Loona's Wishlist

This is Loona's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	Acorn An acorn. Fun to play with and chew on! It's a bit like pine cones—it can be used as currency with other scavenging animals you may meet whilst exploring. Note:
	Agouti Carcass Its appearance is like a rat and a deer had a baby. Note:
	Alligator Carcass This reasonably-sized gator is suitable to feed a pack of predators. Note:
	Aloe American aloe can be found in deserts, swamps, and rainforests. It is useful for creating alcohol-based salves. If the flowers are dried, they can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Alpine Forget-me-not Blue flowers blossom among mountainous slopes. Note:
	Amusement Scraps Leftovers from common amusement items. Note:
	Anaconda Eggs Looks like you found some eggs inside a snake. Are there more snakes inside the eggs? And are there eggs inside of those snakes, too? Note:
	Anaconda Skull A big, yet delicate, skull of a scary snake. Note:
	Ancient Swamp Tree A dark swamp, an ancient, twisted tree, and a wolf. The ground is vibrating with energy. Note:
	Anniversary! Festive Winter Forest This place is covered with fresh snow and seems amazing to support a big pack of wolves. It is adorned with layered stone terraces to sit on. Note:
	Antarctic Eclipse Is it a vision from another world, or did a Lunar trail lead you all the way here? This appears in the Lunar Shoppe only during Lunar events happening over Antarctica - you may not see it for years. Note:
	Antarctic Moonlight Is it a vision from another world, or perhaps a Lunar trail led you all the way there? Appears in Lunar Shop only during Lunar events happening over the Antarctica - you may not see it for years. Note:
	Arnica Meadow Massive flowerbed of arnica covers the green hills during summer. Note:
	Attached Antlers [Whitetail] An interesting growth for a wolf! Note:
	Autumn Fog When fall arrives, the forest becomes cold and damp, as nature begins to wrap up before the first snow. Note: