The camp is the most secure and peaceful place. The camp entrance is a small gutter pipe between two buildings: a grocery store and an apartment. The pipe leads to a fenced off area that once belonged to the grocery store owner. The small clearing is the Shark's newest camp. Everything is done here. Breeding, eating, sleeping, and Gang meetings are all held here. In one corner lies a large wooden crate, with a small opening. The Gang leader sleeps in this crate and stands on it to make announcements. The beta's sleep around the crate, to protect the leader from any danger. On the other side of the clearing is a small cave where the gang members sleep. On one side sleep the males, on the other side the females. To the right of the cave is the nursery, where the little ones rest.

The whole area is guarded by certain cats, usually ones who have gotten in trouble, to protect it from any enemies.

The forest is a dangerous area, especially for city cats. There are wild cats who live in the forest, and no one really knows who or what these cats are. However, there is just enough land to be bale to catch mice. Any forest cat knows that this land belongs to the gangs, and usually leaves them alone. But if trouble arouses...

This house can be very misleading, and dangerous. The floorboards are cracked and broken, the windows smashed, and it is as if the whole house were to fall apart any second. As well as being a ticking bomb, this house is where the females get pregnant. But there are certain young male cats hiding in the house, and females straying alone have to be careful. A little girl must never wander alone, in a group of guys.

Yes, the sharks own their own street. The whole street belongs to them, and it has everything under a blue moon! Trashy roads, disgusting gutters, and the worst area in twon ever! This was a gift from the Lions just to show how terrible the Shark's were. But this is also the land of the Great Fight, the fight for the Lion's territory. The sharks are a brave gang, and they will not give up their pride, even if it is on a street like this one.