Joost Klein ^^

He is a snow leopard. In other words, he belongs to the family of felines and he's a large predator. His fur is pale grey, speckled with dark rosettes, and his eyes are the colour of ice. He has large paws with black pads. He has a long, thick, fluffy tail. Although he is naturally agile and maintains his balance easily – which makes him a good dancer – he can often be clumsy. He prefers to wear his pants low on his hips. This quirk is probably because he’s tall and the trouser legs aren’t long enough, so he wears them like that to avoid looking ridiculous. By nature, he is friendly and full of life, energetic and passionate, although he can be shy at times. He’s rather fixated on the idea of personal boundaries and personal space. He’s particularly sensitive about being watched; he doesn’t like it when someone tries to expose things about him that he doesn’t want to reveal. That’s why he’s secretive, just as he would be in the wild.
He has a pleasant, attractive appearance thanks to his soft-looking fur and muzzle. And he is acutely aware of just how gorgeous he is.
In such a complex world, he has managed to become famous in the music scene, in genres such as hardstyle, happy hardcore and gabber. He has won the hearts of millions. On stage, he gives his all and often behaves wildly – that is, with extreme energy – until he is completely out of breath. What is truly remarkable is that he has never been observed displaying any aggressive behaviour, nor has he ever been involved in any kind of dirt, which is a rarity for a celebrity predator and practically an impossible feat.
He's from the Nederlands. He's Dutch so he has a Dutch accent sometimes.

A world where there are no humans, but there are anthropomorphic animals. They have evolved, walk on two legs, attend school, go to work and lead ordinary—or not so ordinary—lives. Despite their development, their instincts have not disappeared; they simply try to suppress them to maintain order in society. Everything is organised so that all the animals can live in harmony and understanding, regardless of how different they all are. In reality, things aren’t quite as simple as one might hope.

Animals are generally divided into two main groups: predators and herbivores. Killing and eating a herbivore is the most terrible crime a predator can commit. In the animal world, there are many rules of etiquette for predators; for example, they must not bare their teeth. There are many rules for all kinds of animals so everyone can live in harmony.
In this world, it is acceptable to eat insects. Predators make up for the lack of protein caused by the absence of meat in their diet by eating other foods.

Animals vary in size. There are tiny, small, medium and large ones. The world is arranged in such a way that everyone is comfortable; there are things, food and other stuff of different sizes, so that everyone can find something to suit them.

All the beasts are covered in fur; they have ears, tails, snouts and so on – just like animals. The only difference is that they wear clothes, walk upright like humans, can speak coherently, and all have five fingers like humans, only they have paws instead of hands.

Since their instincts have not disappeared but merely lie dormant, a certain group of animals may subconsciously harbour a dislike for another group. Perhaps this is because their distant ancestors lived in the same habitat and prevented one another from living in peace.
Likewise, certain animal behaviours are inherent in them; for example, the canines like to sniff. and so on

Despite the laws, there is a widespread black market for predators, where they can eat the meat of herbivores. But if a predator, just once in its life, gives in to its base desires and attacks a herbivore, it will most likely subsequently go mad with guilt, pangs of conscience and the desire to try it again. Predators may sometimes feel this urge. By nature, predators are stronger than herbivores and are also better adapted to fighting, as many possess sharp fangs and claws or some other advantage.

Some characteristics of snow leopards in wild:
• body length — 103–130 centimetres;
• tail length — 80–105 centimetres;
• weight — 22–55 kilograms (males are larger than females)