White lions

White lions are a large predatorial omnivorous species of feline that lives in the southern region of Bahlmorea. Its diet consists of cacti, roots, meat, but the majority of its diet is meat. Their coats can range from an almost pure white to a sandy spotted light brown color.

Males do not grow large puffy manes that one sees on African lions, but instead they grow a mohawk-like ridge of hair from the back of their skulls down behind their shoulders. Females grow them but they are not as quite as pronounced or as large. They live in prides of up to 4-12 lions at once with females doing most of the hunting and cub raising while males protect them from other males who wish to take control of the pride.

When they are full grown, lions can reach to be 4-4.5 feet at the shoulders and they are not as heavily built as one might expect as they reach around 400-750 lbs. They are territorial and are not as afraid of humans as they should be, but they usually aren't willing to risk death over eating a human. They often compete with hyenas and cheetahs for prey.

Often, Southerners steal cubs from their mothers and raises them to be domesticated pets in royal palaces belonging to the king and queen so the white lion tends to be the symbol of Antioch royalty no matter the family blood. Tribesmen worship these beasts and it's once said that many centuries ago there was a tribe that was able to befriend these beasts and hunted and lived alongside them.