Cheetoah Plains

The Cheetoah Plains is the vast expanse of flat land, much of it covered in semidesert, prairie, and thick brush, steppe and grassland, savannahs, areas of dense vegetation, and mountainous terrain.That lies west of the Serval River and east of the Cougar Mountains in New Thundera.

The region is known for supporting extensive farming. The region is about 1000 mi east to west and 3,200 mi north to south. Much of the region is home to Cheetoahs. It has an area of approximately 500,000 sq mi. The Thundercats have found in the area yielded bones of woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers and other ancient animals that dominated the area of the ancient Great Plains for millions of years. In general, The Cheetoah Plains have a variety of weather through the year, with very cold and harsh winters and very hot and humid summers. Wind speeds are often very high, especially in winter. Grasslands are among the least protected biomes. The Cheetoahs have converted much of the prairies for agricultural purposes. The Cheetoah Plains have dust storms every third year or so.