Traits

Medium-sized, pointed ears that resemble those of a domestic cat.

Small to medium-sized, ears that are folded over in the front.

Medium-sized, pointed ears that resemble those of a canine.

Medium-sized, pointed ears with a distinct tuft at the tips.

Oval-shaped, small ears that resemble those of a deer or cow.

An additional ear trait that adds extra fur that hangs from the bottom of a Tyger's ear. Can be combined with all other ear traits.

Rounded ears that fall downwards at varying lengths along the sides of a Tyger's face.

Large, oval-shaped ears that resemble those of an elk.

Small ears that are shaped like they've been torn or ripped at the ends.

Ears that are made of spines and webbing between them. Can have two or three spines.

Large ears with a rounded base and a pointed tip that resemble those of a bat.

Unusually large ears that are either feline or canine in shape.

Small or medium-sized ears that are rounded and resemble those of a big cat.

A trait that allows a Tyger to not have ears, either being removed entirely or beinn replaced with a very small tuft of fur.

Small to medium sized ears that are thin and pointed. They may have hair tufts that resemble an axolotl's external gills. A Tyger can have one or two pairs of ears with this trait.

Medium to large ears that have a rough appearance and droop on the sides of a Tyger's face.

Large ears that curve forward or upward to a point.