Lyrans are mostly lionid beings with beige or white skin, but we also find various feline races in this constellation like leopard and cat people. They are all at different stages of evolution, the most evolved have a smooth skin and hair, when the less evolved have a hairy skin and no hair like animals.

Yes, Lyrans are bipedal felines. Like primates, felines are able to get up on two legs and climb trees. They are more ancient than the primates and evolved millions of years ago in the Lyra stars (remember, our galaxy is 14.000.000.000 years old).

They are good warriors, with a lot of self confidence, they have an important sense of honour and also loyalty. They are very agile, they have a good heart and they are very intuitive. They are also very sensual and seductive.

Lyrans are highly respectful, they care about others, about animals, they are protector like the lion king.

They stay close to nature, even in their advanced cities, and practice rituals with the sun, the moon and the elements. They truly like magic and shamanism.

Polarity: 85% light, Energy: masculine, Density: 3D until 6D

Jeleeila Star - 90% genes

Lyra Satyanarayana - 90% genes

Isha Ethera - 90% genes

Lyrans Starseeds

Ivana Dolinska - 90% genes

Jess Starwood - 80% genes

Amber Lindamood - 90% genes

Claire Clayton - 90% genes

Maria Matchaa - 90% genes

Lionid

Pantera Elektrika - 90% genes

Jamie Lee - 80% genes

Bobby Love Reid - 95% genes

Tom Hardy - 90% genes

Rocky Marciano - 80% genes

Lyrans in art, culture and television

Lyrans firstly appear in the disney movie The Lion King, in 1994, through lions who can speak:

They reappear again in 2019 in the movie adaptation:

Lyrans then appear in 2001, in the third Pokemon movie through Entei, a legendary lion creature who telepathically speaks with humans:

Finally they surely appear in the video game Skyrim, in 2009, through the feline race of the Khajiit: