#keyword: fauna

[pronoun-arc]

Hi! Can I request some space and/or nature themed pronouns? (Preferred in 3 person)

thank you!

-⭐️

These r unfortunately the two topics I know the most about so I have a lot of these :] feel free to modify to your liking!

Space 3rd Person Pronouns (he/him/his/his/himself)

star/star/stars/stars/starself

space/space/spaces/spaces/spaceself

planet/planet/planets/planets/planetself

sun/sun/suns/suns/sunself

sol/sol/sols/sols/solself

sol/solar/solars/solars/solarself

gas/gas/gases/gases/gasself

void/void/voids/voids/voidself

orbit/orbit/orbits/orbits/orbitself

gravity/gravity/gravitys/gravitys/gravityself

ice/ice/ices/ices/iceself

comet/comet/comets/comets/cometself

meteor/meteor/meteors/meteors/meteorself

meteor/meteoroid/meteroids/meteoroids/meteoroidself

meteor/meteorite/meteorites/meteorites/meteoriteself

cluster/cluster/clusters/clusters/clusterself

constellation/constellation/constellations/constellationself

aster/asterism/asterisms/asterisms/asterismself

crater/crater/craters/craters/craterself

mercury/mercury/mercurys/mercurys/mercuryself

venus/venus/venus/venus's/venusself

earth/earth/earths/earths/earthself

mars/mars/mars's/mars's/marsself

jupiter/jupiter/jupiters/jupiters/jupiterself

saturn/saturn/saturns/saturns/saturnself

uranus/uranus/uranus/uranus's/uranusself

neptune/neptune/neptunes/neptunes/neptuneself

pluto/pluto/plutos/plutos/plutoself

dwarf/dwarf/dwarfs/dwarfs/dwarfself

galaxy/galaxy/galaxys/galaxys/galaxyself

tele/telescope/telescopes/telescopes/telescopeself

Nature 3rd Person Pronouns (he/him/his/his/himself)

plant/plant/plants/plants/plantself

leaf/leaf/leafs/leafs/leafself

stem/stem/stems/stems/stemself

bug/bug/bugs/bugs/bugself

trunk/trunk/trunks/trunks/trunkself

bark/bark/barks/barks/barkself

foliage/foliage/foliages/foliages/foliageself

bird/bird/birds/birds/birdself

wing/wing/wings/wings/wingself

mush/mushroom/mushrooms/mushrooms/mushroomself

feather/feather/feathers/feathers/featherself

fur/fur/furs/furs/furself

scale/scale/scales/scales/scaleself

paw/paw/paws/paws/pawself

land/land/lands/lands/landself

sand/sand/sands/sands/sandself

reptile/reptile/reptiles/reptiles/reptileself

mammal/mammal/mammals/mammals/mammalself

fish/fish/fishs/fishs/fishself

water/water/waters/waters/waterself

drop/drop/drops/drops/dropself

nature/nature/natures/natures/naturself

vine/vine/vines/vines/vineself

chirp/chirp/chirps/chirps/chirpself

wood/wood/woods/woods/woodself

sap/sap/saps/saps/sapself

light/light/lights/lights/lightself

dew/dew/dews/dews/dewself

fungus/fungus/fungus/fungus's/fungusself

root/root/roots/roots/rootself

life/life/lifes/lifes/lifeself

[pronoun-arc]

pt + copy-pasting what's below the cut for archival purposes:

crow id pack! (requested by anon)

𖥔 ݁ ˖Names๋࣭ ⭑

[ pt: names /end pt ]

🖇 Adreinne, Noir, Ozul, Midnight, Onyx, Lilith, Chaos, Draven, Dade, Branwen, Draco{onia}, Jinx, Luna, Morticia, Nyx, Ophelia, Corbin, Hunter, Orpheus, Blair, Blackwell

𖥔 ݁ ˖Pronouns⭑

[ pt: pronouns /end pt ]

🖇cro/crow, dark/darkself, midni/midnight, black/blackself (this is not affiliated with the racial term), fea/feather, night/nightself, ca/caw, corvus/corvidself, murder/murderself (a group of ravens is called a murder), ve/veself,

𖥔 ݁ ˖Labels⭑

[ pt: labels /end pt ]

corvtradian, corivojo, crowstardewic, corvanesic, florescrowgender, corviscurite, ACwAb, brokenheartcrowic, keycrowvian, corvusgender, crowcoric, corvidgender

𖥔 ݁ ˖Titles⭑

[ pt: titles /end pt ]

The dark one, {prn} who is made of midnight, the crow on the fence, the all seeing bird, {prn} who watches, the digital crow, the bird as black as night, the lone crow, {prn} who flies

note: please read angels carrd in angels pinned post before following/interacting :)

hi digital angel !! could i possibly request a crow id pack ? or, alternatively, an angel id pack ? pls and ty !! : )

Of course my dear (/p), Angel may make the angel ID pack in the future! I hope you are satisfied with this ID pack :)

Crow ID pack requested by anon!

𖥔 ݁ ˖Names๋࣭ ⭑

🖇 Adreinne, Noir, Ozul, Midnight, Onyx, Lilith, Chaos, Draven, Dade, Branwen, Draco{onia}, Jinx, Luna, Morticia, Nyx, Ophelia, Corbin, Hunter, Orpheus, Blair, Blackwell

𖥔 ݁ ˖Pronouns⭑

🖇cro/crow, dark/darkself, midni/midnight, black/blackself (this is not affiliated with the racial term), fea/feather, night/nightself, ca/caw, corvus/corvidself, murder/murderself (a group of ravens is called a murder), ve/veself,

𖥔 ݁ ˖Labels⭑

corvtradian, corivojo, crowstardewic, corvanesic, florescrowgender, corviscurite, ACwAb, brokenheartcrowic, keycrowvian, corvusgender, crowcoric, corvidgender

𖥔 ݁ ˖Titles⭑

The dark one, {prn} who is made of midnight, the crow on the fence, the all seeing bird, {prn} who watches, the digital crow, the bird as black as night, the lone crow, {prn} who flies

Note: Please read angels carrd in angels pinned post before following/interacting :)

[pronoun-arc]

hi do you have any pronouns related to sleepiness and/or rodents

Ofc! You can check out the #keyword: sleep (link) tag (we dont have a rodent-specific one, just #keyword: mammals (link)) or we've also included some below!

Rodent-Related Pronouns

rat/rats, mouse/mouses, capy/capys, squeak/squeaks, small/smalls, whisker/whiskers, friend/friends, guinea/guineas, paw/paws, pad/pads, hide/hides, hamster/hamsters, fluff/fluffs, squirrel/squirrels, fear/fears, nose/noses, sniff/sniffs

[kartikagmacademy]

[huemul-litio]

Here's my Pokémon Little Guys team. It's a thematic team where all the Guys get buffs that apply to the Beast, Televised, Chilean Fauna and Brown keywords.

