Krinders are a mix between Mammal, Reptile and Insect.
If you want a Krinder, go ahead and make one! All information is located below. Numbers on picture correspond to numbers in description.
Let me know if you see anything that needs fixing, and if you have any questions don't be afraid to ask.

1. Hoods - Similar to that of a Cobra. However these are made with thick, coarse hairs. They can also be rotated slightly (from the bone in front).
Manes - Slightly thinner hair than the "Hood". Can be various lengths and thicknesses. Usually starts on the back of the neck, but can also come up over the top of the head, like hair.

2. "Spikes" - Small patches of bristly hair usually found sporadically along the top of the head to the nose. However, may also be found in random patches where there is fur.
Eyes - All shapes and sizes. Big and round is the most common.
Nose - Usually Canine or Feline, but can vary.
Mouth - Front row of teeth are usually long and hang over the front of the mouth. Fangs are slightly longer. Teeth behind fangs are small but sharp. Despite being carnivorous, Krinders LOVE fruit! Any kind they can get their little paws on.

3. Paws/Front arms - Usually feline. One large claw for the "thumb". Pawpads.

4. Legs - Similar to caterpillar's front 6 legs. Top 2 are shortest, middle is a little longer, and bottom are the longest.
*New* There have been sightings of Krinders with 2, 4, 8 and even 10 Bug-like appendages. Be on the look out for more...

5. Claw - Located on the end of the tail, can be quite big/long. Usually not poisonous, but there have been a few cases where there is a venom pouch located inside that excretes a poison on impact.

6. Torso - All organs (except for reproductive and digestive) are located in the upper torso of the body. Ribs are missing a few from the bottom for maximum flexibility.
- Reproductive/Digestive organs are located near the tail claw. (There have been cases of all types of reproductive organs. Male/Female/Herm/Asexual)

7. Underside - Concaves inwards, except in chest.

8. Markings/Coloration - Krinders can be any color and have any markings imaginable. Rumor has it that some can change color or markings at will.
- Their upper torso is usually covered in short soft fur (except for the bristly patches) while the body is almost scaly. In some cases the rest of the body is covered in a fine velvety fur, making them irresistibly soft.

Krinders + Drawing + Coloring © Stephanie "Sketchy" Reiss

P.S. - Sorry for the crappy coloring... I am not in a "Put effort into coloring" mood right now.

-Edit- Added a little bit more info under the Mane and the Mouth sections.