Traits

Your classic set of bab ears.

Another version of the classic ear with a gentle wave shape.

A soft and fluffy version of the classic ear with softer and rounder shapes. The general populace agrees plush ears are the softest.

A sleek look to the classic shape, with an arching line to the ear, ending in sharp points and coming down fluffy.

A wavy shape to a classic bab ear ending in soft drooping fur.

A messy ear type with bits of fur sticking up along the entire shell of the ear.

A classic ear with an explosive amount of fur on the inside that has it sticking out longer than the rest of the ear.

A sleek ear with a fluffy base and tip, with a smooth decline along the underside before fluffing out again. 

A fluffy ear whose fur has overgrown enough to hang over the inner fluff, overtaking it partially.

An unusual ear type where the inner fluff grows up and out in a flare, as though the ears have gotten extentions.

An unusual ear style where the tips have exploded into separate tufts.

An uncommon addition to the tips of a sleek ear in the form of thin elongated tufts. 

A short and sweet set of cat-like ears.

A tall and thin set of ears with a peculiar diamond cutout on the inside. The diamond patch is nude and often a separate color that lets it stand out.

A rare ear type where the ear looses rigidity at the halfway point and flops over. The ears are perky otherwise.

A forward facing pair of ears where the tips flop and curl forward. The fur that extends from these tips follow the curve and give the ears a longer look.

A looong set of ears that fan out in a classic shape. These heavy ears are held up and can fan out, giving a kite like appearance. 

A peculiar ear type where from the midpoint to the tip, the babs ears are completely nude! The base remains fluffy and the inner ear follows suit.

A peuliar set of ears where from the base to the midpoint, the ears are completely nude! The mid to tips retain their fluffiness.

A short set of ears with a pom of fur at the tips, the base is rounded, giving the whole ear a "tulip" look.