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Pairlines

( P-eerl-line)

What's a Pairline?
Pairlines a hybrid of a bird and a feline like creature. Most pairlines are shot on sight because of their looks. Pairlines chirp like a bird and they can roar and purr. Their a very rare sight to see. Most say they are a myth but they live deep in the forest. Do you dare go near one?

Family life

Like lions, pairlines live in prides. There are only three males in a pride, the lead male, the guard, and the hunter. The females can be huntresses or they can be guards. If a male dies a female with take his place until a new male is born and is an adult to take the place back. Each male can have a mate but only the leader can have chicks. The lead male will be a leader until he dies. When he dies the female will not be the lead female anymore, her chick who should be old enough to be the female leader with a male. Four female pairlines will guard the female's chicks when she is gone. If a chick dies and a female guard didn't care the leader female with attack her, but she will not kill her.

The body

Pairlines have the body like a bird for the first half of it's body. The second haft is like the back part of a feline. Males have beautiful tail feathers to attract females. It's very rare for a males tail feathers to be the same colors. Females have shorter tail feathers. A females tail feathers are the same color of her feline body. Chicks don't have any tail feathers, they grow when they get older.

Breeding

Pairlines can be any sexuality a human can, but there can't be two lead males or two lead females. When a female has an egg or eggs, she needs to stay with her eggs until all her eggs hatch then she can leave them with the guards. If she got more than one male chick she would need to set the two chicks free to the wild when they can hunt and protect them self.