Besides using keyword abilities, the strategy when using this team is pretty straightforward: You chuck (Chuck 3 is useful here) Lipigas Dog (Music) and Pudu (Appeal) to the center of the field to produce Fun and distract the opponent's Guys, while The Dog that Steals Empanadas (Stealth) and Vegan Condor (Flight) move around the flanks to steal the opponent's Snacks and deny them of resources, meanwhile The Sea Lion WDWL (Swim) fights for water control and is ready to pick anything that falls off into the water, and finally Lockdown Puma (Climb) moves around the field in order to exploit any opportunity that arises, moves your Chuck 3 Guys around and keeps your opponent guessing as to whether it is safe to attack your base.

The big weakness of this team is its complete lack of Media Literacy. If you're playing as part of an Alliance this team can synergize with a Brainy, Trickster or Cool Dude team easily. Otherwise, my recommendation is to hit the opponent fast before they can set up any Shenaniganry.

This is a simple team, but it's not for the faint-hearted. Hit fast, hit hard and keep your opponent on the defensive to maximize your advantage.

[pronoun-arc]

Copy-pasting what's below the cut for archival purposes (+ adding pt):

— Names: oceanne , oceanette , oceanesse , coralette , coralesse , fishe , fishette , fishesse , blu(e) , bluette , bluesse , wavette , wavesse , waterette , wateresse , beachy , beachie , beachette , beachesse , cecelia , shorette , shoresse , marie , marinette , marinesse , reefette , reefesse , coastalle , lagoona , lagoonne , lagoonette , lagoonesse , aquatique , tidette , tidesse , nauticalle , nauticalette , nauticalesse , marina , ariel , poseidon , bay , brooke , marin , pearl , skip , skipper , coraline , doria , dorian , oceania

— Pronouns: ocean/oceans/oceanself , coral/corals/coralself , fish/fishes/fisheself , blue/blues/blueself , wave/waves/waveself , water/waters/waterself , beach/beaches/beacheself , shore/shores/shoreself , marine/marines/marineself , reef/reefs/reefself , coast/coasts/coastself , lagoon/lagoons/lagoonself , aquatic/aquatics/aquaticself , tide/tides/tideself , nautical/nauticals/nauticalself , pearl/pearls/pearlself

— Titles: the oceanic one , the one of the ocean , (pronoun) whose home is amongst the coral , the one of ocean blues and soothing waves , (pronoun) who rides the ocean waves , (pronoun) who plays in the sand while the ocean tickles (pronoun) toes , (pronoun) who swims amongst the fish , the aquatic one , the nautical one , (pronoun) who searches for a pearl

— Genders: oceangender , seagender , whimsiaquata , oceanstaric , deepseaesic , celeseagender , aecatoric , merpearlia , oceaenigmatic , caerocvitta , purpoceanic , catwaveic , pupwaveic , dawnsunoceanic , hapearlybright , lullastaric , astrobyssian , biocealovecoric , marpupcatticfluid , lovmoonseaica , oceancatgender , seaglassgender , reflectocestargender , angmarigender , oceansunsetic , marinauroric , calmseashellic , oceamarisumtempic , genderaqua , oceanusolic , wavegender , shelsonatic , cloudyoceanic , deepoceanmystic , hydroneric , gendersuichu , starwashic , thalassagender , seasoundic , gendersea , oceandream , 🫧emojic , watercoric , waterelementic

pt: ocean id pack

requested by 👾🏥 anon /end pt.

🌊 ⋆˙⟡♡ OCEAN iD PACK 〰️

╰┈┈➤ REQUESTED BY 👾🏥 ANON ｡

— NAMES : oceanne , oceanette , oceanesse , coralette , coralesse , fishe , fishette , fishesse , blu(e) , bluette , bluesse , wavette , wavesse , waterette , wateresse , beachy , beachie , beachette , beachesse , cecelia , shorette , shoresse , marie , marinette , marinesse , reefette , reefesse , coastalle , lagoona , lagoonne , lagoonette , lagoonesse , aquatique , tidette , tidesse , nauticalle , nauticalette , nauticalesse , marina , ariel , poseidon , bay , brooke , marin , pearl , skip , skipper , coraline , doria , dorian , oceania

— PRONOUNS : ocean/oceans/oceanself , coral/corals/coralself , fish/fishes/fisheself , blue/blues/blueself , wave/waves/waveself , water/waters/waterself , beach/beaches/beacheself , shore/shores/shoreself , marine/marines/marineself , reef/reefs/reefself , coast/coasts/coastself , lagoon/lagoons/lagoonself , aquatic/aquatics/aquaticself , tide/tides/tideself , nautical/nauticals/nauticalself , pearl/pearls/pearlself

— TiTLES : the oceanic one , the one of the ocean , (pronoun) whose home is amongst the coral , the one of ocean blues and soothing waves , (pronoun) who rides the ocean waves , (pronoun) who plays in the sand while the ocean tickles (pronoun) toes , (pronoun) who swims amongst the fish , the aquatic one , the nautical one , (pronoun) who searches for a pearl

— GENDERS : oceangender , seagender , whimsiaquata , oceanstaric , deepseaesic , celeseagender , aecatoric , merpearlia , oceaenigmatic , caerocvitta , purpoceanic , catwaveic , pupwaveic , dawnsunoceanic , hapearlybright , lullastaric , astrobyssian , biocealovecoric , marpupcatticfluid , lovmoonseaica , oceancatgender , seaglassgender , reflectocestargender , angmarigender , oceansunsetic , marinauroric , calmseashellic , oceamarisumtempic , genderaqua , oceanusolic , wavegender , shelsonatic , cloudyoceanic , deepoceanmystic , hydroneric , gendersuichu , starwashic , thalassagender , seasoundic , gendersea , oceandream , 🫧emojic , watercoric , waterelementic

pt: ocean id pack

requested by 👾🏥 anon /end pt.

[script-a-world]

Submitted via Google Form:

If a town had their food completely self-sustained, how much farmland would they need? It's a heavily vegetarian community by the way. How much would it depend on the exact crops they're growing i.e. beans vs lentils, rice vs wheat? Let's say 30,000 people for now. If I need to adjust for a different population, would it be linear or not? What if they optimised their fields for most nutrition to land required? The town is in the coastal tropics by the way. Crops that can't be grown there can be greenhoused. Also, I heard about crops being grown in seawater instead. How much land can be saved if some of the crops were there instead? Also, how possible is it for this community to be able to achieve less than 5% food waste?

Tex: So I went and gave “how much farmland is needed per person” a quick search on the internet, and here are the first three results:

How Much Land Does It Take To Feed One Person – Online Calculator by William Swanson | Permaculturism

How much land to feed a person? by The Naked Scientists

Agricultural land use per person by Our World in Data

Now, I do not necessarily claim these are the best search results, only the first search results. (Admittedly, the top result is pretty good for most uses.) Adjusting your keywords and search parameters will likely net you more pertinent results.

