golden hair monkey/Sichuan snub-
nosed monkey in Turtle Island/North America.

We should put the Bharatyan Rhinoceros/Bharatyan rhino/greater one-horned rhinoceros/great
Bharatyan rhinoceros/Indian Rhinoceros/Indian rhino/greater one-horned rhinoceros/great
Indian rhinoceros in Turtle Island/North America to serve as a proxy for Glyptotherium texanum
and Glyptotherium cylindricum.
We should put the Bharatyan Rhinoceros/Bharatyan rhino/greater one-horned rhinoceros/great
Bharatyan rhinoceros/Indian Rhinoceros/Indian rhino/greater one-horned rhinoceros/great
Indian rhinoceros in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Glyptotherium texanum and
Glyptotherium cylindricum.
Indian rhinoceros - Wikipedia
Glyptotherium - Wikipedia
While rhinoceroses have not been native for a very long time, it is possible that they
might be introduced as substitutes for other large, thick-skinned animals. An idea I'm
entertaining right now is using the indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) as a potential proxy
for the North American glyptodont, Glyptotherium. They are of similar weights and diet.
Anyway, I hope to expand on these ideas later but I want to get some preliminary
opinions on what people think.
The North American glyptodont is also called the Turtle Islander glyptodont.
We should put the nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus), also known as the /nine-
banded long-nosed armadillo/ or common long-nosed armadillo in Canada to serve as a
proxy for nine-banded armadillo’s /(Dasypus novemcinctus), also known as the nine-banded
long-nosed armadillos/ or common long-nosed armadillo’s smaller cousins.
Natural History Series: Nine-Banded Armadillo | UGA Cooperative Extension
Armadillo Expansion (armadillo-online.org)
We should put the Chinese pangolin in Kanata/Canada to serve as a proxy for Patriomanis.
We should put more spotted bats in Illaheecuk or Illaheechuk/British Columbia.
Spotted bat - Wikipedia

We should put the red kangaroo, antilopine kangaroo, eastern grey kangaroo, and western
grey kangaroo in Kanata/Canada. Red kangaroo - Wikipedia Antilopine kangaroo - Wikipedia
Eastern grey kangaroo - Wikipedia Western grey kangaroo - Wikipedia
We should put the Agile wallaby (Notamacropus agilis)
● Black-striped wallaby (Notamacropus dorsalis)
● Parma wallaby (Notamacropus parma) (rediscovered, thought to have been extinct
for 100 years)
● Red-necked wallaby (Notamacropus rufogriseus)
● Tammar wallaby (Notamacropus eugenii)
● Toolache wallaby (Notamacropus greyi) †(extinct)
● Western brush wallaby (Notamacropus irma)
● Whiptail wallaby (Notamacropus parryi)
Genus Wallabia
● Swamp wallaby or black wallaby (Wallabia bicolor)
Genus Petrogale
● Allied rock-wallaby (Petrogale assimilis)
● Black-flanked rock-wallaby (Petrogale lateralis)
● Brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata)
● Cape York rock-wallaby (Petrogale coenensis)
● Eastern short-eared rock-wallaby (Petrogale wilkinsi)
● Godman's rock-wallaby (Petrogale godmani)
● Herbert's rock-wallaby (Petrogale herberti)
● Mareeba rock-wallaby (Petrogale mareeba)
● Monjon (Petrogale burbidgei)
● Mount Claro rock-wallaby (Petrogale sharmani)
● Nabarlek (Petrogale concinna)
● Proserpine rock-wallaby (Petrogale persephone)
● Purple-necked rock-wallaby (Petrogale purpureicollis)
● Rothschild's rock-wallaby (Petrogale rothschildi)
● Short-eared rock-wallaby (Petrogale brachyotis)
● Unadorned rock-wallaby (Petrogale inornata)
● Yellow-footed rock-wallaby (Petrogale xanthopus)
Genus Lagostrophus
● Banded hare-wallaby (Lagostrophus fasciatus)
Genus Lagorchestes
● Eastern hare-wallaby (Lagorchestes leporides) †(extinct)
● Lake Mackay hare-wallaby (Lagorchestes asomatus) †(extinct)
● Rufous hare-wallaby (Lagorchestes hirsutus)
● Spectacled hare-wallaby (Lagorchestes conspicillatus))
Genus Onychogalea

