Dragons, Dogs & Amadillos?
It's a giraffe. It's clearly labeled. You would never guess from the drawing alone. It looks like a goat with an elongated neck, but elongated necks were common in medieval drawings, so this by itself often doesn't mean anything.

I wish I had blocked out the elephant that was bleeding through and giving it away.    Big Grin



It's amazing how different the drawing can be from the original animal. I've seen a tiger that was drawn as a horse and a crocodile that was drawn as a lion and you would NEVER guess what they were without the labels.
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