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Males
Male Kats (Kaaerd) are the larger of the two sexes. Generally more powerful, they are often the ones who will hunt for the Clan, and will be the ones to destroy enemies and fight. Males are different from females in many ways. One way is their mane. As male kat grows older, it grows a mane around his neck. By the time that they are old, males will have a large mane that they can poof to frighten enemies or intimidate other kats. They are also set apart by females by their stripes. Males have stripes only. No spots. The only exceptions are Isle kat males, who may have a few spots as well as stripes. These stripes can be in any way, shape, or form, but it must be a stripe. They can be of any color, any length, size, or place. They can have one stripe, or have their whole body covered in stripes. Their tails too are different. Males tails are thing as the beginning, with fur hanging down at the bottom. When it nears the end, the fur poofs, making it look a lot like say a jerboa's tail tuft at the end. A males eye to mouth stripe follows the muzzle, and is generally even in shape, although it can be different in thickness.

Kadesh Eskoss Random Sky kat male Random male kat


Females
Females (Kaalaa) are generally smaller than males. They are of lighter build, with longer legs and lighter, yet strong bone structure. Female Kats are generally they protectors of the family, but they do hunt and fight, especially the Plains Kats - gender roles vary greatly according to the species. Females have no mane, although on the tips of their ears they do have tufts. Females eyes are generally a little larger than males, and the ears a little bigger, but the difference in barely noticeable. Female tails are different from males. They are poofy throughout the whole tail, much like a foxes. They are thick, with thick fur, and like all kat tails, are prehensile. Females have spots instead of stripes. These spots, like males, can be in any way, shape, or form, as long is she has spots. The only exception is the Plains Kat female which may have a few stripes. Female kats have a different eye to mouth stripe than males. Theirs is a teardrop shape that follows the contour of their muzzle.

Bastet and Moonshadow Random iridescent female Risa