Species

The Maozhi-Long are a feline species known for their distinctive features and unique characteristics. They inhabit the desert and volcanic regions of Shengdao.

The Maozhi-Long possess a generous amount of fur, which serves as protection against the harsh desert and volcanic climate. Their lynx-like cheek fur adds to their charming appearance, while a mane collar around their necks gives them an elegant and regal look. One of their most striking features is their super long tails, which have curtains of fur hanging from their base, providing them with additional protection from the elements.

Sexual dimorphism is prevalent among the Maozhi-Long. The males are larger and stronger than the females, displaying a more vibrant and colorful coloration. They have elaborate markings such as spots, stripes, or rosettes, further enhancing their majestic appearance. Additionally, the males have larger tusks, adding to their imposing presence.

On the other hand, the females are more agile and have brighter or lighter fur colors, blending well with their desert surroundings. They play a vital role in leading their families and choosing mates based on their preferred colors and strength.

The Maozhi-Long have a strong sense of community and live in larger groups with fixed laws and regulations. They form families where parents take care of raising their children, emphasizing the importance of familial bonds. These communities provide stability and support for their members.