Pink = Female, Purple = Joint, Blue = Male
What’s more to say of rats, they crawl, they eat, they breed, and they sleep and get into almost everything, but what’s more they are masters of the food court. This is so much so that they are no longer seen as food, but rather the finders of food. The most common of the subtypes they are social beyond grouping in mass and guarding in full. There is many different types of rats, for different purposes.
Rats often live in huge colony's with hundreds in population, A few larger are controlled by groups rather then a single member, rat colony's are often seen as a dictatorship how ever there are many that aren't. Rats are rarely seen alone.
Stages
Pinky - Newborn - Joint gender
Baby - Stage 2 - Joint Gender
Teen - Stage 3 - male and female forms
Adult - Stage 4 - Male and female forms
Rats range from 4.5inchs to 11inchs depending on the type and build
Ringtail Cats are the acrobats of the subtypes and second most common, they can get to just about anywhere and in anything. Like all the types they are omnivores eating just about anything.
Ringtails often travel in pairs or solo they have a knack for exploring and are often the scouts of the area. Rarely are they seen in a large pack for very long.
Stages
Baby - Stage 1 - Joint Gender
Teen - Stage 2 - Male and female forms
Adult - Stage 3 - Male and female forms
Adults are 14-16 inches long to the base of the long tail.
Tanuki are considered demigods, these beasts are hardly seen, be them master of disguise or rare to the point of being not seen is unknown. Some claim they are able to shape shift others claim that is nothing but legend. The largest of the subtypes, it is mostly solitary coming together only to breed.
Stages
Baby - Stage 1 - Joint Gender
Adult - Stage 2 - male and female forms
Average adult head and body length is about 65 cm (2 ft)
Skunks are probley one of the most dangerous even with out being a meat eater, their smell alone drives most away, having a chance to cause even blindness if taken wrong. Skunks are omnivorous, eatting pretty much anything they can find. Skunks are crepuscular, and are solitary animals when not breeding, though in the colder parts of their range they may gather in communal dens for warmth. During the day they shelter in burrows that they dig with their powerful front claws, or in other man-made or natural hollows as the opportunity arises.
Stages
Baby - Stage 1 - Joint Gender
Child - Stage 2 - Joint Gender
Adult - Stage 3 - Joint Gender
Skunk species vary in size from about 15.6 to 37 inches (40 to 94 cm) and in weight from about 1.1 pounds (0.50 kg) (the spotted skunks) to 18 pounds (8.2 kg) (the hog-nosed skunks). They have a moderately elongated body with relatively short, well-muscled legs, and long front claws for digging.
Coyotes are mostly nocturnal but seen during the day at some times, they normally hunt in pairs and form small groups. Coyotes are mostly carnivores eating small animals but will eat bugs at times also. Located in all areas including where humans inhabit they will eat even the dead tho they prefer fresh. - Litter size ranges from 1 to 19 pups
Coyotes are pack livers as with most wolfs. Often you may hear one of these animals to never see him, able to stalk prey and confuse their enemies they are more advanced then coyotes of the normal world. But bear the same pack structure.
Alpha – Alpha
Beta – Beta
Gamma
Pups
Omega
Alpha male and female are always mates these are not fully leaders but normally the most out going causing others to follow.
Beta male and female are always mates also these just under the alphas are a form of second
Gammas are the middle coyote no one stands out no one wants to they are fit to follow and that’s all, those that aren’t beta alpha or omega are in this status
Omegas are the den guarders the lowest status of the pack they are often seen with tail down and ears down.
Stages
Baby - Stage 1 - Joint Gender
Child - Stage 2 - Male and female forms
Teen - Stage 3 - Male and female forms
Adult - Stage 4 - Male and female forms
Coyotes typically grow up to 75–87 centimeters (30–34 inches) in length and on average, weigh from 7–21 kilograms (15–46 pounds)
Though the Bobcat prefers rabbits and hares, it will hunt anything from insects and small rodents to deer. Prey selection depends on location and habitat, season, and abundance. Like most cats, the bobcat is territorial and largely solitary, although there is some overlap in home ranges. The bobcat is generally most active at twilight and dawn - One to six, but usually two to four, kittens are born.
Stages
Baby - Stage 1 - Joint Gender
Child - Stage 2 - Male and female forms
Teen - Stage 3 - Male and female forms
Adult - Stage 4 - Male and female forms
An adult stands about 20 to 24 inches (51–61 cm) at the shoulders.[9] Adult males usually range from 16 to 30 pounds (7–14 kg); females average about 20 pounds (9 kg)
Great horned owl - Owls have spectacular binocular vision allowing them to pinpoint prey and see in low light. The eyes of Great Horned Owls are nearly as large as those of humans and are immobile within their circular bone sockets. An owl's hearing is as good – if not better – than its vision. These birds hunt at night by waiting on a high perch and swooping down on prey. - They are carnivores.
Hare - Very fast and skittish hares will only eat plant forms. These live in all areas.
Fox - The diet of foxes is largely made up of invertebrates. However, it also includes rodents, rabbits and other small mammals, reptiles, (such as snakes), amphibians, grasses, berries, fruit, fish, birds, eggs, and all other kinds of small animals. Many species are generalist predators, but some (such as the crab-eating fox) are more specialist.
Burrowing owl - The Burrowing Owl is active in the daytime. It is found in grassland and desert scrub. - at 25 cm (10 inches) length, 53 cm (21 inches) wingspan, and 170g (6 oz)
Stages
Stage 1 - joint gender
