...not sure how to start—

Tingulls are a rare species that are attracted to sound, preferably any form of music. They're tame creatures that rarely attack humans. People are even working on ways to breed smaller versions of them to be kept as pets.

They have large ears that can swivel in any direction like a horse's, and they have manes that run from their head to the base of their tail. Their wings are large and powerful, and sometimes accidentally create strong breezes while the tingull is flying.

The sound wave pattern in their eyes does move, and it moves faster or slower based on emotion, energy, and health. If a tingull is healthy, happy, and full of energy, the sound wave moves quickly, but if it's sick, sad, or tired, it moves slower.

Their stomach and under part of their tail is made of glass, revealing the liquid that keeps them alive. If the glass breaks, the liquid pours out, and injuries like these can be fatal if it's not patched quickly.

This is a closed species. Don't make your own—