Ha-Okn Mountains
Afnat: Ha-Okn /haːʔɔkhn/
The Ha-Okn Mountains1 is a relatively low mountain range located in the southwesternmost part of Þonnanó in southwestern Emlas. It's home to several tribes of Hefmólans as well as smaller, scattered communities of the people inhabited the mountains before them.
The Ha-Okn Mountains1 is a relatively low mountain range located in the southwesternmost part of Þonnanó in southwestern Emlas. It's home to several tribes of Hefmólans as well as smaller, scattered communities of the people inhabited the mountains before them.
Fauna & Flora
The mountains are home to a variety of animals, most of which are the same or similar as seen elsewhere in southern- and southwestern Þonnanó, including various amphibians -notably poison dart frogs-, parrots, birds of prey, snakes and turtles, though some such as serows, hog-deer, marsh deer, dholes, bush-dogs and several species of primates thrive in the region compared to the lowlands, mostly due to the hefmólans' taboo on eating mammals.
1Original icelandic: Ha-Oknfjöll.
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