Here we are -- I finally get to discuss sapients! As the page indicates, there are literally thousands of other kinds of sapients aside from the ones listed here; if it's a four-limbed animal of any kind that has a backbone, then there's going to be a sapient counterpart for it... You can see why I settled for drawing just nine examples. I was a little finicky with the layout and design of this page, but I'm happy with how it turned out -- my intention was to show them all in anatomical position to make them seem more "scientific" and like they belonged in some kind of medical textbook.

Can you imagine trying to put together a driver's license for a sapient? As you might be able to tell, I decided to group sapients based off of biological orders, clades, or families instead of using just species names. I felt this would help ease the headache of classifying them all; so, in passing, both a fox or wolf sapient might be referred to as "a canis," but they may also identify themselves as a "fox sapient" or a "wolf sapient" respectively. Going with the driver's license example above, the fox sapient's license would have them identified as "Canis (Fox)." I realize this system sounds a bit messy, but don't worry too much about it -- it's not really going to pop up every five seconds. I'm actually quite happy with it, personally.