Post by ♥ԼƲƝƛ♥ԼƳƝҲ♥ on Jul 8, 2014 16:34:53 GMT
You stroll through the mountains, searching for others of your kind. Prey has reduced, and you need to band together to survive.
Fellow Lynxes emerge. You snarl, telling them your story. They nod and say they can accept you into their herd. They race off, and you follow. Then you see more lynxes... Much more lynxes.
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I'm going to quote the Wikipedia here:
Their behavior:
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Cat's name: Luna
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Age: 2 years
Rank: Leader
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Fellow Lynxes emerge. You snarl, telling them your story. They nod and say they can accept you into their herd. They race off, and you follow. Then you see more lynxes... Much more lynxes.
Pelt Average:
I'm going to quote the Wikipedia here:
The appearance of the Canada lynx is similar to that of the Eurasian lynx: the dense fur is silvery brown and may bear blackish markings. In summer, its coat takes on a more reddish brown color. It has a furry ruff which resembles a double-pointed beard, a short tail with a black tip, and long furry tufts on its ears. Its long legs with broad furred feet aid in traveling through deep snow.
It is smaller than its Eurasian cousin, at an average weight of 8 to 11 kg (18 to 24 lb), 80 to 105 cm (31 to 41 in) in length, and a shoulder height of 48 to 56 cm (19 to 22 in). Males are larger than females. Although the species is larger on average than the bobcat, it is less variable in size and the largest bobcat outsize the lynx.[7]
Like all lynx, it has 28 teeth, with four long canines for puncturing and gripping. The lynx can feel where it is biting the prey with its canines because they are heavily laced with nerves. The lynx also has four carnassials that cut the meat into small pieces. In order for the lynx to use its carnassials, it must chew the meat with its head to its side. There are large spaces between the four canines and the rest of the teeth, and a reduced number of premolars, to ensure that the bite goes as deeply as possible into the prey.[8]
Their behavior:
Canada lynxes are secretive and mostly nocturnal animals, although they may be active at any time of day. They shelter in areas of particularly dense forest. In regions where their range overlaps with that of other predators, such as bobcats and coyotes, they tend to hunt in areas with deeper snow cover, or at higher altitudes. These cats tend to stay within 100 yards (91 m) of the treeline, but do not shy away from swimming. One account records a lynx swimming two miles across the Yukon River.[9]
Although normally solitary, at times small groups may be observed traveling together. The lynx roam about 1.5 to 3 mi (2.4 to 4.8 km) each day, and thus require a large territory. Typical home ranges are between 15 and 50 km2 (5.8 and 19.3 sq mi), but are highly variable, with extremes from 3 to 783 km2 (1.2 to 302.3 sq mi) having been reported. When food becomes scarce, the lynx territory will increase; most of the population will roam far, with a select few staying behind in their original territory.[10]
Like other cats, Canada lynx use scent marking to indicate their territory. Adults typically deposit faeces on top of the snow or on tree stumps and other prominent sites and frequently spray urine to mark their range.[10] They also use visual marks on trees.[11]
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Username: admin (♥ԼƲƝƛ♥ԼƳƝҲ♥)
Cat's name: Luna
Gender: Female
Age: 2 years
Rank: Leader
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Skills and Personality: She's caring and protective of her Herd, but maybe a bit too strict. She makes sure no one is lazing around without good reason, this doesn't include the elders or queens as they have a very good reason to be a bit lazy. She stays on top of things very well and always prepares. She may be unintentionally harsh to younger cats, and may regard young cats as 'motivated, but misdirected'. She may have difficulty getting said younger cats to comprehend her commands and suggestions, or rather, she believes all young cats to be obtuse and foolish to some extent (and therefore does not trust younger cats to deputy positions).
History and Relations (Optional): Luna was born into her Herd, and raised like a Herd cat.
Other: She has a genetic mutation, making her have a rare pale blue coat.
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