This drawing also shows Frieda's most canonical anatomy: - Massive chest - Broad shoulders, similar to human ones, but attached to the body like a tiger - Powerful neck - Long, flexible, muscular body - The hands and feet look like human hands, but with long, sharp claws and are covered with fur - Long, strong, flexible tail - The head seems small - The head is flat on top, the forehead is not pronounced, but the brow ridges protrude quite strongly - The eyes are big, binocular, set deep, and positioned roughly where eagles' eyes are — along the upper edge of the beak - The mane is structured similarly to human hair (unlike the mane of male lions) and extends along the entire neck - Birds have nostrils located above their beak, while Frieda’s are at the tip of the beak, much like wolves’ are at the end of their snout - The inner jaws are similar to those of a wolf, but the canines are proportionally larger and narrower - The coat is thick, with an undercoat
