MALE VS FEMALE:

Male and female Toskals are generally easily differentiated from one another. Typically, females populate the higher ranks of Toskal society, falling second to only the most fierce of male alphas and the rarely seen apex.

​Aside from their social ranking, females and males also have differing physical traits that help you distinguish either gender.

Note: non-binary identifying and transgender identifying Toskals do exist within the Toskal world but due to their low level technology, Toskals identifying as such must primarily rely on social transition and minor cosmetic changes.

FEMALE:

- Typically taller than the males (unless its an average height alpha male vs a common female)
- Mane begins at the back of the skull
 - Mane is typically longer in hair length but ends at the lower back
- Ears are shorter
- Fur on neck is short but the fur on the chest is thicker and typically longer
- Claws are longer
- Tail is typically shorter

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MALE:

- Typically shorter than the females
​- Mane begins mid-way on top of the skull
​- Commonly have chin fluff
- Mane is typically short in hair length but can vary, but always ends at the base of the tail
- Ears are longer
- Fur on neck is long whilst the fur on a males chest is typically short
- Claws are average / short in length (though never shorter than the tip of your finger)
- Tail is longer than the average females

MANE STYLES:

Toskal manes can be styled in various ways and require upkeep due to the constant shedding of mane hairs from their natural electrical charge that runs along the spine.