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Kalivese maral deer

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The Kalivese maral deer (Cervus kasamensis) also known as the maral or Kalivese elk, was a species of deer native to the Prinzish Highlands and Collandrian Basin. The last known of its species died in captivity at the Mjonsk Zoo in 1936 from what is believed to have been a prion infection.

Intensive hunting is generally considered to have been the main driver behind its extinction, per most Collandrian naturalists. However, other contributing factors to its demise also include the prevalence of infectious prion diseases, loss of habitat, and an uptick in pollution from the rise of copper, coal, iron, and lead mining in Western Kaliva. Since its extinction, there have been multiple alleged sightings of live maral in the wild, however, none have been confirmed or verified by scientists.

Hershy Lovenfeld

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From Sepadiqiþan, the instant quotebook

Herschel Paul Feldman (born June 23, 1924 – February 5, 2012), more popularly known by his stage name, Hershy Lovenfeld, was a Kalivese stand-up comedian, writer, producer, actor, and television host.

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“I drink too much. The last time I gave a urine sample it had a lemon slice and pink umbrella in it.”
“When I looked up my family tree, I found a yellow dog pissing on it.”

Übel W. Sleipur IV

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For other people named Übel W. Sleipur, see Übel W. Sleipur (disambiguation).

Übel Weygrand Sleipur IV (March 29, 1917 — April 16, 2016) was a Kalivese media personality, right-wing[1] political commentator, diplomat, and lobbyist. He created the political commentary series Firing Squad, which he hosted and produced from 1969 to 1982. He also hosted and produced Sleipur Tonight, which ran from 1982 to 2003.

Born in Mjonsk to petroleum geologist and businessman Übel W. Sleipur III, his first language was Predicean[2], having spent his childhood in Mezoraica. He served in the Royal Kalivese Army during the Fascist Wars as an intelligence officer and translator. After the war, he attended Samsara College, graduating with a degree in history.

He began his media career in 1957, working at the International Allied Press's Kalivese Bureau. In 1961, he was hired by KVSY-TV in Mjonsk as an investigative journalist, mainly covering local and municipal politics within the Greater Mjonsk region. From 1969 to 1982, he hosted Firing Squad, which thrust him into national fame for his sharp wit and unique debating style.

Firing Squad (TV program)

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From Sepadivjdje, the instant encyclopedia

Firing Squad is a Kalivese public affairs television show. It first ran from 1969 to 1999, hosted by Übel W. Sleipur IV from 1969 to 1982 and Tómas Haðleik from 1982 to 1999. A revival was launched in 2016, with columnist Ijellana Khozemyaka as the new host.

The show was lauded for featuring countless influential political and cultural figures from Kaliva, and later, Eras as a whole. Firing Squad was additionally noted for its ability to field an ideologically diverse collection of guests, many of whom often held views that sharply contrasted with those of the host.

In 1979, the show won an International Noden Award for television journalism.