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Description
The females don't have tails, only growing one after consuming a male koryser tail. The female's tails act as egg casings, containing the developing koryser hatchlings till they are fully developed, the tail then detaching from the female and falling off. The hatchling will soon amerge from the casing, then promptly eating the casing soon afterwards to get much needed sustenance to begin growing and especially after finally escaping said casing, regaining the energy it used.

The females also have buds and flowers that bloom on their heads, releasing pheromones of different types to mark their territory, show when they're ready to reproduce, show if they're sick or injured, attract mates, and even state their status within their pack, from alpha to so on. A female will stand guard of their offspring well after it amerges from the egg casing, this hatching done in private and bringing the hatchling to the pack once its recovered from hatching and it was done eating the casing. This is to prevent other babies from being able to over power the new hatchlings, and also gives enough time for the mother to groom and clean off the scent of the egg casing, which smells like delicious flesh and many creatures, including other korysers, leading to the hatchling being hunted and eaten when not cared for prior to introduction to the pack.

Description
The females don't have tails, only growing one after consuming a male koryser tail. The female's tails act as egg casings, containing the developing koryser hatchlings till they are fully developed, the tail then detaching from the female and falling off. The hatchling will soon amerge from the casing, then promptly eating the casing soon afterwards to get much needed sustenance to begin growing and especially after finally escaping said casing, regaining the energy it used.

The females also have buds and flowers that bloom on their heads, releasing pheromones of different types to mark their territory, show when they're ready to reproduce, show if they're sick or injured, attract mates, and even state their status within their pack, from alpha to so on. A female will stand guard of their offspring well after it amerges from the egg casing, this hatching done in private and bringing the hatchling to the pack once its recovered from hatching and it was done eating the casing. This is to prevent other babies from being able to over power the new hatchlings, and also gives enough time for the mother to groom and clean off the scent of the egg casing, which smells like delicious flesh and many creatures, including other korysers, leading to the hatchling being hunted and eaten when not cared for prior to introduction to the pack.