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Warm-colored glowcats (red, orange, and yellow, and variations of the 3) are hostile, and there have been many confirmed sightings of them. Unlike cool colored glowcats, their noises are more natural to a cat. They make high-pitched hissing and growling noises that are very loud. The louder they are, the more dangerous. These types of glowcats need food and water to survive and often die out due to starvation. Despite their hostility, they can be tamed, but it can be a little tricky to do so. Hold out food items to them and stay still to ensure you won't get hooked by their claws. Once fed, they will act friendly towards you and follow you around. These glowcats are more useful than cool-colored ones as they are hostile towards every entity that tries to approach their owner, but it might be a hassle to handle if the entity their attacking is mostly friendly...
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