Brines, Aetherians, and most other magical species cannot snore. They do not know what it is until they hear it.

Brines like small, dark, warm places. Giving them a blanket to hide under and keep warm is awesome.

Brines are unable to pass on whatever illness they have. You're safe to visit them.

Brines sometimes nest, which means they take soft materials (leaves, fur, pelts, blankets, pillows, etc.) and push them around to form a nest.

Brines are ambush predators, which means they do not have a lot of endurance. This means that you simply need to outlast a Brine in a battle.

Because they are ambush predators, Brines often locate a herd (or village) and lay on the ground until they pick out which animal (or human) they will attack. They can wait for hours until they are satisfied.

Immortal Guardians ALWAYS look like their charge. It's why Herobrine and Steve are often referred to as twins.

Brines are nocturnal, but some packs have switched their schedule to sleep at night instead so they can spend time with other species during the day. (Mixed villages, facilities)

Guardians don't really have special powers. They're basically humans with some magic (less than a magic user) that have the instinct to protect the land and it's creatures.

Vampires don't need meat. They just need blood.

Werewolves don't need any food or drink other than meat (raw or cooked) or water. Any other food/drink is on their own terms.

If a Brine asks someone to be their lover and they accept, the other person is the Brine's lover. If someone else asks a Brine to be their lover, the Brine is their lover. So Ash is Cloud's lover.

Most species don't get married. That's just a human thing. Humans are weird...

Aliens only exist in the Earthen universe.

Brines actually like cats. They like dogs too but they are more of a cat person.

Brines may adopt human children. This is because they mistake the cries for the cry of a kit but when they realize it, they don't want to leave a baby on its own. Sometimes the human is raised as food, sometimes they're accepted into the pack. Brines are very accepting of differences.

Kitty - comes from 'kit', a young Brine. People once misheard someone talking about kits and started calling them 'kitty'. It's now a derogatory term or a pet name for Brines. Depends on how they're using it.

You know you have a Brine's trust when they let you around their kit. Even better when they let you babysit their kit without supervision.

Any other facts you're curious about? Can be any species.