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"Are you sure," I asked Ram, "that this is the head of the beast who attacked you?" "Could there be more than one such beast," he asked, "with rings in its ears?" "It does not seem likely," I admitted. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #7)

Karjuk nodded, but did not speak. He had cut the rings from the ears of the beast, and had given them, with Imnak's permission, to Poalu, who now wore them on her left wrist, as bracelets. Before she had put them on her wrist I had held them, looking at them closely, and weighing them in my hand. "Are you sure," I asked Ram, "that this is the head of the beast who attacked you?" "Could there be more than one such beast," he asked, "with rings in its ears?" "It does not seem likely," I admitted. I had examined the head with great care, the ears and the mouth in particular. "I had followed the beast for days," said Karjuk. "I trailed it to where I encountered sled tracks, and blood in the snow, and the trampling of the snow by many feet". - (Beasts of Gor)