vpz_research: breeds/c_fantasyz

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                 This is the riddle that leads to the film's climax. The cat knows the trick, but he gives our
                 protagonists only a riddle.  Is this cat a "good guy" or a "bad guy?"  No, not really either.  He be
                 a cat,  and "no cat anywhere ever gave anyone a straight answer." (This breed was inspired by the
-                movie <i>The Last Unicorn</i>.)</span>
+                movie <i>The Last Unicorn</i>.)</span><br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_ridc.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Download</a> ***<br>
+                (internal sounds)<br>
+                <br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_4293afb0.jpg">
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">Silhouette</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_3e0973c0.gif"><br>
+                In a parellel dimension, our catz still roam, but here they will appear as flat shadows, merely shades.
+                These creatures behave and resemble our own catz but have no form of their own, merely flat whisps.<br>
+                <br>
+                This breed is inspired by real life. A shadow lives in our home. At first, we each thought it was a
+                trick of the eyes. I saw it in my peripheral view. I thought one of my pet rats (a black one notorious
+                for sneaking past me when I fed them) got out and went searching for it -- for nearly an hour. When I
+                asked my roommate, she told me about the "shadow cat" she sees. Sure enough, I checked my cages, and all
+                were accounted for. The shadow is now a frequent phenomenon, it hugs the walls most of the time and
+                behaves like a cat or rat.<br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_Silhouette.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Download</a> ***<br>
+                (Uses Catz sounds from <a href="https://homebody.eu/carolyn/sounds.htm" target="_top"
+                title="http://carolyn.thepetzwarehouse.com/soun">Carolyn's Creations</a>.)<br>
+                <br>
+                <br>
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">Snokat</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_441b0390.gif"><br>
+                11,000 years ago, while the great glaciers melted and receded to the poles, humans migrated through
+                Asia, into North America and to South America. This was the time of mass extinction of megafauna (giant
+                animals, as large or larger than elephants, mostly grazing mammals and their predators). In the midst of
+                this climate change and hunting, very few of these enormous species survived. Some were simply hunted to
+                extinction, others were too specialized for cold climates (before this time, tundra covered large
+                areas), and their habitats were lost.<br>
+                <br>
+                (Real history above. ;-) Fantasy part follows.)<br>
+                <br>
+                On a few small islands near Greenland, one such animal, a relict species, still exists. Seen by a few
+                lucky researchers, the animal has been named the snokat. It stands up to 2 meters at the shoulders and
+                weighs up to 5 tons. The snowkat resembles something between an enourmous lion or polar bear. It is
+                known to roar and exhibits feline behavior. It is believed tat the snokat feeds mainly on seals. During
+                anchient times, the snokat's range probably included much of the North American continent, and probably
+                fed on the large, now extinct, grazing animals including mammoths and prehistoric buffalo species. The
+                snokat hibernates for a large part of the year and can be seen for a brief time in spring, hunting in a
+                pride for as much food as possible before mating and returning to hibernation.<br>
+                <br>
+                The snokat is primarily white with mostly cool icy tones to its skin. When it lived in less harsh
+                conditions, the species was probably a darker color, and occasionally a beige colored cub shows up.
+                (These do not often survive in the tundra and are sometimes even abandoned by their mothers.) Snokats
+                seem to vary some in shape and color, evidence to a thriving gene pool despite their reduced range. Some
+                snokats have long tusks, once used to pierce thick mastadon hide but now neither a help nor hiderance.
+                Short or no tails have evolved to conserve heat, though long-tailed snokats occur in some places, and
+                they curl their tails around themselves for warmth. The long tail is likely a remnant from earlier
+                times.<br>
+                <br>
+                (The snokat is my own creation but inspired by the real Wisconsin Maximum glaciation and mass extinction
+                of megafauna.)<br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_snokat.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Download</a> ***<br>
+                (Uses "Tyger" sounds from <a href="https://homebody.eu/carolyn/sounds.htm" target="_top"
+                title="http://carolyn.thepetzwarehouse.com/soun">Carolyn's Creations</a>. -- Use the catz part!)<br>
+                <br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_4432dc40.jpg"><br>
+                Picture by <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20161225131523/http://supernova.lokatt.se/"
+                target="_top" title="http://supernova.lokatt.se/">Nova</a><br>
+                <br><br><br><br><br><br>
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">SWoT</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_43643a10.gif"><br>
+                The SWoT is a small forest-dwelling mammal. It is a unique case of parallel adaptation, being legless
+                and earless for burrowing, much like counterparts in the reptilian world. The SWoT feeds primarily on
+                earthworms, aspecially when young, but will take other insects and even young mice. Rough spines protect
+                the SWoT from potential predators. It is known to hiss at attackers, but is all talk and no action.