For some additional context, here is a list of types of malnutrition (Wikipedia). It has a category for both under- and over-nourishment, which will be useful for your context and as a form of general education in real life.

Humans require a varied diet. If they do not get this, and in proper quantities, they fall ill. Trade has been an enormous supplement for this, in terms of things like preserved produce or meats that cannot be produced locally for various reasons, or preservation agents such as salt (which also fill a spot in the nutritional index).

Land can only produce so much during a growing period, and requires seasonal periods to lay fallow - something which typically requires the use of manure to amend the soil to a useful mineral ratio (you can use chemicals, strictly speaking, if you don’t mind destroying the microbiome in the process). Greenhouses have much the same pitfalls, hence their experimental or ornamental nature compared to the style of agriculture humans have been practicing for thousands of years.

The amount of arable land will dictate how many people can survive healthily in a given area. For this, you’ll probably want to use the calculator linked above, and make sure to account for non-arable, uninhabitable land for other flora, other fauna, and geological features such as rocks or beaches.

It will not be a utopia, and an agriculturally-dependent society that vegetarianism or veganism (an even more stringent diet) demands will necessarily spend the majority of their time tending to their crops and the accessory chores to keep their farms running year-round.

Additionally, food waste is a relatively new concept, and mostly for the Western or adjacent world, because historically most people have been too poor to afford wasting even a single scrap of a mealy vegetable. If it cannot be cooked into edibility, fed to a farm animal, composted, used to insulate crops over winter, converted into a useful craft (see: textiles, manufacturing of non-food goods), or otherwise consumed in a worthwhile manner, it generally is not bothered with as a crop because wasted crop costs money - and money is historically housed by the wealthy who need not worry about such things as where and when their next meal arrives, not the people who produce the food.

[ultimate-worldbuilding]

Hi! Can you help out? 😭 I'm really struggling to make an underworld/underground type of world, and Idrk where to start

Hi! Thank you for turning to me! <3

Why underground?

I'd start by establishing why is it underground in the first place? Underground worlds usually develop due to extreme conditions on the surface, these could be the following:

Natural causes

Extreme cold

Extreme heat

Extreme pollution due to a natural disaster (eg: "an extreme sun storm destroyed the world's ozone layer", volcano eruption polluted the air)

Storms (typhoons, sandstorms, electrical storms, magical storm, ice storms)

Other beings

Extremely hostile animals or monsters (either developed naturally, man made, aliens, or other races from other planes)

Man made

Polluted air (from either smog, wars, a catastrophe that occurred)

Radiation

Fantasy

(pure rambling and brainstorming)

Maybe a god cursed humanity, that they can't look into the Sun anymore, or it burns them, so people moved underground. On this notion, it can be that everybody was cursed with some sort of vampirism.

A god stole the atmosphere or the light/Sun

The ground is hollow (and there is another sun inside the planet)

Other ideas

A plague occurred, and the cure is from the ground, in a form of a mineral, but it would have been hard to always excavate it, so they eventually just stayed underground.

Undergrounds and Extreme conditions from existing medias

(Some from the top of my head)

Silo (Show, 2023-): "Men and women live in a giant silo underground with several regulations which they believe are in place to protect them from the toxic and ruined world on the surface." - IMDB 8.1/10

Vaults from Fallout (show and video game series): Post-nuclear war America.

Metro 2033 (Video Game, 2010): "Man has fallen, struggling to survive within Moscow's metro." - IMDB 8.0/10

Snowpiercer (Show, and movie): Humanity started cooling the planet to fight global warming, but it failed, and Earth froze completely. The rest live on one train, that goes around and around. Not underground, but still a sealed world.

Matrix: The humans who woke up, live underground, away from hostile robots.

Dwarven Ruins (Elder Scrolls): Dwarves lived underground, and they had machines too.

If not the environment

Maybe your people were a different kind of people (fantasy race, alien race, new types of humans, synth humans, clones, robotic humans, etc), who were forced underground by another group. This would open up a lot of race, nationality, existential questions and politics which are delicate to handle, but I think it can be exciting.

They could be a race that is sensitive to sunlight, either their eyes or skin.

They can only eat a specific type of mineral/stone that is deep in the ground.

They can only eat a specific type of plant , that grows in caves.

They can only drink a specific type of water , that is found in caves.

Underground environment

Their direct environment also plays a factor in how they are shaped as a society. You don't have to apply all of these.

Resources

How much crucial resources do they have? (water, food, air) If they lack any of it, then it'll become a a valuable thing, and it might even become currency. (rambling: Like a world where everybody wears oxygens masks, and you pay by giving some of it to another person, that actually sounds cool.)

Do they have to go up for more? If yes, you already have a job or a faction established. They could rangers, runners, scavengers, etc.

Are they abundant is any of them? If yes, then that resource is not that valuable.

Ecosystem, flora and fauna

Are there any plants, trees, flowers, insects in this world? Here are some keywords:

Herbs, Mosses, Plants, Forests → Trees, Crops, Edible Plants, Medicinal Plans

Bestiary, Birds, Reptiles, Mammals, Insects, Fish, Mounts or familiars (What do they keep as pets?) Livestock, Sacred animals, spiders

Did these animals or plants adapt to underground life in any form?

Transportation and communication

What are the modes of transportation and communication? Some ideas of mine:

Tubes to use for message. Where you put your letter in a cylinder. Or they could use birds or bats too.

Minecarts to move stuff

Or do they use mounts, like donkeys or lamas? Or they could use robots too. (Dwarven Automatons from Elder Scrolls, or classic scifi robots from the surface, or even these could be native species.)

Light sources

They let the light in with mirrors, or windows.

Insects

Glowing trees or flowers

Time

If they are underground how do they tell the time, if it's day or night? What is something that still happen cyclically? Some ideas:

They have a giant clock (steampunk, fantasy os scifi, anything works or Is there an AI that manages this?)

The artificial lights change

The glowing insect or plants change colour based on day and night cycles

Visual Environment

Some ideas for the visuals, how this world can look.

To make it more natural, they made huge gardens in caves.

Is it a cave structure or is it completely artificial (Like the Vaults in Fallout)?

You can play with the proportions too: Like the spaces are narrow and very tall, because they are in fact cracks.

Here are some great visually designed environments I love and could help you too.

Dwemer Ruins from Elder Scrolls, concept art, screenshots and gameplays

Shindaerey North Quarry from Dishonored. Not underground, but there is a section of this location which is is very interesting. Living spaces and libraries between dark stone and huge cracks.

Vaults from Fallout There are good pictures of Vault 33, Vault 81, and amazing concept arts from Vault 87

Structure of Society

How do they view the surface

Do they just not think of it?

