⊹܀ ᯓ ⁵ Yuji Itadori Tiger ⊹˙∘

Itadori is one of the few tiger hybrids living near the border with the Savanna. He is almost ginger, but on his head, his hair still has a pleasant transition to pink, almost imperceptibly. His eyes are bright brown. The tiger is a large individual, but obviously young, because he doesn't know much. With strangers, he behaves calmly and quietly at first, but can act recklessly, putting itself in danger. Yuji also loves hunting and mock fights (which is also one of the reasons why he often gets into trouble). He can climb trees.
In the jungle, Yuji is considered one of the strong cats, so he grew up with the opinion that there would be no one stronger than him, and therefore they would not attack him mindlessly. He doesn't know what shyness is, he's also unaware of decency, as he's used to thinking he's more important than others... Not in an arrogant sense.

Mammals received gifts from nature itself and evolved to a new stage - a mixture of human and animal, while their species can no longer develop like ordinary animals; instead, with their altered bodies, they continue their lineage and do not live particularly hard with their perfections.
Most birds, as well as all insects, have fortunately or unfortunately remained in their initial forms, so that evolved species can live and feed peacefully.
The food chain has not changed, however, cases of cannibalism are not uncommon. Hybrids - evolved animals, move on both two and four limbs, their hunting has not gotten worse. Hybrids most often do not need clothes, sometimes covering their "intimate places" purely with leaves, but for decoration, not to hide something. The size of hybrids does not depend on their species, now they are obtained only genetically. Hair and eyes are also unique to each hybrid due to genes, but strong differences from the species are considered rare (among savanna species black hair is rare, among panthers light hair is rare, etc). Physically, hybrids inherit the same traits as their parent species: hippos and elephants result in fat hybrids, jackals and hyenas in somewhat hunched and brazen ones, etc.