● Bridled nail-tail wallaby (Onychogalea fraenata)
● Crescent nail-tail wallaby (Onychogalea lunata) † (extinct)
● Northern nail-tail wallaby (Onychogalea unguifera)
Genus Dorcopsis
● Black dorcopsis (Dorcopsis atrata)
● Brown dorcopsis (Dorcopsis muelleri)
● Gray dorcopsis (Dorcopsis luctuosa)
● White-striped dorcopsis (Dorcopsis hageni)
Genus Dorcopsulus
● Macleay's dorcopsis (Dorcopsulus macleayi)
● Small dorcopsis (Dorcopsulus vanhuemi)
Genus Thylogale
● Brown's pademelon (Thylogale browni)
● Calaby's pademelon (Thylogale calabyi)
● Dusky pademelon (Thylogale brunii)
● Mountain pademelon (Thylogale lanatus)
● Red-legged pademelon (Thylogale stigmatica)
● Red-necked pademelon (Thylogale thetis)
● Tasmanian pademelon (Thylogale billardierii)
Genus Setonix
● Quokka in Ophir/Maharlika/the Philippines
Wallaby - Wikipedia
We should put the Bushy-tailed opossum (Glironia venusta)
● Subfamily Caluromyinae
○ Genus Caluromys

○ Bare-tailed woolly opossum, Caluromys philander
○ Derby's woolly opossum, Caluromys derbianus
■ Subgenus Caluromys
■ Bare-tailed woolly opossum (Caluromys philander)
■ Subgenus Mallodelphys
■ Derby's woolly opossum (Caluromys derbianus)
■ Brown-eared woolly opossum (Caluromys lanatus)
○ Genus Caluromysiops
■ Black-shouldered opossum (Caluromysiops irrupta)
● Subfamily Hyladelphinae
○ Genus Hyladelphys
■ Kalinowski's mouse opossum (Hyladelphys kalinowskii)
● Subfamily Didelphinae
○ Tribe Metachirini
○ Brown four-eyed opossum, Metachirus nudicaudatus
■ Genus Metachirus
■ Guianan brown four-eyed opossum (Metachirus
nudicaudatus)
■ Common brown four-eyed opossum (Metachirus
myosuros)
○ Tribe Didelphini

○ Water opossum, Chironectes minimus
■ Genus Chironectes
■ Water opossum or yapok
(Chironectes minimus)
■ Unnamed subgroup
■ Genus Lutreolina
■ †Lutreolina
biforata[17]
■ Big lutrine
opossum or
little water
opossum
(Lutreolina
crassicaudata)
■ Big lutrine opossum,
Lutreolina
crassicaudata
■ †Lutreolina
materdei[82]
■ Massoia's lutrine
opossum
(Lutreolina
massoia)[83]
■ †Genus Hyperdidelphys
■ †Hyperdidelphys
dimartinoi[17]
inexpectata[17]
parvula[17]
pattersoni[17]
■ Unnamed subgroup

■ Genus Didelphis
■ White-eared opossum,
Didelphis albiventris
■ Big-eared opossum,
Didelphis aurita
■ Common opossum,
Didelphis marsupialis
■ Andean white-eared opossum,
Didelphis pernigra
■ White-eared
opossum
(Didelphis
albiventris)

■ Big-eared
opossum
(Didelphis aurita)
■ Guianan white-
eared opossum
(Didelphis
imperfecta)
■ Common opossum
(Didelphis
marsupialis)
■ Andean white-
eared opossum
(Didelphis
pernigra)
■ †Didelphis
solimoensis[84]
■ Genus Philander
■ Gray four-eyed opossum,
Philander opossum
■ Anderson's four-
eyed opossum
(Philander
andersoni)
■ Common four-
eyed opossum
(Philander canus)
■ Deltaic four-eyed
opossum
(Philander deltae)
■ Southeastern four-
eyed opossum
(Philander
frenatus)
■ McIlhenny's four-
eyed opossum
(Philander
mcilhennyi)
■ Dark four-eyed
opossum

