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I wanted to add more fantasy animals to my gallery, and I wanted it give them a feel like they're illustrations from a medieval bestiary/biology book.
Here, we see the differences between male adult, female adult, and their young. As you can see, I gave the offspring both symbols for male and female interlocked in order to show that both sexes start of looking almost completely indistinguishable.

Just a note; not all manticores come in these singular shades of red. Some have striped bodies like tigers and others are spotted like leopards. Also, I didn't mean to give the female adult such small horns. I almost accidentally drew her completely hornless. I'll give my next drawing of a female manticore longer, more substantial horns.

Description
I wanted to add more fantasy animals to my gallery, and I wanted it give them a feel like they're illustrations from a medieval bestiary/biology book.
Here, we see the differences between male adult, female adult, and their young. As you can see, I gave the offspring both symbols for male and female interlocked in order to show that both sexes start of looking almost completely indistinguishable.

Just a note; not all manticores come in these singular shades of red. Some have striped bodies like tigers and others are spotted like leopards. Also, I didn't mean to give the female adult such small horns. I almost accidentally drew her completely hornless. I'll give my next drawing of a female manticore longer, more substantial horns.