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A sufficient network of somewhat aged tunnels marks the center and main area for the Hawkseye Mob. Currently the dominant group in the area, rogue's should not venture here without having good reasons. The dominants accept most into the group, but if one was to seem suspicious they would certainly take aggressive action. Some tree's litter the area, providing good shade and cover, shrubs allow Bug's and Lizards decent homes yet the food supply is often worn down. Groot - African for 'Big'.

A fallen tree signal's the Hawkseye Mob's favourite forage site. In all seasons grass grows thick here, providing shelter from predators and bringing many insects and bugs. The Elder Kat's have learnt that if you dig beneath the trees remaining roots, scorpions and centipede's can be uncovered. The tree also provides shade and another hiding spot not to mention if you climb the fallen trunk, you have yourself an excellent lookout post.

An unused burrow lies beneath a small, skeletal bush which is sometimes used for ambush attacks or even by outcast's of the Mob or Rovers. The site is very bare and provides little food for the Meerkat's. Predatory birds and dogs lurk nearby, hunting the Addax (deer-like mammal) and other herbivores. Sleep with one eye open and have somebody on the look out at all times. Aarde is African for 'earth'.

Twin boulders look out over the flat terrain, a small crack which disjoins them provides a hide out hole for the Kat Mobs and rodents alike. The pointed rock has a rough surface which allows ones claws to grip if firmly, if climbed this rock gives a beautiful picture of the landscape and horizon around them. Besides this, the grounds is poor in bugs but if your up for it, young snakes and lizards may be found.

Troos meaning 'Comfort' in African. This somewhat simple landscape is the Bindi Mob's main burrow. The burrow is relatively new and so is not all to large, yet is designed for safety on the open landscape and so it has three entrance/exit's two of which can be seen from above and one which emerges in the thick of the shrub. Paler sands prevent blistering warmth in most places, which also allows the burrows beneath to be a cooling haven in the day time. Bugs used to thrive here, but because of the Mob's activity have died down quite a bit and so, while the food source replenishes the Kat's are forced to forage else-where.

A small, sloping hill lined with the usual rusty-red sand over looks a slight gully thick with golden grasses. This grass holds a nutritious glimmer that can be seen no where else, because of this it is thriving with mice, bugs, lizards and foods alike, yet the problem is that dangerous snakes come here to hunt also. Be weary.

Tumbleweeds roll through this area, hence the site's name. Walking Bush is the ideal forage site, although relatively open like most of the Bindi's territory, bugs, large ants, scorpions and centipede's thrive here. A triangular growth of trees stand near here, providing shade and safety from hungry eyes, an emergency burrow is also on hand for quick escapes.

A small yet deep burrow. Good enough for any meerkat looking to escape or find a temporary resting area.

Here is a big wooden barrel filled with water. It is obviously human-made and the rain keeps it filled. But it can quickly disappear in the dry season.

A large and dead sandy terrain. Nothing is out here and the food is always scarce here. The only thing commonly alive here is the volchars flying above.