GEOGRAPHY
The geography of Avalon is vast and diverse; enabling other packs to become honed to certain skills, while others never experience life with that skill.


NORTH
The further North one travels; the colder the climate. Icy glaciers and snow-peaked mountains reside in the North. The waters around the North are cold and less than ideal for swimming. In Winter and Autumn, it is common to see a blanket of snow covering the North from tip-to-toe. In Summer, it very rarely gets hot. The mountains may lose a little of their snowy form, but not a great deal. The North is the coldest hemisphere and also the driest (it rains seldom). Warm weather is rarely experienced. 13°C (55°F)

Summers: 18 - 21 °C (65 - 69 °F)
Winters: 2 - 8 °C (35 - 46 °F)

Dominate pack: Kalahiri

Prey:
Bison
Elk
Reindeer
Mountain goats
Ibex
Bighorn sheep
Snowy owls

Other animals/predators:
Polar bears
Grizzly bears
Black bears
Mountain lions
Snow leopards
Arctic foxes


EAST
The east is fairly temperate; warm and sunny but not as hot as the west or south. The east hemisphere sees a decent amount of rain, especially during Summer and Autumn. All of the grass and trees within the east are green and lush.

Summers: 20 - 26 °C (68 - 79 °F).
Winters: 10 - 16 °C (50 - 61 °F)

Dominate pack: Sardothien

Prey:
Deer
Squirrel
Rabbit
Porcupine
Frogs
Hawks
Turtles
Salamanders
Raccoons
Moose
Mule deer
Possums
Elk
Bison


Other animals/predators:
Black bear
Grizzly bear
Cougar
Mountain lions
Foxes
Coyote
Lynx



SOUTH
The south has a sub-tropical climate as well; with there being a constant dry, humid heat. The land is very dry as it rains very seldom throughout the year with the exception of Summer. Summer is well known for thunderstorms. There is very rarely a breeze, but when there is, it is hot and far from refreshing or cooling. Fortunately, there are two large water sources within the South. These do tend to dry out a decent amount during the hottest months, but the thunderstorms tend to replenish what was lost. Frosts are extremely rare and so is snow. Many of the wolves within the south have never touched snow; they may have seen it on the mountain peaks or in the distance, but never up close. Winters in the south are extremely mild.

Summers: 27 - 40 °C (84 - 104 °F)
Winters: 13 - 21 °C (55 - 70 °F)

Dominate pack: NYA

Prey:
Okapi
Snakes
Tapir
Birds
Monkeys
Capybara
Eagles
Antelope
Buffalo
Mongoose
Wildebeast
Kudu
Gazelle
Zebra

Other animals/predators:
Ocelot
Tigers
Jaguar
Sun bears
Coyote
Lions
Hyenas
Hippo

WEST
The west is fairly subtropical; it is fairly hot and humid during Summer. The skies are clear and there is little - no wind. The water around the hemisphere is cool-warm, making it the perfect spot to cool off. Winters in the west are very mild; with snow only lightly dusting the grounds. On rare occasions, the west will get hit by a frost. The frost causes the rivers to have a thin icy layer, but usually by midday the sun has melted the ice away.

Summers: 25 and 27 °C (77 and 81 °F)
Winters: 7.5 to 16 °C (45.5 to 60.8 °F)

Dominate pack: Wacouta

Prey:
Okapi
Snakes
Sloth
Tapir
Impala
Birds
Monkeys
Capybara
Eagles
Bats
Antelope
Fish
Zebra

Other animals/predators:
Ocelot
Tigers
Jaguar
Sun bears
Coyote
Lions
Hyenas
Rhino



CENTRAL
The central hemisphere is similar to the north in that it contains icy glaciers and snow-kissed mountains, but it is a lot warmer in central than it is further north. The central hemisphere is still very mountainous, but there is slightly more sunshine and the rivers and waters slightly better for swimming in albeit a little cold. In Winter, the central hemisphere tends to see a fair bit of snow on the mountain peaks and glacier pass. Skies usually are clear or cloudy and there is often a breeze with a bit of a bite to it. Whenever it rains in the central hemisphere, it tends to become cold very quickly. Hail is common.

Summers: 18 - 25 °C (68 - 77 °F).
Winters: 5 - 12 °C (41 - 53 °F)

Dominate pack: NYA

Prey:
Reindeer
Mountain goats
Ibex
Bighorn sheep
Fish
Moose
Various deer

Other animals/predators:
Polar bears
Grizzly bears
Black bears
Mountain lions
Foxes
Lynx



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