Are they brainwashed to believe it's dangerous and there is actually no threat?

How sealed off they are?

How do they think of sunlight? Is it worshipped, or villainized?

Is the surface is in their religion in some way?

I couldn't think of any more underground specific questions today. Here's what I could gather hope it'll helps <3

[infjtarot]

8 of Pentacles. Mystic Spiral Tarot

Themes and Keywords The virtue of restraint. Self-sufficient development. Growth and refinement. Attention to detail. Craft and skill. Patiently growing, ripening. Making and perfecting. Accrual of resources. Tending, vigilance over, and care of small things. Humility and diligence. Astrology/Element The earth sign Virgo is ruled by Mercury, as are the eights. As mutable earth, it is a sign of Earth’s maturing phase. But it is the first decan of the sign, so it is the sowing before the fruition and gathering. The first decan of Virgo is ruled by the Sun. Virgo, the earth’s crust, is being warmed by the sun, encouraging the growth of the secret seed. Virgo is “virginal” in the sense of self-sufficiency. Through Virgo’s patient tending of the fertile soil, resources ripen in anticipation of an eventual plentiful harvest. Mythology/Time of Year Virgo gives us maidens, goddesses of the subtle virtues: grain goddesses like Persephone, Queen of the Underworld, or Astraea, the celestial virgin. Hindu goddess Saraswati is not only pure but also mercurial, as the goddess of wisdom and healing. She was the possessor of purifying knowledge: speech, language, music, and cleansing creative work that flows and purifies the essence and self of a person. Hermes (Mercury) also has a chthonic aspect. He is not only a child of Zeus, but a son of Maia. Maia, Greek mountain nymph with lovely dark eyes, was the eldest of the Pleiades. The Roman Maia was a goddess of growth, associated with Terra (Earth), and the Bona Dea (Good Goddess). The Bona Dea, whose rites of both chastity and fertility were for women only, may be an aspect of nature goddess Fauna. Maia also had ties to Vulcan, god of the forge who may have evolved from the Cretan Velchanos, god of nature and the netherworld, a youthful consort of the Great Goddess. Susan T. Chang

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[euroasiatreks]

Discover the Scenic Beauty of Dhampus Trek: A Hidden Gem

Are you seeking an off-the-beaten-path trekking experience that offers stunning views, a peek into local culture, and a taste of Nepal’s pristine natural beauty? Look no further than the Dhampus Trek—a journey that will leave you spellbound with its panoramic mountain views, lush greenery, and tranquil atmosphere.

In this blog, we'll dive into everything you need to know about the Dhampus Trek, why it’s a must-do trek in Nepal, and how it stands out from other treks in the region. Along the way, we will also explore secondary keywords such as short treks in Nepal and Annapurna region trekking to give you a comprehensive guide to planning your trek.

What is the Dhampus Trek?

The Dhampus Trek is a short, relatively easy trek located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. Situated just a few hours from Pokhara, this trek is ideal for those who are new to trekking or those looking for a quick getaway to immerse themselves in the stunning Himalayan beauty without the intensity of longer, more strenuous hikes like the Annapurna Circuit or Everest Base Camp.

While it is a short trek, the Dhampus route offers a captivating blend of picturesque landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, traditional Gurung villages, and panoramic views of the Annapurna mountain range. The trek takes you through rhododendron forests, terraced fields, and charming villages where you can experience Nepalese culture and hospitality firsthand.

Why Choose the Dhampus Trek?

There are many reasons why the Dhampus Trek has gained popularity among trekkers worldwide. Here are a few key highlights that make it a perfect choice:

1. Accessibility and Short Duration

Unlike many of Nepal's more famous treks, which can take weeks to complete, the Dhampus Trek can typically be completed in 2 to 4 days, depending on your pace and the amount of time you spend exploring the villages along the way. This makes it an ideal option for those with limited time who still want to experience the beauty of Nepal's Himalayan trekking without the need for strenuous physical preparation.

2. Breathtaking Mountain Views

One of the most appealing aspects of the Dhampus Trek is the unobstructed views of some of Nepal's most famous peaks. As you trek through the region, you’ll enjoy stunning vistas of Machapuchare (Fishtail Peak), Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Dhaulagiri. The sight of these majestic mountains rising above the clouds is a memory that will stay with you long after your trek is over.

3. Cultural Experience

The Dhampus Trek is also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture of the Gurung people, an indigenous group known for their hospitality and rich traditions. You’ll have the chance to visit local villages, interact with the people, and learn about their daily life, food, and customs. Staying in traditional tea houses will also give you an authentic experience of Nepalese hospitality.

4. Diverse Flora and Fauna

The route is also rich in natural beauty. During the trek, you'll pass through lush forests of rhododendron, oak, and pine trees, with an abundance of wildlife, including various species of birds, monkeys, and even the occasional Himalayan tahr or wild boar. This makes the trek a treat for nature lovers and bird watchers alike.

The Best Time to Do the Dhampus Trek

Like most trekking routes in Nepal, the best times to undertake the Dhampus Trek are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. During these months, the weather is clear and stable, offering the best views of the mountains. The spring season is particularly spectacular when the rhododendrons are in full bloom, painting the landscape in vibrant hues.

Winter (December to February) can be cold, especially at higher elevations, but it’s still a possibility if you’re prepared for it. Summer and monsoon (June to August) are less ideal due to the heavy rainfall, which can make trails slippery and visibility poor.

How to Reach Dhampus

The trek begins from Pokhara, a beautiful lakeside city in Nepal that is known as the gateway to the Annapurna region. You can easily reach Pokhara from Kathmandu by either a domestic flight or a bus ride. Once in Pokhara, it’s just a short drive to the trailhead at Phedi, from where you’ll begin your trek to Dhampus.

Trekking Route Overview

The Dhampus Trek is relatively short, but it offers a variety of terrain, which keeps it interesting and visually stimulating. Here's a brief overview of the trek:

Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Phedi – Trek to Dhampus

Your adventure begins with a scenic drive from Pokhara to Phedi, the starting point of the trek. From here, you'll start your trek through terraced fields and forests, making your way to Dhampus Village, a beautiful Gurung settlement. This village offers amazing views of the Annapurna range, and it’s a great place to rest and interact with the locals.

Day 2: Trek to Australian Camp and Return to Dhampus

On the second day, you will trek towards Australian Camp, a popular viewpoint that provides incredible panoramic views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare peaks. After enjoying the views and capturing some photos, you will return to Dhampus for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Trek Back to Pokhara

On the final day, you’ll trek back to Phedi and drive back to Pokhara to end your journey.

Tips for a Successful Dhampus Trek

Physical Preparation: Although the Dhampus Trek is not as physically demanding as some of the other treks in Nepal, it’s still essential to be in good health and have basic trekking experience. If you're new to hiking, start with short walks or day hikes to build endurance.

