Ferox: The Island City

Ferox is an island country located off the coast of California with a considerable population of one billion. The island accommodates a single city, nicknamed “The Island City”. The climate is sunny and warm all year round with few storms or other natural disasters. Ten sectors comprise the city, each playing a vital role in the prosperity of Ferox. Sectors are arranged for maximum comfort and efficiency. Ferox’s sectors are partitioned into two parts - the Inlands and the Outlands. Housing is located in the island’s heart and segregated into two parts—Upper Housing and Lower Housing. The Upper Housing houses is for the scientists due the their high prestige in which they are held in the society and also the soldiers who serve in the Armed
In the Education Center, students are separated into twelve grades. All children, no matter which housing they come from, are educated together. They learn subjects such as theology (of all types) science, humanities, economics and mathematics. They also learn the history and government of their society and the world’s. For each grade, different teachers lecture on each subject. No homework is given since parents maintain a disciplined standard among their kids to study. The high education level of Ferocian children plays a major role in Ferox’s continued success. Many of the Rose League schools, more prestigious than the Ivy League, are in this
About two-thirds of the land is used for growing produce like corn, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, grains, and a variety of other plants, due to the fact that the majority of Ferocians are vegetarian. Every year, the crops each farmer grows are rotated in order to maintain the soil fertility. There are also built-in water systems that run pipes underneath the ground to supply water directly to the plants’ roots to minimize wasted water and maximize plant growth. GMOs are used for the farming but just ensure that all resources used to grow that plant are very effective. There are no growth hormones, pesticides, antibiotics, synthetic fertilizers or any other items that can harm the environment in any way. This is to ensure sustainability of the crop and the environment. The other ⅓ of the land is used for raising animals such as cows for milk and occasionally their hide and meat, pigs to eat food waste, and chickens for their eggs, feathers and also their meat. There are also hatcheries for some types of fish and other sea life that are not found in the waters surround the