Opening Statement: I see you've opened a file marked CONFIDENTIAL. Have you not?! You have no business snooping here where your mind does not belong. This file is for complicated minds, who can withstand the information about to be distributed. Someone without the proper training and knowledge couldn't possibly read here! I will tell you though, that in this very file, lies the only and all information found on this creature. A colorfully vibrant, dangerously canine, fiercely feline, meat-eating, tail stomping, teeth clenching, howl piercing, roar echoing, Infacatus. Welcome to the world of Ultimate Hybrids. Good luck getting out.
What Is An InfacatusInfacatus is a very rare mix of several creatures. The two main animals it is mixed with are the Tigris and Lupus(Tiger and Wolf). However, many other creatures are blended in to make this amazing beast. This breed originates from Africa and Alaska, two very different climates and continents, furthermore. How hey came into existence, is still unknown. After much careful research and scientists being accused of madness over and over, there is enough information to put into a simple biography of these magnificent creatures. Keep in mind that not even half of the information on Infacatus has been collected even after thousands of years of research. Who knows, maybe you'll make your own discovery.Before You BeginBefore you begin to read the document, please take some things into account to avoid confusion.
(1) Due to the Infacatus being exposed to a variety of extremely different climates, their colors are rather odd. However, all Infacatus colors are dulled. They ARE NOT neon in any way.
(2) They live a long time. Explanation is unknown.Physical AppearanceMalesPelt Information: The male Infacatus pelt consist of warm colors. Orange, yellow, red, etc are some examples of the fur colors. The male coat has one layer. Males only have one layer, because they are most commonly found in hot areas in Africa, and are used to the heat. The one layer is thin, soft, and fluffy.
Eyes: A males eyes are contrasting it's pelt. Whatever it's fur color is, their eyes are a brighter color of that. Infacatus male eyes are always bright, but their pupils are 'expanded' as we have come to call it. Their pupils are large and blown up, enabling them to see colors humans cannot.
Markings: Like every one of this breed, they have tiger-like stripes. The stripes on a male are either white or black. There is no in-between with this breed. Most commonly, the stripes are black, but white stripes have been recorded.
Build: Males have a large build, with wolf looking features. The height and length on a male Infacatus can reach up to 3 1/2-4 feet tall, and 5-6 feet long! They have a long wolf-like body structure and tiger-like teeth.
Females
Pelt Information: Female Infacatus have cold colors, since they are mostly seen in snowy regions(Example: Alaska). Blue, Green, Purple, or even dark pinks are good examples of their colors. Females have two layers of fur, since they are found in colder areas. The top coat is soft, fluffy, and gentle like the males only coat. Their second coat, which is underneath the top coat, is coarse and thick, protecting them against cold climates.
Eyes: The female eyes are the same as the males eyes. They have brighter eyes than their pelts. The color of their eyes depend on their pelt, like males. (Example: Blue coat-Bright Blue Eyes) They also have 'Expanded Eyes'.
Markings: They have tiger-like stripes. Again, almost always white or black.
Build: Females have slightly smaller builds, but still have a wolf build. The height and length is 3-3 3/4 feet tall, and 4-6 feet long. Tiger sharp teeth lie in their wolf muzzles.The Science Behind Their EyesTheir unique 'Expanded Eyes' allow them to see all the colors we humans do, and more.
Day Vision: The Infacatus's day vision is just like ours. Only, everything is beautiful. All objects in their peripheral vision is focused. They can see all details on the object. If they look at one object, their mind automatically zooms in on it so they can see it better.
Night Vision: When the sun sets on day, the Infacatus's Vision automatically switches you 'Heat Vision'. They can spot things by color. Anything plant-life is blue. The earth (ground) looks green. Anything with animal cells looks red.
DietTheir Diet consists of animals of course. They live off of deer, rabbit, bear, elk, horse, sheep, goat, ect. Anything that their region gives them.LIFE SPAN:5,000-Average
6,000-Long
4,000-ShortBasic CommunicationAnnoyed/Slightly Unhappy: They make a wolf like growling sound from the back of the throat.
Threatening/Angry: They create a rather snake like hissing sound, and stomp their tails on the ground to make a thump sound used as a warning.
Happy: Will usually wag their tails or perk their ears high up on their heads.
Sad/Closed: They will turn their bodies away from who is trying to speak with them, closing themself off. However, they keep their ears and tail neutral.
Submissive: The creature will pin their ears and tail down like a wolf and turn away.
Dominant/Confident: They will stand tall with their tail just slightly flicked up a the end and their ears high.
Other Sounds: Tiger roar/growl, and Wolf HowlGroups/Family TraditionFamily: An Infacatus is rarely born to another Infacatus. Sometimes one will be born from a completely normal pair of tigers or wolves. However, it has been recorded once of this happening, but only once. When an Infacatus is born, the parents raise the cub/pup until it is two months old. Then, on instinct, the cub runs away from it's family without notice. This is because, at two months old, an Infacatus cub goes into its Occidite State, or Kill State. This is a period in an Infacatus's life when it is most dangerous. All of its abilities are being set in, and it has a craving for kill. This is also the period it learns to defend and hunt for itself. This stage of the Infacatus's life lasts for a year. Once this is over, it becomes much calmer.
Groups: Infacatus's rarely find another of its kind. It usually lives a lonely life of solitude, but can be pretty interactive if approached. However, Infacatus's can range from different personalities. The males are the calmer side of this breed. IF you observe one, you will quickly notice that it is very go-with-the-flow and calm. Aware of other creatures, interacting with them, and showing almost no signs of aggression. Males are more likely to join a Tiger of Wolf group. Females, however, are aggressive. They get mad easier and get into fights often. This is in MOST females. Females who are less aggressive are closed, but temperamental. Other Abilities:Infacatus's abilities all depend on its region. They have been seen hopping on 90 degree angle cliffs, hopping on rocks like mountain goats,diving under water for five to ten minutes to search for fish, running at break neck speeds to catch an antelope. The possibilities are endless with Infacatus.Top Speed:Young~20-30 MPH
Teen~50-60 MPH
Adult~70-80 MPH
Elder~20-40 MPHHow Many Are There In The World: About 100 or LessPictures
Basic Female(Not the specific color for a female. Can be any cold color)
Basic Male(Not the specific color for a male. Can be any warm color)
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