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Where it lives names the country or region a species actually calls home. Wikipedia describes the giant panda as a species "endemic to China," found nowhere else in the wild. This dimension lets a visitor find every species native to the same part of the world.

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Where It Lives
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Africa

Where It Lives
6 entries

Asia

Where It Lives
3 entries

Australia

Where It Lives
2 entries

Australia

Where It Lives
4 entries

Austria

Where It Lives
6 entries

Belgium

Where It Lives
53 entries

Benin

Where It Lives
1 entry

Bhutan

Where It Lives
2 entries

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Where It Lives
2 entries

Brazil

Where It Lives
32 entries

Central America

Where It Lives
1 entry

Chile

Where It Lives
6 entries

Colombia

Where It Lives
8 entries

Denmark

Where It Lives
72 entries

Ecuador

Where It Lives
1 entry

Europe

Where It Lives
4 entries

France

Where It Lives
5 entries

Georgia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Germany

Where It Lives
6 entries

Hainan

Where It Lives
5 entries

Iceland

Where It Lives
1 entry

India

Where It Lives
3 entries

Iran

Where It Lives
1 entry

Ireland

Where It Lives
4 entries

Kazakhstan

Where It Lives
1 entry

Latvia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Lithuania

Where It Lives
1 entry

Macaronesia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Mexico

Where It Lives
1 entry

Moldova

Where It Lives
1 entry

Nepal

Where It Lives
1 entry

Netherlands

Where It Lives
4 entries

New Zealand

Where It Lives
1 entry

North America

Where It Lives
5 entries

North Macedonia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Norway

Where It Lives
92 entries

Oceania

Where It Lives
1 entry

Peru

Where It Lives
1 entry

Poland

Where It Lives
5 entries

Portugal

Where It Lives
35 entries

Romania

Where It Lives
2 entries

Russia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Serbia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Seychelles

Where It Lives
1 entry

Slovakia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Slovenia

Where It Lives
6 entries

South America

Where It Lives
3 entries

The South Pacific

Where It Lives
1 entry

Sweden

Where It Lives
81 entries

Switzerland

Where It Lives
1 entry

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Fungus
WikipediaFungus, Characteristics section
Quote, Fungus, Characteristics section
They reproduce by both sexual and asexual means, and like basal plant groups (such as ferns and mosses) produce spores.
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