Where are the animals in Animal Jam MT Shiveer?

Spoiler warning!
This article shows where to find every location and fact about the natural environment of Mt. Shiveer. You may not want to spoil the experience for yourself.

Location

Species	Location
	Partridge	Flies towards the left of the campfire; southwest (Moving).
	Juniper	Towards the right of the Himalayan Poppies and left of the hot springs (Still).
	Himalayan Poppy	Growing close where the Hot Cocoa Hut or Pet Finder is located; on the left side (Still).
	Yak	In the distance near the game Gem Breaker, a herd of Yaks should be found once the fog subsides (Moving).
	Hawk Moth	Flutters above the rocks above the plesiosaur (Moving).
	Lemming	At the right of the "Ice Slide"; towards the beginning of the slope upwards (Moving).
	Permafrost	To the right of the warning sign, near the routes leading up the mountains (Still).
	Slate	The Slate Journey Book item was moved to space to the right of the Hot Cocoa Hut, due to the Balloosh bridge, but since February 3, 2020, it is missing, it is only obtainable by clicking a certain space underneath the Balloosh bridge (Still).
	Himalayan Tahr	This animal is found climbing up in the distant mountains as a small figure, next to the slide, and gets bigger and bigger each time (Moving).
	Gold	Found at the cavern where a sign points towards Crystal Sands (Still).
	Red Panda	The far right bottom corner, next to the hot springs, climbing on the bamboo (Moving).

Fun Facts

There are eleven entries to find here and the prize is a Red Panda Plushie.

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How do you complete the journey book on animal jam?

Species	Description
	Partridges	Partridges are game birds, which means they are hunted for their meat. There are many different species of partridges, and each species has its own unique colors and appearance. Some partridges are brown and white, some have red faces, and some are even blue-green!
	Juniper Trees	Juniper trees and shrubs are evergreens, which means they stay green all year and don’t lose their leaves in the fall. Juniper berries are blue-gray in color, and they have a very strong taste and smell. Some junipers can grow up to 50 feet tall!
	Himalayan Poppies	Himalayan poppies are said to be the color of the blue Tibetan sky. The leaves and stems of Himalayan poppies are covered in sharp spines! The Himalayan poppy is the national flower of Bhutan.
	Yaks	Yaks are a type of wild cattle that live in Asia at high elevations, ranging from 10,000 to 18,000 feet! In China, yaks are known as hairy cattle, because they look like cows covered in long, thick hair. Yaks are used in many different ways. Their meat and milk is eaten, their hair is used to make cloth, and their skin is used to make coats and blankets.
	Hawk Moths	Hawk moths are powerful fliers and can reach speeds of almost 30 miles per hour! Most hawk moths adults sip nectar through a long strawlike tongue called a proboscis. One species, however, steals honey from bees! Hawk moths can have wingspans that measure up to 8 inches across.
	Lemmings	Lemmings are rodents and are related to mice. Every 2–5 years, some lemming populations will grow so large that thousands of lemmings will migrate in search of food and a better habitat. A common myth claims that during this migration, lemmings will jump off high cliffs and into the ocean! Thankfully, this is not true!
	Permafrost	Permafrost is soil that stays frozen for years at a time. Depending on what different materials are in the soil, different patterns can form in the permafrost. Scientists estimate that some permafrost in Siberia has been frozen for more than 1,000,000 years straight!
	Slate	Slate is formed when shale is exposed to immense heat and pressure! Among other things, slate has been used in road construction, roofing, and concrete mixes. Slate is found all throughout the world in places where small pieces of rock have been pressed together under pressure for thousands of years!
	Himalayan Tahrs	Himalayan tahrs are goatlike animals that live on some of the steepest cliffs and mountains in the world! Himalayan tahrs live in groups of 2 to 30 animals. Female tahrs can weigh up to 80 pounds, and male tahrs can weigh up to 160 pounds!
	Gold	Gold has been prized among civilizations since ancient times. Gold is one of the easier metals to form and was often used by ancient civilizations to make jewelry. Since gold is such a soft metal, copper is sometimes added to make it harder.
	Red Pandas	Red pandas are also called lesser pandas and firefoxes. In the past, scientists have identified red pandas as relatives of both giant pandas and raccoons! Red pandas weight about 8 pounds and are about 23 inches long. Their bushy, ringed tails are almost as long as their bodies are!

Gallery

Completed Journey Book in Mt. Shiveer

Old Photos

Partridges

Juniper Tree

Himalayan Poppies

Yak

Hawk Moth

Lemmings

Permafrost

Slate

Himalayan Tahr

Gold

Red Panda

Where is the slate MT Shiveer Animal Jam?

Location.

Where are the animals in kimbara Outback?

Location.

How do you complete the journey book on animal jam?

To complete the book, Jammers must find and click the specific organisms, objects, or features listed on the page for the area. Once a page is completed, Jammers will receive a prize. New Jammers do not have access to their Journey Books until they find and click on something from it.