History Main / NonmammalianHair

** In ''Animation/MoonCastleTheSpaceAdventure'', the Bitter Gourd King has four Super Gourd Shock Troopers assisting him. One of them, the watermelon Shock Trooper, has a head of black hair.

->''"Oh, [[VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld Larry]] got himself an entourage, you know? I guess he's thinking to himself like he's a superstar now that he is a turtle with a white mohawk somehow. Turtles are not meant to be able to grow hair, I'll have you know. I know! It is something I had to learn myself the hard way back in kindergarten, when I mistook a turtle for a 100 gigawatt bolt of cloth! Then I was wondering why it wouldn't swim and I was rather the sad little critter."''

-->-- '''LetsPlay/{{Raocow}}''', being only [[ShaggyFrogStory semi-relevant]] to this trope.

* ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' series:

* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'': Roz is a large garden snail-like monster with a tuft of white hair on her head. Also, some of the monsters, whether resembling either toads, slugs, or octopi, will inevitably have some form of hair on their heads. The prequel ''WesternAnimation/MonstersUniversity'' reveals the crab-like Henry Waternoose used to have an afro.

* The ''Literature/FrannyKStein'' book ''The Fran With Four Brains'' reveals that Franny has bearded slugs that she shaves daily.
* Merfolk and Nixies in [[Literature/TheSpiderwickChronicles The Spiderwick Chronicles]] have “external gill filaments” of various kinds that resemble hair but aren’t. In the published version of the field guide, the Caribbean Mermaid has what looks like anemone tendrils on her head, while the lionfish-like Atlantic Sea King has lionfish fins there. The Nixie also has skin markings over her eyes that look like eyebrows.

* In ''Fanfic/BreathOfTheWild'', there is a Zora character named Lochlia who has Hylian hair instead of a head tail like the other Zora. [[spoiler: This is because she is half Hylian by her father, Link, who had a relationship with Princess Mipha in his younger years]].

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': Drake [[MorphicResonance keeps his hair when he turns into a dinosaur]], though prior to the TimeSkip it's covered by his bicorn hat. It's more obvious in his design after the TimeSkip.

See also FurryFemaleMane and RobotHair.

%%* ''WesternAnimation/SaturdaySupercade'': An amphibian example is Ms. VideoGame/{{Frogger}}.%%Who has...?

* ''Fanfic/TheHaterGood'': [[WesternAnimation/SanjayAndCraig]] Sanjay is changed to a dragon, but he still has his black hair.

Lesser versions of this trope include non-mammals with eyelashes (another signifier that the wearer is female) or eyebrows to make human-like facial expressions. This trope is tricky to extend to aliens whose species [[BizarreAlienBiology probably can't be defined on our terms]].

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* ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'': Wargreymon has short hair under his helmet, despite being a humanoid {{Cyborg}} dinosaur.

** ''WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone'': Some of the animals in which both Merlin and Mim turn into during their WizardDuel are for some reason either birds or reptiles that [[MorphicResonance retain their respective hairstyles]].

%% This trope is represented in the Pantheon/TropePantheons by Callie and Marie of ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'', in the Hall of Pantheon/HairStyles (House of Pantheon/PersonalAppearance.)

* The main character of ''Animation/BreadBarbershopp'', Bread Pitt, has a mustache despite being... well, [[ADogNamedDog bread]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'', Olaf the penguin has [[BigOlEyebrows big, bushy eyebrows]].