So the Enclave Gorillas bring decors from all over the world - so why not North America? It's full of unique animals and some interesting decor themes that I'd personally love to have.

Gray Wolf

A noble wolf from the dense forests of the west. Maybe he can teach you something about working together?

Starting off, I wanted to promote one of the most iconic animals in North America. Contrary to European interpretations, the native Americans saw gray wolves as noble teachers, symbols of wisdom and loyalty.

Bald Eagle

A powerful and graceful eagle with a thundering wingbeat.

Another iconic North American animal, not only is this the USA's national animal, the bald eagle was important to the native Americans. They were known as kings of the skies, and most likely the creatures thunderbirds were based on.

Totem Poles

An interesting-looking thing carved with animals you don't recognize.

Just a cool decor I thought might be interesting to have. Many totems represent different virtues or histories, but I just think they'd be cool in general.

Mountain Lion

Huh? This thing shares your name, but looks nothing like you!

Mountain lions are so cool! Also known as a cougar, puma, or panther, these apex predators are absolutely gorgeous!

Mesquite Tree

A sturdy tree that provides food for your pets - or prey!

Mesquite trees are incredibly common in North America, particularly in Texas and Mexico. They can survive hot, dry areas and provide food for a lot of desert animals there. Most likely, they'd be well adapted for Africa too!

Grizzly Bear

A fearsome predator that could maybe match you in strength!

Grizzly bears are one of the most dangerous predators in North America, but also one of the most recognizable animals (Smokey Bear, the famous environmental advocate bear, was a real-life grizzly bear). I just like the idea of some grizzlies in Lioden.

Pronghorn

Suggested by 81210

A weird looking... antelope... thing?

Not an antelope, not a deer, but a pronghorn! They're really cute and related to giraffes! It's a unique animal in North America and deserves a kit of recognition.

I just think North America would be cool to see! Do you guys have any suggestions?