Animal Kingdom

Timiny, of the Tiger Tribe

Once, a long time ago on the planet Earth, there lived a race of creatures known as humans. Over the millennia the humans adapted and evolved. They built massive tribes with buildings that touched the clouds. They travelled in boxes of metal that could run faster than a cheetah. Instead of hunting they went into a building where all of their food waited for them, calmly on walls. The humans were also smart, and they ruled the planet with an iron fist.
However, one fateful day, the humans bit a little more than they could chew. An environment experiment gone wrong resulted in the final days of humanity. Nature had seemingly begun to rebel against humanity. Water turned to poison and their natural food began to wither and die. While the humans were slowly dying out, oddly enough the animal life seemed to be unaffected.
With this revelation a project had begun, in order to ensure that human blood remains on Earth. The world's leaders agreed that one hundred children from every country were to be infused with animal DNA. This way, they would be equipped with the instincts for survival.
When the last human on Earth took their final breath those children lived on. It is believed among our tribes, that those children remain on the Earth to this day.
At least, that's what the Elders say.

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Timiny, daughter of the Tiger's Roar, leader of the Tiger Tribes-one of the Great Cat Tribes-was sleeping peacefully in her den. Purring, thanks to her sweet dreams.
The sun's rays then began seeping into her den, causing the illusion that her long orange hair was being set ablaze. Then the light hit the rest of her body, illuminating the orange, white, and black striped fur beneath her thin brown attire.
Slowly sitting up, Timiny rolled over and arched her back in a relieving stretch before making her way to the edge of her den. Once there, Timiny looked around the cavern that housed the rest of the Tiger Tribe. Multiple holes in the rock walls were the other dens of her fellows. The Elders had said that they had been carved in by nature from the Long Ago Times. Timiny watched as one by one her friends and family emerged from their dens and began to make their way to the Morning Meal.
Timiny who was on one of the higher levels crouched to get ready to jump. Once she found a place where she was confident she could land, Timiny jumped down and landed lightly on her feet. After that Timiny began to make her way out of the cavern.
    Once out of the cavern, Timiny was grabbed by someone from behind.