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The Turviters have the largest group land. Their land is set at the base of the forest. It is the most luscious of all the lands. There are many small streams and a lake inside this forest. It is very easy for any dog to get lost in here especially those who are not familiar with the landscape. The air is thick and humid, but in the water it is cool. The lake is cool, calm and very blue. There is a great amount of prey here. So usually this group does not go hungry.

Lead male: Kovu
Lead female:

The Tictota Groups land is the smallest. It is set on the edge of the jungle looking out towards the Savannah. The jungle covers the least of this group’s land, as it is thin but still very humid. They have a small beach and an island which is separated from the main land by a small mountain steam. The island is situated facing an animal research hut. Humans are seen a lot in these parts though they cannot cross to the island then to the Tictota for the rapids which separate them.

Lead Male:
Lead Female: Janga

One of the Strongest Groups in the land of Wild Dogs. This pack lives off the Savannah, a harsh place. The earth is cracked and parch, prey come through scarcely. There are man-made watering holes and water troughs that allow animals to live on the Savannah and when the rains come it's known to flood.

Lead Male:
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The free land is the most central of all the wandering lands. It is hot in the day but because of its exposure the free land is very cool at night and many creatures come here to cool off even the notorious flying foxes. This land is a large part of the Savannah in which plenty of Antelope and Wildebeests roam. It is a wide expanse and has very few trees. There is but a great clump in the south east. Usually a pride of lions can be found lounging here. A water hole is not far from here. This is great to cool off in but watch out for Hyenas.

The plains are a host of fields which a dog can run around in or laze under the shade of a Baobab tree. These ancient relics are in their full glory here. The plains are lush and full of vegetation; you can get the best view of a sunset in the whole land here. To the west there are also some sallow hills.

The crystal clear water simmers in the sun. The water is cool against any hot tongue. At the water hole you can find all sorts of animals and plenty of plants. But beware of what you eat for some off the plants are poisonous.

The beach lays about 100 meters away from the Savannah. The two lands are parted by a lush green field. The beaches are mostly white sand which is boiling under the summer sun. The waves are calm and quite here.