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So I was bored and decided to cross some species. We have here the product of a squirrel, lynx, housecat, and some sort of horned animal. And for lack of a better name, I'm currently calling them Tufts. or Tufties.

They stand at the height of a regular housecat, with a large squirrel-like tail, long tufted ears and short nubby horns. Males have one set of horns, whiskers[generally] and generally are a little larger than females. Females have two sets of horns, are quite a bit shorter and occasionally have more fox-like tails.

They, occasionally, have manes that start at the top of the head and run to the base of the neck. Tufts of unnatural coloring on their elbows[or where the elbows would be].

They come in zebra, spotted, ocelot, tabby, sand, and any combination of these. And can include up to three unnatural colors blended with their natural pelt base color. They have three toes on the front paws and four on the hindpaws with no dewclaws. Their eyes vary from being cat-like to snake-like depending upon their emotion. Their tongues, noses, and genitals generally are the same highlight[unnatural or natural] color on their pelt markings.

What do you guys think? Interesting species or no?

Tufts/Tufties species & Art (c) Me :3

No stealing please and thank you!

Description
So I was bored and decided to cross some species. We have here the product of a squirrel, lynx, housecat, and some sort of horned animal. And for lack of a better name, I'm currently calling them Tufts. or Tufties.

They stand at the height of a regular housecat, with a large squirrel-like tail, long tufted ears and short nubby horns. Males have one set of horns, whiskers[generally] and generally are a little larger than females. Females have two sets of horns, are quite a bit shorter and occasionally have more fox-like tails.

They, occasionally, have manes that start at the top of the head and run to the base of the neck. Tufts of unnatural coloring on their elbows[or where the elbows would be].

They come in zebra, spotted, ocelot, tabby, sand, and any combination of these. And can include up to three unnatural colors blended with their natural pelt base color. They have three toes on the front paws and four on the hindpaws with no dewclaws. Their eyes vary from being cat-like to snake-like depending upon their emotion. Their tongues, noses, and genitals generally are the same highlight[unnatural or natural] color on their pelt markings.

What do you guys think? Interesting species or no?

Tufts/Tufties species & Art (c) Me :3

No stealing please and thank you!