Pack Light: Since the trek is short, there’s no need to carry heavy gear. A small backpack with the essentials—such as a water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, camera, and a light jacket—will suffice.

Hydrate and Rest: Even on short treks, it’s important to stay hydrated and rest when needed. Keep a water bottle handy and take breaks to enjoy the views.

Respect Local Culture: The people of Dhampus are friendly and welcoming, but it’s important to respect their customs. Dress modestly and always ask permission before taking photos of the locals.

Conclusion

The Dhampus Trek is one of the best short treks in Nepal for those who want to experience the beauty of the Himalayas while immersing themselves in local culture. With its close proximity to Pokhara, stunning mountain views, and cultural richness, it’s a trek that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. Whether you're an experienced trekker or a beginner, Dhampus is an ideal destination for your next adventure.

So, pack your bags and set off on this unforgettable journey to the heart of the Annapurna region—where every step brings you closer to nature, culture, and serenity.

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Ultimate Adventure Guide: Exploring the Best Trekking Destinations in India

Introduction

India, with its diverse landscapes, offers some of the most exciting trekking experiences for adventure enthusiasts. Whether it’s the serene forests of Coorg, the rugged terrains of Bangalore, or the thrilling night treks near Kanakapura, the country provides endless opportunities to explore nature’s bounty. This guide dives into six iconic trekking destinations in India, highlighting their unique appeal, activities, and tips for an unforgettable adventure.

1. Trekking in Bangalore: A Gateway to Nature’s Splendor

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Bangalore, often called the "Garden City," is surrounded by trekking spots that cater to both beginners and experienced adventurers. From lush green trails to challenging rock formations, these treks provide a refreshing escape from urban life.

Top Trekking Spots in Bangalore:

Savandurga Hill: One of the largest monolith hills in Asia, offering panoramic views.

Nandi Hills: A popular destination known for its sunrise vistas.

Anthargange Trek: Famous for its caves and rocky landscapes.

Why Choose Bangalore for Trekking?

Proximity to the city.

Varied difficulty levels for all trekkers.

Scenic beauty coupled with rich biodiversity.

2. Nature Adventure Camp in Kanakapura: A Perfect Blend of Fun and Serenity

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Located just a short drive from Bangalore, the Kanakapura Nature Camp offers a unique mix of adventure activities and tranquil natural surroundings.

Activities to Enjoy:

Water sports like kayaking and swimming.

Rock climbing and zip-lining for thrill-seekers.

Nature walks and bird-watching tours.

Highlights of Kanakapura:

Serene lake views.

Well-maintained camping facilities.

Ideal for families and groups.

3. Kunti Betta Trek: A Night to Remember

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Nestled in the Mandya district, Kunti Betta is famous for its thrilling night treks. The rocky terrain and stunning views make it a favorite among adventure enthusiasts.

Why Opt for a Night Trek?

Experience trekking under a star-lit sky.

Catch a breathtaking sunrise at the summit.

Engage in activities like rappelling and kayaking.

Pro Tips:

Carry a flashlight and wear sturdy shoes.

Start early to avoid the crowd.

Stay hydrated and pack light snacks.

4. Skandagiri Night Trekking: An Enchanting Adventure

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Skandagiri, also known as Kalavara Durga, is a historic hill fortress located near Bangalore. The night trek to Skandagiri is a magical experience that combines adventure with history.

Key Features of Skandagiri Trek:

Historic ruins: Explore ancient temples and fort remnants.

Sunrise point: Witness the spectacular view as the sun pierces through the morning mist.

Moderate difficulty: Suitable for intermediate trekkers.

Preparation Tips:

Wear layers to combat the cold.

Pack light but essential gear like a first-aid kit.

Book your trek in advance to avoid last-minute hassle.

5. Tadiandamol Trekking: Nature’s Paradise in Coorg

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Coorg, often referred to as the "Scotland of India," is renowned for the Tadiandamol trek. This trail is perfect for those seeking solitude amidst lush greenery.

What Makes Tadiandamol Special?

Chelavara Falls: A picturesque stopover during the trek.

River rafting: Thrilling experiences in the Barapole River.

Diverse flora and fauna: Spot exotic wildlife and plants.

Tips for Tadiandamol Trekking:

Wear breathable clothing suitable for humid weather.

Start early to enjoy the trek at a relaxed pace.

Respect nature and avoid littering.

6. Mullayanagiri Trek: Scaling Karnataka’s Highest Peak

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Mullayanagiri, the highest peak in Karnataka, is a trekker’s delight. With its misty trails and captivating views, it’s a must-visit for adventure lovers.

Highlights of the Mullayanagiri Trek:

Peak Experience: Stand at 6,330 feet above sea level.

Challenging Trails: Navigate through rocky paths and dense forests.

Monsoon Magic: Enjoy the lush greenery during the rainy season.

Essential Tips:

Avoid trekking during heavy rainfall.

Carry trekking poles for better balance.

Stay at nearby homestays to explore the local culture.

Conclusion India’s trekking destinations offer something for everyone, from serene nature camps to thrilling night treks. Whether you’re exploring the historical Skandagiri, experiencing the tranquility of Kanakapura, or conquering the peaks of Mullayanagiri, each adventure promises unforgettable memories. So, pack your gear, embrace the wild, and embark on a journey to rediscover yourself in the lap of nature.

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Poovar Boating: On a Budget With Universal Adventures!

Are you looking for an escape into nature's tranquility, where serenity meets adventure? Or perhaps you long for a journey that combines peace with picturesque landscapes? When it comes to serene escapes, Poovar boating stands out as a delightful journey through nature's untouched beauty. Poovar, a quaint village in Kerala, offers a perfect blend of tranquility, scenic backwaters, and cultural richness. Universal Adventures ensures this enchanting experience is affordable and accessible for all. 

Let’s explore how this adventure can become a cherished memory, one keyword at a time.

Poovar Kerala: A Cultural and Natural Gem

Beyond its natural beauty, Poovar Kerala is rich in cultural heritage. The village’s charm lies in its simplicity, traditional lifestyle, and the warm hospitality of its locals. Boating through Poovar gives you a glimpse of this cultural tapestry. You might see fishermen casting their nets, traditional boats gliding by, and even small temples nestled along the shores. This harmonious blend of culture and nature adds a deeper layer to your adventure.

Experience Serenity with a Poovar Boating Cruise

A Poovar boating cruise takes your exploration to the next level. Unlike standard boat rides, these cruises offer extended trips that weave through the intricate backwaters. You can enjoy picturesque views, observe exotic bird species, and feel the gentle breeze as your boat navigates the tranquil waters. Universal Adventures’ cruises often include stops at key points of interest, allowing you to soak in the beauty of Poovar at a leisurely pace.

