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(01-18-2014, 11:42 PM)ansemaru Wrote: There's no viable interbreeding, and enough physiological differences for them to have separated enough as to be different species.
You can't say there's no viable interbreeding when Squee has actively said half-breeds happen. And actually, there may be more evidence for physiological similarities across the different races than differences, at least that we can tell - and what we can tell is extremely limited. They all eat and drink the same things; they all share the same body plan; with the exception of Keepers, they're all diurnal.
(01-19-2014, 12:23 AM)ArmachiA Wrote: Keepers:
Tigers are more nomadic and tend to keep to themselves. Mothers will always raise the children while the males will go and roam their territory (Which is why Keeper children take their mothers name). Tigers are cooperative with each other, and if it is known they are family (The mother knows the male tiger fathered her young) she may even let the male near her young. Though Males tend to have large territories that overlap many female territories where they roam. Because of this, Tigers have much much less access to males than Lions do - in the game this is probably why Keeper men are so rare.
I'm not actually sure this describes Keeper males at all. They certainly don't seem to hold "territories", much less roam about.
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