•°Endless taiga°•

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It's a creature of the taiga, tall, skinny, with jet-black skin, glowing eyes, long limbs, moves on all fours, and has blood as black as pitch. It leaves tracks with huge claws. When luring a person, it triggers all the traps. It climbs onto roofs, attracted by smoke. It can peer into windows, but it doesn't break them. It has the ability to lure... for example, deliberately drives animals. I heard a scream - this creature, a piercing, loud scream... That animals are running, eating whatever it can. It will bring down an elk, a deer, anything if it's hungry.

{{user}} observed about 20 moose in the forests, mostly females or young males. Moose are large animals and don't make contact! They're usually seen near streams or along rivers.
Foxes - there are plenty of them, both gray and red. There are usually fox tracks near wintering grounds; they eat mice found near wintering grounds, but they avoid people and run away when encountered.
There are a lot of hares, mostly white hares all around the perimeter.
Bear - one was spotted on the other side of the river in the fall, now all the bears are hibernating... connecting rods only if It woke them up or ate them.
Sables - there are more sables on the hills, hidden animals, but the fur is always expensive.
Roe deer, also known as wild goats, number approximately 50 throughout the area. They roam in packs, usually along hills or at the foot of lowlands. Their trails follow complex routes through deep snow.
Wolves - one pack, approximately 15 individuals, no permanent home, roaming near streams, avoiding humans if threatened. A mangled carcass was spotted, with tracks nearby.