Worried about expenses? Universal Adventures offers competitive Poovar Island boating price packages that cater to all budgets. These packages ensure you enjoy a premium experience without burning a hole in your pocket. Whether you opt for a short boat ride or an extended cruise, you’ll find value in every rupee spent. With Universal Adventures, affordability meets quality, making Poovar boating a feasible dream for many.

Poovar Backwaters Kerala: Nature’s Hidden Treasure

The Poovar backwaters Kerala are a haven for biodiversity and scenic splendor. These waters are a confluence of freshwater and saltwater, creating a unique habitat for various flora and fauna. As you traverse these backwaters, you might spot colorful birds, thriving aquatic life, and dense mangroves. Each moment here feels like a discovery, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

Conclusion

Poovar boating with Universal Adventures is an unforgettable way to explore the mesmerizing beauty of Kerala. From its unique backwaters to its rich cultural backdrop, Poovar offers an experience that’s as enriching as it is relaxing. Thanks to affordable packages and thoughtfully curated trips, Universal Adventures makes it possible to enjoy this paradise without compromise.

Plan your trip today and let Poovar’s waterways guide you into a world of serenity and wonder. Don’t wait—create memories that last a lifetime and take home stories that you’ll cherish forever.

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Chopta Tungnath Trek: A Winter Wonderland

Chopta:

Known as the “Mini Switzerland of India,” Chopta is a charming town tucked away in the Uttarakhand Himalayas. The starting point of the Chopta Chandrashila Trek is Chopta, which is renowned for its verdant meadows, deep woods, and breathtaking sweeping views of the snow-capped peaks.

Trekkers and nature lovers alike frequent this tranquil location, which is at an elevation of around 2,680 meters since it provides a tranquil escape from the rush of city life.

Tungnath Temple:

Perched at a height of 3,680 meters, Tungnath Temple is one of the tallest Shiva temples in the world. This historic shrine, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a stop on the Panch Kedar pilgrimage circuit in the Garhwal area.

The temple attracts pilgrims and visitors looking for blessings and a spiritual connection because of its setting among the Himalayan peaks, which adds to its allure. An essential component of the Chopta Chandrashila Trek is the hike to Tungnath Temple, which provides both spiritual comfort and amazing views of the surrounding landscape.

Chandrashila Peak:

The peak of the Chopta Chandrashila Trek is called Chandrashila Peak, which translates to "Moonrock" in Sanskrit. At four thousand meters, this mountain offers unmatched panoramic views of some of the most spectacular Himalayan peaks, such as Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, and Trishul.

The peak is well-known for its breathtaking views of the rising and setting sun, which casts the mountains in crimson and gold tones. Trekkers can feel a sense of satisfaction and breathtaking views when reaching Chandrashila Peak.

The Chopta Tungnath trek transforms into a winter wonderland from December to February, offering a unique experience for adventure seekers. Here’s what to expect during the winter season:

Snow-Covered Trails: The entire landscape is blanketed in snow, creating a magical winter scene. The snow-capped peaks and frosted trees provide stunning views and excellent photo opportunities.

Challenging Conditions: Trekking in winter requires preparation and resilience. The trails can be slippery and the temperatures can drop significantly. It's essential to have proper winter gear and be prepared for the cold.

Peaceful Solitude: Winter is less crowded compared to other seasons. This tranquility allows trekkers to enjoy the beauty of the Himalayas in peace, away from the hustle and bustle of peak trekking seasons.

Essential Gear: Make sure to pack thermal clothing, waterproof gear, and insulated boots. It’s also wise to carry crampons and trekking poles for better traction on icy paths.

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Planning Your Chopta Tungnath Trek: Tips for First-Timers

If you're considering your first trek, the Chopta Tungnath trek is an excellent choice. Here’s a detailed guide to help you prepare:

Fitness Preparation: Start a fitness routine focusing on cardio and leg strength. Hiking or walking on inclines can help build the stamina needed for the trek.

Choosing the Right Time: The best time to visit is from April to November. During these months, the weather is favorable and the trails are accessible.

Booking a Tour Package: Opt for a Chopta tour package to simplify your planning. Packages from providers like Tourmyholiday often include transportation, accommodation, meals, and guided support.

Packing Essentials: Include trekking shoes, warm clothing, rain gear, a first aid kit, and sufficient food and water. Don’t forget a good quality camera to capture the stunning views.

Health and Safety: Acclimatize properly to prevent altitude sickness. Follow safety instructions from guides and be aware of the weather conditions.

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Local Flora and Fauna of Chopta

The Chopta Tungnath trek is a haven for nature lovers, showcasing a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Here’s a glimpse of what you might encounter:

Flora: The region is renowned for its stunning rhododendron forests and deodar trees. In spring, the meadows are adorned with colorful wildflowers, including orchids and alpine blooms.

Fauna: The trek offers opportunities to spot wildlife such as the Himalayan Monal, the state bird of Uttarakhand, and various species of deer. The forests are also home to numerous butterflies and small mammals.

Bird Watching: Chopta is a paradise for bird watchers. Over 240 species of birds can be seen, including the Himalayan Swiftlet and the Hill Partridge. The varied habitats of the trek provide excellent bird-watching opportunities.

Conservation Efforts: Conservation initiatives in the region aim to protect its biodiversity. Trekking responsibly helps preserve these natural treasures for future generations.

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Chopta Tungnath Trek: What to Expect from the Weather

Understanding the weather conditions is crucial for a successful Chopta Tungnath trek. Here’s what you can expect throughout the year:

Spring (April to June): The weather is pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. The trails are lush and green, and the chances of rain are minimal.

Summer (July to August): This period can bring heavy rainfall, making trails slippery and challenging. However, the landscape is verdant and vibrant.

Autumn (September to November): The weather is ideal for trekking, with clear skies and moderate temperatures. The views are spectacular, and the risk of rain is lower.

Winter (December to February): Expect cold temperatures and heavy snowfall. While the trek is more challenging, the snow-covered landscapes offer a breathtaking experience.

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Cultural Insights: The Legacy of Garhwali Villages

The Chopta Tungnath trek provides an opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of Garhwali villages. Here’s a look into the local culture:

Village Life: Villages like Sari offer a glimpse into traditional Garhwali life. Experience the daily routines, crafts, and hospitality of the local people.

Festivals and Traditions: Participate in or witness local festivals such as the Fagun Purnima and Bhitauli Mela. These festivals offer insights into Garhwali traditions and celebrations.

Local Crafts: Shop for handmade crafts, including woolen garments and traditional jewelry. These items reflect the artistic skills and cultural heritage of the region.

Cuisine: Savor local dishes like kumaoni raita and pahadi aloo. The cuisine is a reflection of the region’s agricultural practices and cultural influences.

