Finned Cats



by: gaystripe

finned-cats are what they sound like, finned-cats. they have whale fins for tails, scales along the sides of their neck and the base of their tail, and webbed paws. they hunt only in water, and are native to sandy areas such as islands and places with deep water and abundant amounts of fish and other aquatic animals. they are identified as fish, but can walk and breathe on land.

calves (baby finned-cats) are born with a stubbed, scaly tail, and when they are 1 week old their tail begins to form. a finned-cat can have 3 different tails: a whale fin, which is 2 triangular shaped fins on each end of the tail and can help with swimming, a fish tail which is multiple feather-like fins that sprout out of the end of the tail and can help with steering while in water.

the last tail you can get is a shark tail, which is 2 horizontal fins. the top is longer then the bottom, and sprouts at the end of the tail. this can help with speed while in water. the rarest tail you can get is the shark tail.

here is a list of finned-cat breeds for your character:

whale-cat: like above, this is the most common of a finned-cat. a whale cat's main characteristic is a whale fin, which is 2 triangular shaped fins on each end of the tail and can help with swimming.

fish-cat: a fish-cat is the second most common finned cat. a fish-cat's characteristic is a fish tail which is multiple feather-like fins that sprout out of the end of the tail and can help with steering while in water.

shark-cat: the most uncommon breed of a finned-cat would be the shark-cat. their characteristic is a shark tail, which is 2 horizontal fins. the top is longer then the bottom, and sprouts at the end of the tail. this can help with speed while in water.

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