Name: Taba.

Age: Depends on use.

Species: African Lion.

Parents: Unknown.

Siblings: Unknown.

Half-Siblings: Unknown.

Mate: Umbuji.

Cubs: Mohatu.

Likes: hunting, being useful for her pride, Umbuji and Mohatu, her pride members, swimming.

Dislikes: lazy lions, flowers(they make her sneeze), lions that think they know things better, droughts, strangers and rogues

personality: Taba is usually kind and caring, but she’s also very territorial and hates having strangers and rogues in her land. She gets angry more easily than other lions and she may seem grumpy if you don’t know her well. She’s very loyal to her friends and family, and she’s not afraid to use force to protect them. Though she’ll never use force if there is no reason to, and she’s friendly if you’re not bothering her.

Appearance:  dark brown with lighter muzzle, throat , belly and paws. Reddish-orange tail tuft, and red eyes. Her nose is black and she has dark dots above her eyes. She also has dark rings surrounding her paws.

History: Taba can’t remember what her parents were like and if she had any siblings. All she knows is that when she was a teen, some lionesses found her being passed out. Taba always assumed that something must’ve hit her to cause her memory loss , because she always had an headache in her first week being with the other lionesses. Taba became good friends with all of them and soon, she grew up to be a beautiful young lioness, and she always got a lot of attention from rogue males. Taba didn’t like this one bit, and always chased them away. One day though, a drought passed her home and she and the other lionesses had to move away. Many of her friends were dehydrated and Taba did her best to take care of them. After traveling for quite a while They came across a big rock. Two lions lived there. their names were Umbuji and Shayiri. One of Taba’s friends asked if they could join them and Umbuji and Shayiri accepted. After a while Taba developed a crush on Umbuji and they became mats. They had one cub which they Mohatu.

Relation to TLK: She’s Mohatu’s Mother