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Chopta Tungnath Trek: Essential Health and Safety Tips

Safety is key to enjoying the Chopta Tungnath trek. Here are essential health and safety tips to keep in mind:

Altitude Sickness: Gradual acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness. Take it slow and stay hydrated.

Weather Preparation: Be prepared for sudden weather changes. Pack appropriate clothing and gear to handle different conditions.

Guided Treks: Choose guided treks for added safety. Experienced guides can provide support and navigate challenging terrain.

Emergency Contacts: Keep emergency contact numbers and a first aid kit handy. Familiarize yourself with the nearest medical facilities.

Health Precautions: Carry necessary medications and inform your guide of any existing health conditions. Practice good hygiene to avoid illnesses.

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Trekking Etiquette: How to Respect Nature on Your Journey

Respecting nature is essential during the Chopta Tungnath trek. Follow these etiquette guidelines to ensure a responsible trekking experience:

Respect Wildlife: Observe animals from a distance and avoid feeding them. Their natural behaviors should not be disturbed.

Leave No Trace: Carry out all trash and dispose of waste responsibly. Avoid leaving any marks or damage on the environment.

Follow Trails: Stick to marked paths to prevent erosion and protect local flora. Off-trail hiking can damage sensitive ecosystems.

Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of local traditions and practices. Engage with the local community respectfully and follow any guidelines they provide.

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Cat: Feline ID Pack

Names: abby. aina. aislin. amaris. apricity. artemis. aspen. aster. aylin. babi. bell. bella. ben. bennett. benny. boo. bristle. buddy. buttercup. calico. callie. cat. cataka. catalyn. catarine. cataura. cate. catelynn. caterina. catherine. catlyn. catnip. catra. catriel. catrin. catriona. charlotte. chat. chatters. cheshette. cheshire. chompo. citrie. claw. clawrina. clementine. cleo. coco. cole. cozie. critter. dessie. diana. diona. dippin. ditzy. dots. dreametta. drowsette. edur. eira. elara. fang. fausta. faustette. faustina. felicity. felina. feline. felisha. felix. fennec. ferri. fluff. fluffie. fluffles. fluffy. fortune. freya. fur. furayah. furina. furona. gato. gatto. gianna. gigi. ginger. hiraya. hissan. holly. hyacinth. hypnoticesse. iris. izzy. jett. jinx. kalico. kat. kataka. katalyn. katarina. katashi. kate. katelinn. katelyn. katharine. kathayani. katherina. kathi. kathirah. kathita. kathleen. kathrine. kathryn. katika. katilyn. katinah. katinka. katlin. katrina. katsen. katte. kattie. katzchen. katze. kelly. kettlingur. kismet. kit. kitti. kittie. kitty. kizzy. korat. kot. kote. kuting. kyathi. lawler. layla. lee. leo. leon. leonardo. lil. lilith. lily. lioness. lionette. liora. loki. lola. lottie. luckitty. lucky. lucy. lumi. luna. lunar. lunette. lynx. maine. mao. maola. maoli. maolia. maolmin. marie. mau. meowesse. meowli. meowy. mew. mewlina. mewy. midnight. milka. milo. missy. mist. misty. mitten. mittens. mizuki. mona. moonie. morphius. nala. napolean. narcyz. narkissa. neko, nemuri. neoma. neomi. nepeta. nevada. noir. nyamu. nyasia. nyx. olwen. onyx. oreo. orpheus. owen. paris. pawelek. pawleen. pawline. paws. popoki. poppy. prince. princess. pumpkin. purresse. purrette. purriette. purrlina. purrse. ragdoll. ravae. river. ruby. scar. selene. selenia. shade. sleepesse. stitch. stripe. sunny. sunrise. sunshine. sylvester. sylvie. tab. tabby. tabitha. thimble. tigris. tilly. tiny. tom. treat. valorie. vulpes. whisker. whiskers. willow. yue. yume.

Pronouns: (=^･ω･^=)/(=^･ω･^=). /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\//ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ. :3/:3. >:3/:>:3. >:3/>:3. >ww<. ^^/^^. ^^/^^. ^w^/^w^. ado/adore. ash/ash. aw/warm. bell/bell. bit/bit. bite/bite. ble/bless. blizz/blizzard. bow/bow. box/box. ca/cat. calm/calm. candle/candle. car/caracal. carni/vora. cat/cat. cat/nip. caterwaul/cayerwaul. catnip/catnip. cha/chase. chan/chance. chase/chase. chatter/chatter. cheer/cheerful. cher/cher. chew/chew. chom/chomp. chub/chub. cla/claw. claw/claw. claw/clawed. cli/climb. collar/collar. cookie/cookie. cozy/cozy. cu/cute. cud/cuddle. cuddle/cuddle. cute/cute. cute/cutie. dark/dark. des/destiny. dream/dream. drow/drowsy. eep/eepy. ey/em fa/fate. fang/fang. fay/fem fe/line. fel/feline. feli/dae. feli/feline. feline/feline. fi/fish. fish/fish. fleur/fleur. fli/flip. flick/flicker. floof/fluff. fluff/fluff. fluffy/fluffy. for/fortune. fri/friend. fu/fur. fur/fur. fu/fuzz. fuzz/fuzz. ga/to. gloom/gloomy. happ/happy. hi/his. hiss/hiss. ho/hop. hope/ful. hu/hunt. hunt/hunt. hunter/hunter. hy/hymn. hyp/hype. intro/vert. jagu/jaguar. ju/jump. kat/kat. kit/kit. kit/kitten. kit/kitty kit/kitty. knea/knead. kya/kya. lawl/law. lawl/lawl. leap/leap. lion/lion. lu/luck. luv/luv. lynx/lynx. mao/mao. me/meow. meo/meow. meow/meow. mew/meow. mew/mew. miau/miau. miew/miow. mil/milk. milk/milk. mimimi/mimimi. mlem/mlem. moon/moon. mrow/mrow. mrr/mrrp. mrreow/mrreow. mrrp/mrrp. nap/nap. neko/neko. night/night. nip/nip. noct/noct. nom/nyom. nya/nya. nya/nyan. pa/paw. panth/panthe. panth/panther. paw/claw. paw/paw. pawpad/pawpad. pessi/pessimist. pet/pet. petal/petal. pi/pink. pitter/patter. pla/play. play/playful. pou/pounce. pr/prr. pra/prance. prowl/prowl. prr/prr. pup/paw. purr/purr. quiet/quiet. ribbon/ribbon. ro/roll. roll/roll. sca/scratch. scra/scratch. scratch/scratch. sha/shake. shade/shade. shadow/shadow. shy/hyr shy/shy. skit/skitter. slee/sleep. sneak/sneak. sniff/sniff. snooze/snooze. snow/snowflake. soft/soft. spe/speak. spi/spin. squi/squish. sta/stare. swe/sweet. sweet/sweet. swi/swipe. ta/tail. tail/tail. tig/tig. tig/tigri. tiger/tiger. tire/tired. tired/tired. toy/toy. tre/treat. tri/trick. trill/trill. vae/vaem vix/vixen. waf/waffle. warm/warmth. whis/whisker. whisk/whisker. wonder/wonder. ya/yarn. yarn/yarn. yaw/yawn. yawn/yawn. yip/yip. yowl/yowl. zoomie/zoomie. zz/zz. 🍣 . 🐅 . 🐆 . 🐈 . 🐱 . 🐾 . 💤 . 😺 . 🥛 . 🦁 . 🦴 .

