Cute baby tiger with long tail resembling a pheasant

a realistic pencil sketch, in light gray and white, a pencil character drawing, of an extremely cute baby tiger wearing a Santa's hat with pom poms and a Christmas scarf, next to some beautifully decorated Christmas presents, snowflakes, snow-covered, snowing, Christmas themes, grayscale drawing, minimal shading --ar 100:129

"A baby dressed in a white-and-gray striped onesie standing next to a majestic white tiger in a snowy landscape. The baby is smiling happily, and the tiger has a calm yet alert expression. Both the baby’s outfit and the tiger’s fur have matching stripes, creating a playful and adorable contrast. The background is snowy, adding to the serene and magical atmosphere of the scene."

full body cute baby long neck dinosaur and mother in the front, coloring art for kid, white background

A creature with the eyes and mouth of Balaeniceps rex, a body covered with lizard skin, short wings that look like bat wings, about 150 cm tall, long legs, a long tail of a bird, and the body of a tyrannosaurus paw.

the stunning male resplendent quetzel, with his long twin tailfeathers, in Panama's Volcan Baru National Park --v 6.0

a very large bronze copper statue of a Pheasant, on a marble base, on a plain --ar 3:2

a giant statue of a red pheasant --ar 3:2

a 10 metre tall bronze patina statue of a Pheasant, on a marble base, on a grassy plain --ar 3:2

The body is eight feet and forty-five long, with a tiger beard, one foot and five inches long, the face is like a heavy jujube, the eyes are like bright stars, like Guan Yunchang. People from the Song Dynasty in ancient China --v 6.1

three legged bird-like creatures covered in scales, their shape much like an ostrich. They have a long snakelike neck and tail. The neck ends in what looks like a sock puppet head with two black beady eyes and oversized slits for nostrils. The tail ended in a thin point that resembled a flexible spear, which was currently angled up to keep the mount balanced through their aggressive turning maneuvers. Two legs were the primary propulsion, with the third leg touching the ground only when cornering; this allowed the bird-like creature