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Thick, spiraled trees dart in every direction when one meets the grove. Hardly any sunlight makes it through the canopy, which allows no vegetation to grow on the floor of the grove. The tigers often rest and meet here, as it is clear and easy to navigate, once you get past all the tree trunks. This shady place is a great spot for the cats to rest.

An outcrop rises above the land and is rather rocky and tinted slightly red from clay. It's surface is sunny and bright, and only one tree remains on the outcrop. This is where the Western Tribe often sunbathes and meets, as it is easy to find and large enough for many cats.

Beside the swamp is a less damp portion of land tangled and twisted with mangroves. The tree limbs jut sideways and every direction just a few feet above the ground. Tigers often like to sleep and recline here, as they usually lay among the gnarled branches and horizontal tree trunks. This is a popular meeting place for the Eastern Tribe.

The hills rise fairly high above the ground level, and to the south of the hills lies a shallow valley. Often during a torrential rain, this valley will fill with water and becomes a shallow lake. Due to the abundance of moisture, this valley is green year-round and often harbors plenty of small prey creatures.

A vast lake stretches as far as the eye can see, dotted here and there with stray trees and foliage. The rogue cats are often seen here getting a drink or relaxing in the medium depth waters. Algae covers the water's surface during the spring and summer months, but dies out in the cooler winter months.

Fed by rainwater and runoff from the lake, these hot springs are a tiger resort. Steam rises high into the sky and keeps this place moist and toasty. Often avoided in the summer months due to the heat, it's used quite a bit during the other months. No water here is drinkable, but the cats can soak in the springs and feel refreshed from the warm mist.

Thanks to the moisture and warmth, flowers flourish in this large open field. Many female cats come here with their cubs, but the occasional male lurks here as well. Soft flower scents loom about this colorful field and the place reigns supreme when it comes to peace.

The jungle lies on the other side of the flower field, allowing the cats to be more in their natural element. The trees and foliage are thick here, and it's often just the right temperature all year round. Prey reside here, hoping to hide from the sneaky cats that lurk about.