(Philander
melanurus)
■ Mondolfi's four-
eyed opossum
(Philander
mondolfii)
■ Black four-eyed
opossum
(Philander
nigratus)
■ Olrog's four-eyed
opossum
(Philander olrogi)
■ Gray four-eyed
opossum
(Philander
opossum)
■ Pebas four-eyed
opossum
(Philander pebas)
■ Northern four-eyed
opossum
(Philander vossi)
■ †Genus Thylophorops
■ †Thylophorops
chapadmalensis[17
]
■ †Thylophorops
lorenzinii[22]
■ †Thylophorops
perplana[17]
○ Tribe Marmosini
■ Genus †Hesperocynus
■ †Hesperocynus dolgopolae
■ Genus Marmosa
■ Subgenus Marmosa

■ Robinson's mouse opossum, Marmosa robinsoni
■ Heavy-browed mouse opossum
(Marmosa andersoni)
■ Isthmian mouse opossum (Marmosa
isthmica)
■ Rufous mouse opossum (Marmosa
lepida)
■ Mexican mouse opossum (Marmosa
mexicana)
■ Linnaeus's mouse opossum (Marmosa
murina)
■ Quechuan mouse opossum (Marmosa
quichua)
■ Robinson's mouse opossum (Marmosa
robinsoni)
■ Red mouse opossum (Marmosa rubra)
■ Simon's mouse opossum (Marmosa
simonsi)
■ Tyler's mouse opossum (Marmosa
tyleriana)
■ Waterhouse's mouse opossum
(Marmosa waterhousei)
■ Guajira mouse opossum (Marmosa
xerophila)
■ Zeledon's mouse opossum (Marmosa
zeledoni)
■ †Adler’s mouse opossum (Marmosa
Adleri)
■ Subgenus Micoureus
■ Tate's woolly mouse opossum, Marmosa paraguayanus
■ Alston's woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa alstoni)
■ White-bellied woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa constantiae)
■ Northeastern woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa demerarae)
■ Northwestern woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa germana)
■ Jansa's woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa jansae)

■ †Marmosa laventica[85]
■ Brazilian woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa limae)
■ Merida woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa meridae)
■ Tate's woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa paraguayanus)
■ Peruvian woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa parda)
■ Anthony's woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa perplexa)
■ Little woolly mouse opossum (Marmosa
phaeus)
■ Bolivian woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa rapposa)
■ Bare-tailed woolly mouse opossum
(Marmosa rutteri)
■ Genus Monodelphis
■ Yellow-sided opossum, Monodelphis dimidiata
■ Gray short-tailed opossum, Monodelphis domestica
■ Sepia short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis adusta)
■ Northern three-striped opossum (Monodelphis
americana)
■ Arlindo's short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
arlindoi)[86]
■ Northern red-sided opossum (Monodelphis
brevicaudata)

■ Yellow-sided opossum (Monodelphis dimidiata)
■ Gray short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
domestica)
■ Emilia's short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
emiliae)
■ Amazonian red-sided opossum (Monodelphis
glirina)
■ Handley's short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
handleyi)[87]
■ Ihering's three-striped opossum (Monodelphis
iheringi)
■ Pygmy short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis kunsi)
■ Marajó short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
maraxina)
■ Osgood's short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
osgoodi)
■ Hooded red-sided opossum (Monodelphis
palliolata)
■ Long-nosed short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
pinocchio)
■ Reig's opossum (Monodelphis reigi)
■ Ronald's opossum (Monodelphis ronaldi)
■ Chestnut-striped opossum (Monodelphis rubida)
■ Saci short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis saci)
■ Santa Rosa short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
sanctaerosae)[88]
■ Long-nosed short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
scalops)
■ Southern red-sided opossum (Monodelphis sorex)
■ Southern three-striped opossum (Monodelphis
theresa)
■ Touan short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis
touan)[86]
■ Red three-striped opossum (Monodelphis
umbristriata)
■ One-striped opossum (Monodelphis unistriata)
■ Voss's short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis vossi)
■ Genus †Sparassocynus[13]
■ †Sparassocynus bahiai
■ †Sparassocynus derivatus
■ †Sparassocynus maimarai
■ †Sparassocynus heterotopicus
■ Genus †Thylatheridium
■ †Thylatheridium cristatum
■ †Thylatheridium hudsoni

