Traits

Small, sturdy horns that have up to three pointy ends and resembles a piece of drift wood.

Horns that are on top of the head, shaped like a moth or butterfly wing.

These horns curl back and twist in themselves, ending next to the forehead. Their bottom is smooth, but the top has ridges and branches. 

Cornet horns resemble the house of sea snails. They start on the top of the head, curl in a spiral and go down the side. They have rounded ridges at the end.

These ridged horns grow from the back to the front. They are in the middle of the head.

Ridged horns that grow upward. They can vary a bit in size and shape.

These horns are like normal horns, but bigger. The branches are rounded, not pointy.

The horns of a jacob sheep. It is a mixture of antelope and ram horns. These horns can have ridges and vary lightly in shape.

These branched horns resemble the roots of a tree. The grow backwards and downwards at the end of the head.

Short, sturdy horns that grow forward and up.

Horns of an ibex. They curl up in a large curve over the head. They have ridges.

Large moose horns.

These small horns grow on top of each other. There can be either two or three pairs.

These sturdy horns grow to the side and upwards.