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CAT ︰FELINE ID PACK

NAMES ⌇　abby. aina. aislin. amaris. apricity. artemis. aspen. aster. aylin. babi. bell. bella. ben. bennett. benny. boo. bristle. buddy. buttercup. calico. callie. cat. cataka. catalyn. catarine. cataura. cate. catelynn. caterina. catherine. catlyn. catnip. catra. catriel. catrin. catriona. charlotte. chat. chatters. cheshette. cheshire. chompo. citrie. claw. clawrina. clementine. cleo. coco. cole. cozie. critter. dessie. diana. diona. dippin. ditzy. dots. dreametta. drowsette. edur. eira. elara. fang. fausta. faustette. faustina. felicity. felina. feline. felisha. felix. fennec. ferri. fluff. fluffie. fluffles. fluffy. fortune. freya. fur. furayah. furina. furona. gato. gatto. gianna. gigi. ginger. hiraya. hissan. holly. hyacinth. hypnoticesse. iris. izzy. jett. jinx. kalico. kat. kataka. katalyn. katarina. katashi. kate. katelinn. katelyn. katharine. kathayani. katherina. kathi. kathirah. kathita. kathleen. kathrine. kathryn. katika. katilyn. katinah. katinka. katlin. katrina. katsen. katte. kattie. katzchen. katze. kelly. kettlingur. kismet. kit. kitti. kittie. kitty. kizzy. korat. kot. kote. kuting. kyathi. lawler. layla. lee. leo. leon. leonardo. lil. lilith. lily. lioness. lionette. liora. loki. lola. lottie. luckitty. lucky. lucy. lumi. luna. lunar. lunette. lynx. maine. mao. maola. maoli. maolia. maolmin. marie. mau. meowesse. meowli. meowy. mew. mewlina. mewy. midnight. milka. milo. missy. mist. misty. mitten. mittens. mizuki. mona. moonie. morphius. nala. napolean. narcyz. narkissa. neko, nemuri. neoma. neomi. nepeta. nevada. noir. nyamu. nyasia. nyx. olwen. onyx. oreo. orpheus. owen. paris. pawelek. pawleen. pawline. paws. popoki. poppy. prince. princess. pumpkin. purresse. purrette. purriette. purrlina. purrse. ragdoll. ravae. river. ruby. scar. selene. selenia. shade. sleepesse. stitch. stripe. sunny. sunrise. sunshine. sylvester. sylvie. tab. tabby. tabitha. thimble. tigris. tilly. tiny. tom. treat. valorie. vulpes. whisker. whiskers. willow. yue. yume.

PRONOUNS ⌇　(=^･ω･^=)/(=^･ω･^=). /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\//ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ. :3/:3. >:3/:>:3. >:3/>:3. >ww<. ^^/^^. ^^/^^. ^w^/^w^. ado/adore. ash/ash. aw/warm. bell/bell. bit/bit. bite/bite. ble/bless. blizz/blizzard. bow/bow. box/box. ca/cat. calm/calm. candle/candle. car/caracal. carni/vora. cat/cat. cat/nip. caterwaul/cayerwaul. catnip/catnip. cha/chase. chan/chance. chase/chase. chatter/chatter. cheer/cheerful. cher/cher. chew/chew. chom/chomp. chub/chub. cla/claw. claw/claw. claw/clawed. cli/climb. collar/collar. cookie/cookie. cozy/cozy. cu/cute. cud/cuddle. cuddle/cuddle. cute/cute. cute/cutie. dark/dark. des/destiny. dream/dream. drow/drowsy. eep/eepy. ey/em fa/fate. fang/fang. fay/fem fe/line. fel/feline. feli/dae. feli/feline. feline/feline. fi/fish. fish/fish. fleur/fleur. fli/flip. flick/flicker. floof/fluff. fluff/fluff. fluffy/fluffy. for/fortune. fri/friend. fu/fur. fur/fur. fu/fuzz. fuzz/fuzz. ga/to. gloom/gloomy. happ/happy. hi/his. hiss/hiss. ho/hop. hope/ful. hu/hunt. hunt/hunt. hunter/hunter. hy/hymn. hyp/hype. intro/vert. jagu/jaguar. ju/jump. kat/kat. kit/kit. kit/kitten. kit/kitty kit/kitty. knea/knead. kya/kya. lawl/law. lawl/lawl. leap/leap. lion/lion. lu/luck. luv/luv. lynx/lynx. mao/mao. me/meow. meo/meow. meow/meow. mew/meow. mew/mew. miau/miau. miew/miow. mil/milk. milk/milk. mimimi/mimimi. mlem/mlem. moon/moon. mrow/mrow. mrr/mrrp. mrreow/mrreow. mrrp/mrrp. nap/nap. neko/neko. night/night. nip/nip. noct/noct. nom/nyom. nya/nya. nya/nyan. pa/paw. panth/panthe. panth/panther. paw/claw. paw/paw. pawpad/pawpad. pessi/pessimist. pet/pet. petal/petal. pi/pink. pitter/patter. pla/play. play/playful. pou/pounce. pr/prr. pra/prance. prowl/prowl. prr/prr. pup/paw. purr/purr. quiet/quiet. ribbon/ribbon. ro/roll. roll/roll. sca/scratch. scra/scratch. scratch/scratch. sha/shake. shade/shade. shadow/shadow. shy/hyr shy/shy. skit/skitter. slee/sleep. sneak/sneak. sniff/sniff. snooze/snooze. snow/snowflake. soft/soft. spe/speak. spi/spin. squi/squish. sta/stare. swe/sweet. sweet/sweet. swi/swipe. ta/tail. tail/tail. tig/tig. tig/tigri. tiger/tiger. tire/tired. tired/tired. toy/toy. tre/treat. tri/trick. trill/trill. vae/vaem vix/vixen. waf/waffle. warm/warmth. whis/whisker. whisk/whisker. wonder/wonder. ya/yarn. yarn/yarn. yaw/yawn. yawn/yawn. yip/yip. yowl/yowl. zoomie/zoomie. zz/zz. 🍣 . 🐅 . 🐆 . 🐈 . 🐱 . 🐾 . 💤 . 😺 . 🥛 . 🦁 . 🦴 .