■ †Thylatheridium pascuali
■ Genus Tlacuatzin[79]
■ Balsas gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin
balsasensis)
■ Tehuantepec gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin
canescens)
■ Yucatan gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin
gaumeri)
■ Tres Marías gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin
insularis)
■ Northern gray mouse opossum (Tlacuatzin
sinaloae)
■ †Genus Zygolestes
■ †Zygolestes tatei
○ Tribe Thylamyini
■ Genus Chacodelphys
■ Chacoan pygmy opossum (Chacodelphys
formosa)
■ Genus Cryptonanus
■ Agricola's gracile opossum (Cryptonanus
agricolai)
■ Chacoan gracile opossum (Cryptonanus
chacoensis)
■ Guahiba gracile opossum (Cryptonanus guahybae)
■ †Red-bellied gracile opossum (Cryptonanus
ignitus)
■ Unduavi gracile opossum (Cryptonanus
unduaviensis)
■ Genus Gracilinanus
■ Aceramarca gracile opossum (Gracilinanus
aceramarcae)
■ Agile gracile opossum (Gracilinanus agilis)
■ Wood sprite gracile opossum (Gracilinanus dryas)
■ Emilia's gracile opossum (Gracilinanus emilae)
■ Northern gracile opossum (Gracilinanus marica)
■ Brazilian gracile opossum (Gracilinanus
microtarsus)
■ Peruvian opossum (Gracilinanus peruanus)
■ Genus Lestodelphys
■ Patagonian opossum (Lestodelphys halli)

■ Genus Marmosops
■ Gray slender opossum, Marmosops incanus
■ Bishop's slender opossum (Marmosops bishopi)
■ Carr's slender opossum (Marmosops carri)
■ Cordillera slender opossum (Marmosops chucha)
■ Narrow-headed slender opossum (Marmosops
cracens)
■ Creighton's slender opossum (Marmosops
creightoni)
■ Dorothy's slender opossum (Marmosops
dorothea)
■ Dusky slender opossum (Marmosops fuscatus)
■ Handley's slender opossum (Marmosops handleyi)
■ Tschudi's slender opossum (Marmosops
impavidus)
■ Gray slender opossum (Marmosops incanus)
■ Panama slender opossum (Marmosops invictus)
■ Junin slender opossum (Marmosops juninensis)
■ Río Magdalena slender opossum (Marmosops
magdalena)
■ Silva's slender opossum (Marmosops marina)
■ Neblina slender opossum (Marmosops neblina)
■ White-bellied slender opossum (Marmosops
noctivagus)
■ Ojasti's slender opossum (Marmosops ojastii)
■ Pantepui slender opossum (Marmosops
pakaraimae)
■ Delicate slender opossum (Marmosops parvidens)
■ Brazilian slender opossum (Marmosops paulensis)
■ Pinheiro's slender opossum (Marmosops
pinheiroi)
■ Soini's slender opossum (Marmosops soinii)
■ Woodall's slender opossum (Marmosops woodalli)

■ Genus Thylamys
■ Elegant fat-tailed mouse opossum, Thylamys elegans
■ †Thylamys colombianus[85]
■ Cinderella fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
cinderella)
■ Mesopotamian fat-tailed mouse opossum
(Thylamys citellus)[89]
■ Elegant fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
elegans)
■ Karimi's fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
karimii)
■ Paraguayan fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
macrurus)
■ †Thylamys minutus[85]
■ White-bellied fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
pallidior)
■ Dry Chaco fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
pulchellus)[90]
■ †Thylamys pinei[91]
■ Chacoan fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
pusillus)
■ Argentine fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
sponsorius)
■ Tate's fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys tatei)
■ Dwarf fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
velutinus)
■ Buff-bellied fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys
venustus)
In Kanata/Canada.
We should put the the Queensland koala, New South Wales koala, and Victorian koala in
Kanata/Canada. Koala - Wikipedia
We should put the platypus/duck-billed platypus, in Kanata/Canada.

Monotrematum sudamericanum is a Atlantican
platypus/South American platypus. If it didn’t go extinct, it
could’ve moved to the rest of the Abya Yala/Americas. It
could’ve moved to Abya Yala/Mexico,
Central America, and
South America.
It could’ve moved to the rest of South America. It could’ve moved to Central
America. It could’ve moved to the rest of the Caribbean. It could moved to Turtle
Island/North America, Caribbean, and Central America. It could’ve moved to
Kanata/Canada.
The Americas is also called Abya Yala.
Central America is a part of Turtle Island and Abya Yala.
Also, the Americas/America is called Duck Landmass.
Additionally, Cuba is called Crocodile Island.
Platypus - Wikipedia

Monotrematum - Wikipedia
Abya Yala - Wikipedia
Elders Across North and South America Select Turtle Lodge as Their "Central
House Of Knowledge" | Cultural Survival
We should put the North Pacific gray whale/grey whale in the North Atlantic to serve as a proxy for
the Atlantic gray whale/grey whale.

