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1st Spark: Has a white snout, a black splotch on the nose area, white front legs with black patches behind them with the right leg having a bigger 'band' or 'bracelet' which can be seen from the front. They have white hind legs from below the knee, and a white patch on its black pelt near its left leg. They also appear to have stripes in the sunlight on closer inspection. | 1st Spark: Has a white snout, a black splotch on the nose area, white front legs with black patches behind them with the right leg having a bigger 'band' or 'bracelet' which can be seen from the front. They have white hind legs from below the knee, and a white patch on its black pelt near its left leg. They also appear to have stripes in the sunlight on closer inspection. | ||
[[File:1stspark1.png|none|thumb|207x207px|Black patches behind front legs, white | [[File:1stspark1.png|none|thumb|207x207px|Black patches behind front legs, white feet]][[File:1stspark2.png|none|thumb|207x207px|White patch near left leg]] | ||
2nd Spark: Seems to have identical, distinctive 'bands' of black fur around front legs, mittens being white except for one toe on their right paw. Has a black nose, a black patch on the center of their snout, and black chin covering under their entire lower jaw. They have white mittens on the front legs, and white fur on the back legs from the knees down. | 2nd Spark: Seems to have identical, distinctive 'bands' of black fur around front legs, mittens being white except for one toe on their right paw. Has a black nose, a black patch on the center of their snout, and black chin covering under their entire lower jaw. They have white mittens on the front legs, and white fur on the back legs from the knees down. | ||
Revision as of 02:55, 3 June 2024
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| Breed | Domestic Shorthair |
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| Coat | Tuxedo |
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| First known sighting | Month ##, Year |
The Sparks refer to the three tuxedo kittens of Ms. Ember, collectively known as ‘Ms. Ember and her Sparks’, appearing in the Eat Enough Every Day (每天都能吃饱饱) feeder. They are Ms. Ember’s second litter and presumed younger siblings to Ms. Covergirl. They are aptly named due to being a product of Ms. Ember, whose appearance parallels a burning piece of coal; like sparks from a fire.
As of June 3rd 2024 the Sparks seem to be 4-5 weeks old and are often seen accompanying their mother to the feeder, eating inside the feeder bowl and playing and running around the area, suggesting their nest may be close by.
Behavior
The Sparks seem to be very playful, energetic and inquisitive, running around and tackling each other around the feeder but are usually seen eating. They often come solitarily, showing their confidence, and all three are rarely seen together. However they are wary and fearful of other cats, as seen when one of them puffed up and yowled after encountering Ms Pegmatite during a feeding session.
Appearance
1st Spark: Has a white snout, a black splotch on the nose area, white front legs with black patches behind them with the right leg having a bigger 'band' or 'bracelet' which can be seen from the front. They have white hind legs from below the knee, and a white patch on its black pelt near its left leg. They also appear to have stripes in the sunlight on closer inspection.
2nd Spark: Seems to have identical, distinctive 'bands' of black fur around front legs, mittens being white except for one toe on their right paw. Has a black nose, a black patch on the center of their snout, and black chin covering under their entire lower jaw. They have white mittens on the front legs, and white fur on the back legs from the knees down.
3rd Spark: Has adorable white *toes* on the front legs, rest of it being black. The left back leg has white mittens while their right back leg is white from the knee down. They have a fully black snout including the nose and a black chin. There is white fur under the lower jaw.
Sightings
Month Year
- Month ##, Year: ##:## AM/PM (LFT) Info about sighting
Note any sightings here, make sure to use LFT (Local Feeder Time). Make sure not to remove the sightings template below.
(Not every cat sighting is documented.)
(LFT = "Local Feeder Time")
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