#range map

[fnaf-ranger-au]

So does the actual Pizzerias exist in this au? Are they just individual restraunts or food courts at the range? Is the mega pizzaplex just a mall in this au?

"My apologies! You should've been handed a map upon entry into the range. We're half zoo, half range! Here's the map here-"

"Yellow is small, handle-able animals as well as student learning stations with cafeterias, each food place is titled 'Fredbear diner' in honor of our founding animal and our diner foods. Light blue is our medical wing, where students are allowed to learn about our animals and where we handle injured animals. Purple is our gift shop area, titled the Pizza Plex, where people can play small games and purchase items, make donations, etc. Light green is our larger, friendly animals that are handle-able, though children under 10 usually aren't allowed in there, just for safety reasons. Dark pink is our largest animals, that tend to be a bit reclusive and the public isn't allowed in there. Dark green is where our hostile or non-socialized animals are."

-Michael

[bufovivarium]

I overlaid 19 different range maps of reptiles and amphibians native to North America. Guess where I live? GUESS WHAT MISERABLE HERP-LESS SECTION OF ILLINOIS I LIVE IN!?

[lmtyl]

I am having Feelings about Cats

[cansomebodytellmewhatsgoingon]

Fig. 5. Contemporary overlap of large carnivore ranges throughout the...

Download scientific diagram | Contemporary overlap of large carnivore ranges throughout the world. Compared to historical times, large-carnivore range contractions have been most extensive in Europe, southeastern North America, and western and central Africa. The areas with the highest number of species and with intact largecarnivore guilds are some of the best regions for research and conservation (e.g., southeastern Asia, eastern and southern Africa, and northwestern North America). from publication: Status and Ecological Effects of the World's Largest Carnivores | Large carnivores face serious threats and are experiencing massive declines in their populations and geographic ranges around the world. We highlight how these threats have affected the conservation status and ecological functioning of the 31 largest mammalian carnivores on... | Carnivores, Carnivora and Invertebrates | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

[robotblues]

[bones-n-bookles]

Map IX from Lives of Game Animals by Ernest Thompson Seton in the coyote chapter of Volume 1 part 2

Range of the Coyote by E T Seton, with assistance of the Biological Survey, 1923

In the long tongue south of Chicago, the Coyote is believed to be extirpated. Elsewhere it holds its original territory, though in reduced numbers, and is spreading as indicated by the black spots of which details are given in the text.

Map of North and South America with a shaded area showing the range of coyotes. The range extends from a stretch in Canada nearish to Alaska, down spreading to Wisconsin in the east, where it then tapers slightly to go down to the tip of texas. A sliver of empty shading within the line showing the old border exists below Chicago as the text implies. On the western side, it ranges the rockies just north of the US-Canada border, tapering wider to the San Francisco Bay in California. From those outer borders it goes down into Central America, stopping in a semicircle around the southern border of Mexico. There are dots indiciting sightings north along the west reaching towards Alaska, and east in the Michigan and New York area.

[bones-n-bookles]

Map IV of Lives of Game Animals by Ernest Thompson Seton in the cougar chapter of Volume 1 part 1

Range of the Cougar in North and Central America by E T Seton, with assistance of the Biological Survey, 1923

A map of north and central america depicting the range of mountain lions at the time. They are shown primarily in the west, excluding a roughly oval shape around San Francisco Bay in California and another around the eastern majority of Oregon which expands into California below and Washington above. Some remain in Florida as well. A darker stripe within along the Rocky Mountains down into Central America and the barely visible top of South America, and up Baja California. A line traces from the south west of Canada just above Washington state, down through North Dakota, Minnisota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and up slightly over New York through Vermont and New Hampshire to the other coast. Roughly around above and below it are dots. Below the map is the text:

A hundred years ago, the Cougar was found throughout America up to the line across southern Canada and the northern tier of States. In 1920 it was extirpated in the untinted areas of this region. It was occasionally found in the pale grey area and was a not uncommon inhabitant of the dark grey. The black dots are interesting records discussed in the text.