We should put the Sei Whale in the Northeast Pacific.
We should put the Black Right Whale in Northeast Pacific.
We should put the Ganges river dolphin, Indus river dolphin,Araguaian river dolphin, Bolivian river
dolphin, Amazon river dolphin, Orinoco river dolphin, and La Plata dolphin/ franciscana or toninha
in Kanatian/Canadian lakes and rivers.
River dolphin - Wikipedia
Platanistidae - Wikipedia
Iniidae - Wikipedia
La Plata dolphin - Wikipedia
Could we introduce endangered river dolphins in to North American rivers? : EndangeredSpecies
(reddit.com)
We should put the taiga vole in Alberta and Manitoba.
We should put the Aleutian Canada Goose in British Columbia.

We should put the northern spotted owl in the rest of Illaheechuk or Illahee Chuk/British
Columbia.
Northern spotted owl - Wikipedia
We should put more short-eared owls in the rest of Manitou/Manitoba, Kanadario/Ontario,
Epetwitk/New Brunswick, and Beothuk Mi’kmaq and
Labrador/Vinland and Labrador/Newfoundland and Labrador
We should more short-eared owls in Toronto.
Short-eared owl - Wikipedia
We should put more northern saw-whet owls in Toronto.
Northern saw-whet owl - Wikipedia
We should put more barred owls/northern barred owls/striped owls/hoot owls in Toronto.
Barred owl - Wikipedia
We should put more long-eared owls/northern long-eared owls/lesser horned owls/cat owls in
the rest of Kanata/Canada.
We should put more long-eared owls/northern long-eared owls/lesser horned owls/cat owls in
Toronto.
Long-eared owl - Wikipedia

The barn owl/common barn owl should be renamed the spectral owl.
If you could rename an existing species - Nature Talk - iNaturalist Community Forum
deanhester94
Sep '19
I’d relieve the Barn owl of it’s terrible name and call it the Spectral Owl. It’s so otherworldly
and ghost-like!
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We should put the spectral owl/barn owl/common barn owl in the rest of Illaheechuk or Illahee
Chuk/British Columbia and Kanadario/Ontario
We should put more spectral owls/barn owls/common barn owls in Toronto.
We should put the Eurasian eagle-owl/Uhu/eagle-owl in Kanata/Canada. If the Eurasian eagle-
owl/Uhu/eagle-owl was in Kanata/Canada, there will be hybrids of the Eurasian eagle-
owl/Uhu/eagle-owl and the great horned owl/tiger owl/winged tiger/tiger of the air/hoot owl. The
hybrids are called Eurasian great horned eagle-owls.
If the Eurasian eagle-owl/Uhu/eagle-owl was in Kanata/Canada, there would also be hybrids
of the Eurasian eagle-owl/Uhu/eagle-owl and the snowy owl/polar owl/white owl/Arctic owl.
The hybrids are called Eurasian snowy eagle-owls/Schnuhus.
Eurasian eagle-owl - Wikipedia
Eurasian eagle-owl - My Inner Owl
(24) Darren Naish on Twitter: "The Snowy owl is a Bubo owl, closely related to the Great horned owl.
There are no Great horned x Snowy hybrids, but Snowies have been crossed (in captivity) with
Eurasian eagle owls. The hybrids are called 'Schnuhus' (a cross between the German words for Snowy
and eagle owl). https://t.co/98n9bept6u" / Twitter
We should put the Califoronia condor in Illaheechuk or Illahee Chuk/British Columbia.

We should put the lappet-faced vulture or Nubian vulture to serve as a proxy for Aiolornis
incredibilis Lappet-faced vulture - Wikipedia
Aiolornis - Wikipedia
We should put the passenger pigeon-band-tailed pigeon hybrid in Canada to serve as a
proxy for the passenger pigeon.
The Great Passenger Pigeon Comeback (reviverestore.org)
We should put the greater prairie chicken/pinnated grouse/boomer in Kanata/Canada to serve as a
proxy for Canada’s greater prairie-chicken.

