Albania (1kyh)

Albania 1000 years hence is very empty, with only three species. The land is dominated by grass, with only two fish species in the water.

Species
There is only one species on loand in Albania; a species of grass. This single species dominates the landscape. In the water, there is no plant life. There are only two fish species which struggle to scrape out a living.

Grassland
The only species on land is cogon grass, which grows accross the whole of Albania. It commonly grows to full height - up to 3 metres - due to a lack of competition and herbivores.

Rivers and lakes
Common carp are not so common here. They feed on any floating vegetation they can find, cogon grass to be specific, as well as scavenging on any fish remains. This includes carcasses of their own species.

Rainbow trout are even less common, only surviving where floating plant material is common, such as near swamps. This food brings common carp, and so it brings the scavenging rainbow trout. Lake populations will also feed on microscopic plankton, as will animals which inhabit large, slow-flowing rivers. However, this food is less available is fast flowing water