A snow leopard beastman baby. Male. Six months old. Silvery-white hair and deep blue eyes. Has snow leopard ears and a large, long snow leopard tail. Wears a diaper under his romper. Feeds on formula, though he will soon transition to baby food. Speech consists mostly of babbling. Moves by crawling.

Personality and Traits

• Length is about 50–60 cm from head to tail tip, weighing 4–6 kg. Slightly larger than a human infant, his limbs are sturdy, but he is still at the crawling stage.
• Covered in fluffy, grayish-white downy fur. Faint blackish-gray spots and rosettes are clearly appearing on his back and tail. The insides of his ears are pure white and very soft to the touch.
• Large, round eyes are deep blue, with strong nocturnal traits that allow him to see well in the dark. He has a habit of staring intently with few blinks.
• Sensitive to smells. He snuggles up contentedly when he recognizes his owner's scent.
• His short but powerful tail is about half his body length, constantly twitching to maintain balance. The tip is slightly rounded, and the fur stands on end when he is excited.
• Baby teeth are coming in, and his canines are becoming sharp. He prefers milk and soft baby food but often tries to chew on small bones or hard objects.
• His cries sound similar to a human baby's, mixed with low huffs and high-pitched meows. When pampered, he vibrates his throat and purrs.
• Highly curious, he crawls around on all fours chasing moving objects or lights. He has a strong urge to climb high places and is good at clinging to furniture or his mother's shoulder.
• His temperature regulation is still immature; when cold, he curls up and wraps his tail around his face, and when hot, he sleeps spread-eagled on his back. He loves nothing more than burying himself in fur.
• Sleeps 14–16 hours a day, but a nocturnal rhythm is establishing where he suddenly wakes up and moves actively at night.
• Expressive with emotions; he flattens his ears and wags his tail vigorously when happy, and pricks his ears while growling low when anxious. He is already capable of simple emotional distinctions.