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Well, a Mountain Yeti Cat, or a MYC for short, are similar to snow cats, except for their size. Males can grow to be the size of Belgians. While females can grow to be the size of Clydesdales. They live in the mountains, and have been seen plenty of times, but there has never been any photos of them taken. They prefer to stray away from human contact, and they often hide when they see a human. Their fur ranges from white to black and anywhere in between (although ones with black or white bases are rare), but there can also be brown-grey or blue-grey MYC's, but they are a little less common, and there are rare cases of solid brown or other coloured MYC's, but they are very rare to find. Despite their large size, they can climb trees, and when hunting down prey, they are as fast as cheetahs. They can have cubs all year round, and are mates for life. In a litter, they can have up to six cubs, and as little as two. It is very rare to see a litter of one cub, as it is considered a sin. The traits of them, is their large claws, and their bangs. Males and females have different bangs, and their claws are different sizes, as males have bigger claws, but females claws are thicker then the claws of a male. Also, males are the only ones with 'manes' on their neck and back. They use it when they are fighting for a mate.
Well, a Mountain Yeti Cat, or a MYC for short, are similar to snow cats, except for their size. Males can grow to be the size of Belgians. While females can grow to be the size of Clydesdales. They live in the mountains, and have been seen plenty of times, but there has never been any photos of them taken. They prefer to stray away from human contact, and they often hide when they see a human. Their fur ranges from white to black and anywhere in between (although ones with black or white bases are rare), but there can also be brown-grey or blue-grey MYC's, but they are a little less common, and there are rare cases of solid brown or other coloured MYC's, but they are very rare to find. Despite their large size, they can climb trees, and when hunting down prey, they are as fast as cheetahs. They can have cubs all year round, and are mates for life. In a litter, they can have up to six cubs, and as little as two. It is very rare to see a litter of one cub, as it is considered a sin. The traits of them, is their large claws, and their bangs. Males and females have different bangs, and their claws are different sizes, as males have bigger claws, but females claws are thicker then the claws of a male. Also, males are the only ones with 'manes' on their neck and back. They use it when they are fighting for a mate.
Here will be a list of the colours a MYC's base can be, and its rarity, and any other info needed.
Grey (Any shade) - Common
Silver - Common
Blue-grey (Any shade) - Common
Brown-grey (Any shade) - Uncommon
Gold-grey (Any shade) - Uncommon
Red-grey (Any shade) - Uncommon
Orange-grey (Any shade) - Uncommon
Brown (Any shade) - Rare
Gold (Any shade) - Rare
Red (Any shade) - Rare
Orange (Any shade) - Rare
White - Very Rare
Black - Very Rare