We could put the greater prairie chicken/pinnated grouse/boomer in Tkaronto/Toronto.
We should put the northern bobwhite in the rest of southern Kanario/Ontario.
Northern bobwhite - Wikipedia
The Eurasian collared-dove should be put in the southern parts of eastern and central Kanata/Canada
to also serve as a proxy for the passenger pigeon/wild pigeon
.
Eurasian collared dove - Wikipedia
Passenger pigeon - Wikipedia
A New Bird on the Block – Ornithology
We should put the streaked horned lark in Illaheechuk/ British Columbia.
We should put Lewis' Woodpecker in the Georgia Depression.

We should put the Western Meadowlark in the Georgia Depression.
We should put the Yellow-billed Cuckoo/rain crow/storm crow in Illaheechuk or Illahee
Chuk/British Columbia. We should put the Yellow-billed Cuckoo/rain crow/storm crow in the lower Fraser
Valley and southeastern Vancouver Island. Yellow-billed cuckoo - Wikipedia
We should put the
Greater Sage-grouse
in
Illaheechuk
or Illahee
Chuk.

We should put the
Spruce Grouse
in
Prince Edward Island.
We should put the Whooping Crane in Manitoba, Nunavut, Saskatchewan.
We should put the
long-billed curlew
in Manitoba.
We should put the Yellow-billed Cuckoo in Illaheechuk or Illahee Chuk.
We should put the
Trumpeter Swan
in
the rest of eastern
Canada. It lived from
Manitoba to Nova Scotia.

It’s been reintroduced to
Ontario.
We should put the Northern Gannet in Epekwitk.
We should put the
Golden Eagle
in Manitoba.
We should put the black guillemot in Ontario.
We should put the
Loggerhead Shrike
in
New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia.
We should put the Cliff Swallow in Epekwitk.
We should put

Bewick's Wren
in Ontario.
We should put the
Grey
junglefowl
– Gallus
sonneratii
Sri Lankan junglefowl – Gallus
lafayettii
Red
junglefowl
– Gallus
gallus
Green
junglefow
l in
Kanata/C
anada.
Rhys Lemoine should be an orthodox Trotskyist. Rhys Lemoine
should promote orthodox Trotskyism.
He replied to my comment.
Also, we need the southern ostrich, in Canada, as a proxy for the extinct terror birds.

Southern Ostrich (Subspecies Struthio camelus australis ...www.inaturalist.org › taxa ›
154483-Struthio-camelus-...
The South African ostrich (Struthio camelus australis), also known as the black-necked
ostrich, Cape ostrich or southern ostrich is a subspecies of the common ...
Phorusrhacidae AKA Terror Birds | Paleontology Worldpaleontologyworld.com › exploring-
prehistoric-life › p...
Nov 19, 2016 — Phorusrhacids, colloquially known as terror birds, are an extinct clade of large
carnivorous flightless birds that were the largest species of apex ...
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That's a rather ridiculous idea. You want to replace a carnivorous bird that never
occurred in Canada and went extinct before the Late Quaternary with an unrelated
herbivorous bird?
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We could also put the red-legged seriema and the black-legged seriema in Canada as
proxies for the terror bird.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seriema#:~:text=There%20are%20two%20species%20of,
%2C%20and%20mean%20%22crested%22.
The seriemas are the sole living members of the small bird family Cariamidae, which is
also the only surviving lineage of the order Cariamiformes. Once believed to be related
to cranes, they have been placed near the falcons, parrots and passerines, as well as
the extinct Phorusrhacidae.[1][2] The seriemas are large, long-legged territorial birds
that range from 70–90 cm (28–35 in) in length. They live in grasslands, savanna, dry
woodland and open forests of Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. There
are two species of seriemas, the red-legged seriema (Cariama cristata) and the black-
legged seriema (Chunga burmeisteri).[3] Names for these birds in the Tupian languages
are variously spelled as siriema, sariama, and çariama, and mean "crested".[4]
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The red-legged seriema and the black-legged seriema should also be in Canada
because so they can serve as proxies for Bathornithidae.
The Southern ostrich is also called the Azanian ostrich/South African ostrich/black-necked
ostrich/Cape ostrich.
We should also put the North African ostrich/red-necked ostrich/Barbary ostrich, Masai
ostrich/East African ostrich, Somali ostrich/blue-necked ostrich, emu, Dwarf cassowary,
● Southern cassowary,
● Northern cassowary, Greater rhea, and
● Lesser rhea

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