Tyger, Tiger

The heraldic tyger has the tufted body and tail of a lion but with a tusk that curves downward. The natural tiger is termed Bengal Tiger.

Tyger’s Head 

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Tyger and mirror: A term describing a heraldic device once found (1725) in the glass window of the chancel of the church of Thame in Oxfordshire and impaled with the coat of arms pertaining to the family of De Bardis. It was inspired by the fable that those who rob the tygress of her young, lay pieces of looking-glass on the way which cause her to stop upon seeing herself in glass, thus giving them time to escape.
See Monsters and Mythical Creatures