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Kits
Generally, kits are only born one at a time, much like humans - kats do not have litters like other animals do. Twins and triplets do occur, although, as with humans, they are rare
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| Beach and Mountain kits |
Tundra and Valley kits |
Cave and Desert kits |
Aging
A Kat ages differently than a human. Okay, for every Level of a Kat....like newborn to 24 years it like 10 years to a human. So like a Level 6 Kat would be worth a 60 year old human. But there's more. *Oooooh*
An old Kat is different than an old human. Fully adult Kats don't actually age until a few months before they die. Then they know that they are about to die so as to get things in order and prepare themselves. But until that time they are as healthy and vibrant as a Level 4 Kat. So say Dethsdore, who is a Level 8, will still be as able to fight, move, and whatever as a younger Kat. Except stronger of course. Anyway, just another bit of info!
Gestation
How long does it take for a kit to be born you ask? How long is gestation period? Well to be honest, for each type of kat its different. The Desert kats are HUGE so its gonna take longer than for an Isle kat. Here's how it goes...from shortest to longest:
| Isle Kats |
9 months |
| Cave Kats |
12 months |
| Tundra Kats |
13 months |
| Mountain Kats |
15 months |
| Sky Kats |
17 months |
| Valley Kats |
18 months |
| Plateau Kats |
18 months |
| Beach Kats |
19 months |
| Forest Kats |
20 months |
| Marsh Kats |
22 months |
| Old Mystics |
24 months |
| Plains Kats |
27 months |
| Desert Kats |
30 months |
