Explore Intisuyu's 14-Species Roster

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Explore Intisuyu's 14-Species Roster

theHunter Call of the Wild Intisuyu Species Guide connects the official 14-species Peru roster with the reserve, species, population, fur, and trophy views available for supported local saves.

What the official Intisuyu release confirms

Three distinct biomes

Intisuyu moves from Andean foothills through cloud forests to dense river jungle. Biome names provide hunting context, but they are not live coordinates.

Fourteen species, ten of them new

The reserve launched with ten new animals and four returning species. Use that roster as the authoritative starting point before interpreting local records.

Two special Jaguar references

The release confirms a new Great One Jaguar and the mission-exclusive Old Scar Jaguar. They describe different signals and should not be collapsed into one rarity label.

Sixty missions and a new crossbow

The official announcement also lists 60 story missions, a Notice Board for choosing activities, and the Dahler Reverse Draw CB-150 crossbow. These are reserve features, not evidence about an individual animal record.

Complete Intisuyu animal roster

New to the gameReturning on Intisuyu
South American TapirWhitetail Deer
OcelotCinnamon Teal
Greater GrisonCollared Peccary
Western Mountain CoatiPuma
Vicuña
Capybara
Spectacled Bear
Jaguar
Black Caiman
Taruca

The list comes from the official Peru Hunting Reserve announcement and Patch 9.2 notes.

How to inspect Intisuyu in a local save

Choose Intisuyu first, then one species. Review the population count and sex distribution before narrowing the list by difficulty, weight, trophy estimate, or fur type. Open map context only after identifying the record you want to investigate.

COTW Save Analyzer 1.0.25 currently recognizes Intisuyu as part of its 19-reserve, 127-species mapping coverage. This is tool coverage, not an official promise about spawn counts.

What the official roster cannot tell you

The official source does not publish the animals currently present in a player's save, their exact positions, or guaranteed trophy outcomes. Those questions require supported local records, and every result remains a snapshot rather than a live radar.

The official post-hotfix Known Issues list also says much of Intisuyu's vegetation may not provide visual cover and that some new species can look wrong in the Harvest Screen. Neither issue proves that a saved coordinate or fur value is wrong.

A practical Intisuyu review order

  1. Confirm the game, app, and mapping versions.
  2. Select Intisuyu and verify the species against the official roster.
  3. Read the population distribution before sorting exceptional candidates.
  4. Review fur and trophy rules separately.
  5. Use map context to plan the next hunt without treating it as live tracking.

Continue With the Step-by-Step Documentation

This article explains reserve and species context. For controls and exact procedures, continue with:

Official sources and version boundary

This page covers released Patch 9.2 and Hotfix 9.2.1 information. It does not assume unreleased Patch 9.3 data is already present in local mappings.

Privacy and local processing

Private animal records and precise coordinates stay in local analysis. The public roster and official citations can be indexed; the contents of your save are not published by this article.

Frequently asked questions

How many animals are on Intisuyu?

The official roster contains 14 species. It does not specify the number of individual animals in a particular save.

Is every Jaguar a Great One?

No. The official announcement identifies Great One Jaguar as a special addition; normal Jaguar records and Old Scar require separate interpretation.

Does the guide reveal live animal locations?

No. It provides official species context and explains how to inspect supported local records without presenting a live radar.


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