+                (This breed is my own invention.)<br>
+                <br>
+                Sometimes crashes in Petz 5 on Windows XP. This is a rare occurence and happens in the Adoption
+                Center.<br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_SWoT.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Download</a> ***<br>
+                (Uses "Dynaroo" sounds from <a href="https://homebody.eu/carolyn/sounds.htm" target="_top"
+                title="http://carolyn.thepetzwarehouse.com/soun">Carolyn's Creations</a>.)<br>
+                <br>
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">Tatzelworm</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_36640e70.gif"><br>
+                This mysterious creature was sighted in the Swiss Alps, hence its fullname "Alpine Tatzelworm." It is
+                believed to be an unclassified reptile or amphibian, and grows to the size of a man's arm. Descriptions
+                vary. In some accounts the animal has two legs, in others four or none at all. It is said to have the
+                face of a cat, and in many descriptions the front part is feline including the legs. This animal is
+                illusive and viewed as malicious, attacking livestock or people who disturb its holes. -- Also known as
+                the Strollenworm.<br>
+                <br>
+                My version is an amphibian. It has a larval form with gills and spends the first part of its life and
+                breeds in water. It spends most of it's adult life buried in the moist ground. Some adults retain thair
+                gills and have keeled tails for a completely aquatic life. (This breed was inspired by accounts of this
+                legendary creature and features taken from real amphibians.)<br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_tatzel.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Download</a> ***<br>
+                (Uses "Norvil" sounds from <a href="https://homebody.eu/carolyn/sounds.htm" target="_top"
+                title="http://carolyn.thepetzwarehouse.com/soun">Carolyn's Creations</a>.)<br>
+                <br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_371fe050.jpg"><br>
+                <br><br><br>
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">Trinket</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_4229ebe0.gif"><br>
+                Every child has had the fantasy that their favorite stuffed toy comes to life and becomes their new pet.
+                These curious and gentle creatures, known as "trinkets" are the result of children's wishes. Some are
+                made of cotton, some denim, some chenile, and all with shiny plastic eyes and little yarn whiskers to
+                explore their world. They have come to life upon request, but be gentle with them. They are sensitive
+                animals who can become easily depressed and are used to lots of hugs and love. (Trinkets are inspired by
+                a variety of plush toys.)<br>
+                <br>
+                <b>Download:</b> <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_trinkow.zip" target="_top"
+                title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Overwriting</a> / <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_trink.zip"
+                target="_top" title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">Non-Overwriting</a><br>
+                Internal sounds<br>
+                <br><br>
+            </td>
+        </tr>
+
+        <tr>
+            <td>
+                <b class="big">Twitter</b><br>
+                <img src="img/c_fantasyz_2ac199d0.gif"><br>
+                Related to other songbirds such as cardinals, cowbirds, and chickadees, the Twitter is a shy creature
+                with a small voice. Not much is known about these birds' habits, but their wide color sceme suggests
+                they are adapted to a variety of habitats, and their quiet voices suggests they live high in tree tops.
+                (This breed is a product of my own imagination but inspired by real bird species.)<br>
+                <br>
+                *** <a href="dl/c_fantasyz_TWIT.ZIP" target="_top" title="http://www.angelfire.com/moon2/mainecoon">
+                Download</a> ***<br>
+                (Uses "PFMice" sounds from <a href="https://homebody.eu/carolyn/sounds.htm" target="_top"
+                title="http://carolyn.thepetzwarehouse.com/soun">Carolyn's Creations</a>.)
             </td>
         </tr>
     </table>
 
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+        <b class="big">***If only one file is available, it is a "unibreed" file that will work in Petz 3, 4, and 5!</b>
+        <br><br>
+    </div>
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