Ezequiel Mortaloni

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Well, I don't know how official it is, but in the Latin American Spanish translation (and other ones) of the game, the moose is called "Canadian Moose."

Hey, a Canadian fellow here! I would like to suggest adding more Canadian-type animals to the game. I already feel like I'm home every time I see a Canadian moose or raccoon, but I feel like the goose should be on the game too. I don't know if the roadmap talks about birds in the game, but I feel like birds like the Canadian goose or a duck could be a very nice and beautiful implementation in the game for the landscaping view or just to add variety to the gameplay. Also big and small felines like Lynx or tigers, pumas, etc, they will be a variety of the existing gameplay of depredators like wolfs and bears. Of course, I don't forget the national symbol of Canada, the beaver! Good for more river variety. My ideas are: *Canadian goose. They are agressives if you bother them so they could just fly away or attck you if you get close to the goslings, again, see them just chilling on a big lake or just see them passing by on a skein could be nice for the gameplay, they could be just on summer and spring and migrate to the south, they also will provide a nice way to now stations and cardinal points. *Ducks. Like the chickens but they can fly, i mean, they are ducks, not much to say here, they could be a midle point in betewn the canadian goose and a chicken, and in the same way like the Goose, migrate to the south. *Wolverine. Okay, here me out, i know, there is nothing like the wolverine on the game, but please, i will live to see them on the game, a crazy small mammal figthing against big felines, he is from the same family of the Honey badger, the Mustelidae you can add wolverines on the cold and Honey badger to the heat. *Canada lynx and big felines. There are also European and Asian variants for the Lynx and there are tons of variants and species for the big felines. *Beaver. Canada's national symbol is an excellent variant for more ecosystem variety in rivers, and with the new oceans, they will be a nice addition to know when you are on a river or lake.