Traits

A thick sturdy plain tail of a Crowyr.

A tail with a single prong on each side. It is made of a hard cartilage.

Simialr to that of a shark the tip of this tail is adorned with a vertical fin made of cartilage.

A tail with feather protruding near the tip. No more than 7 feathers are ever seen.

Figure tails have 1 or 2 large hard lumps at the tip of the tail. They make for a pretty good club for defense.

A large tuft of coarse fur covers the tip of this tail.

While Crowyr do their best to avoid the ocean, some are equipped with the right kind of tails to assist in wading through the waters.

A very long tail can be anywhere from two to five times the length of a crowyr's body.

A tail of average length that can be anywhere from one to two times the length of a crowyr's body.

A small tail that runs roughly half the length of a crowyr's body.

A very short stub of a tail.

Long tongues are useful tools for scouring small crevices for insects.

A split tongue which can be a bit startling to see.

Feathers that grow along the spine and can extend along the tail too.

Feathers protruding from the collar and around the next.

Fur that grows out from the spine along the crowyr.

A collar of fur around the neck. It can fully connect or just hug around the back of the neck.