shameka1's Den

Ao | Huntress |


Elaris | Huntress |


Sahara | Huntress |


Valhadre |Retired Huntress |


Vantez | Huntress|


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Zoar | Sub-male |

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Turok's territory is seen as a jungle. Around the edges of his territory are the plains they use to hunt in- yet as soon as you cross into his territory- it's obvious another lion owns the land- as his sub male is sent every hour to refresh the border, and occasionally, he goes with him. The air in his territory is stuffy and warm, yet to the lioness and lions who have lived there their whole life- it's just as normal.

In his territory- near the edges yet not as close to the plains are where loose foliage grow, accompanied by trees that are not as tall as the ones once you get into the denser part of his land. There is much lush foliage covering his ground- vines cover the very tall trees- and also the occasional claw marks he leaves to mark his land. Ferns and plants grow everywhere- and all the trees have lush, and very full canopies, which attract birds that fill the jungle with pleasant sounds.

The occasional noise of wings fluttering, bird calls, and even monkey hoots are pleasing to the ear in this area, and as you move even more into his territory, you'd find yourself hearing the noise of running water. Finally- you'll reach the main area of his camp, an area that is very, very lush- full of tons of foliage and plants, yet in the middle of the camp the foliage is slightly shorter than normal. Trees give the lions that inhabit the area shade- but they don't need shade with all the water around the area.'

Their bodies have adapted much more to swim- and most have come to enjoy the water. On one side of their territory is a jungly rocky outcropping- that has a waterfall coming off the edge going into a nice-sized water source for the pride that is near the edge of the camp. At night- the land becomes more peaceful, the sounds of the jungle began to ebb as the lions began to huddle together to sleep past the long stretch of darkness that is called night. As prowling predators lurk.
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