Traits

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

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

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

Your classic set of bab ears.

A moother 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 simple set of horns that curl upward, ending in a forward facing point.

•  Slug:  

  🔹 Due to the natural, slightly shiny, texture of a pawbirds horns, this set tends to look like little slugs standing on end.

Two upward curving, pointed horns that are thinner at the tips than the base.

A simple set of horns that lightly curve back.

•  Goatling:  

  🔹 These horns can curve in the same, or opposing directions, but generally point backwards similar to the ears.

A short set of horns that sharply curve back. 

•  Fanged:  

  🔹 These horns are reminiscent of snake fangs, just.... upside down!

A short, sharp pair of horns that point outward. 

•  Oni:  

  🔹 These horns can be depicted straighter, or slightly curved, but generally tend to point away from each other.

A simple, short set of horns that learn forward and end in a sharp point!

•  Pointe:  

  🔹 These horns may point a little higher or lower, but should look sort of like short chameleon horns.

A commonly found set of horns for pawbirds... none!

A set of horns that stand tall and slightly swirl backwards, small prongs giving a branch-like appearance.

•  Lope:  

  🔹 These horns are meant to emulate "antelope" horns, with the optional additions of extra prongs.
  
  ❗ You may have 2 - 5 extra prongs on each horn.
  ❗ Horns should be reasonably symmetrical.

A set of large and thick horns that curve backwards elegantly, giving a menacing appearance to its bearer.

•  Curved:  

  🔹 These horns should end in sharp, cuved points.
  🔹 The base of the horn should be the thickest point, and can be thicker, or thinner, than pictured.

A set of horns that stand tall and elegantly curve slightly, covered in rounded prongs that give a regal, deer-like appearance to its bearer.

•  Cervid:  

  🔹 These horns are  long and may curve forward or backward slightly.
  
  ❗ You may have 3 - 5 extra prongs on each antler.
  ❗ Horns should be reasonably symmetrical.