Art by Lacey Steward

just your everyday shark man

OctoTaco is it an octopus? is it a taco? who knows.

what else do you think all those wrinkles are for

Maned Wolf

gotta strut like a wildcat

He's ready for Halloween

Just an average sphynx cat and saluki skull...don't worry about it

just some perfectly normal corn

I'm sorry but not really

You were catfished you say?

inky cap witch

BaNoNo

i dont know

There be dangerous Boobytraps in this this tomb. Enter at your own risk!

Our lovely logo featuring King Orion, his fishy friends, and an OctoTaco

stop right there! It's not what it looks like!

He is judging you. always judging you

Barn owl painted in watercolor original was a donated piece supporting conservation.

The cryptid you didn't know you needed

He's a proper gentleman

Just a bleppin sphynx kitty

GASP

GASP

GASP

Gasp!

NomNomNom

Sphynx cats are definitely the baby

Faking death is a bluff the hognose snake can use when confronted by a predator. To make their fake death throes as convincing as possible they have even been known to secrete a foul-smelling fluid to "smell" dead as well as look it!

Sockeye salmon start off in freshwater lakes and rives, and eventually migrate to the ocean. As adults they then migrate in the reverse, back to the rivers and lakes to spawn!

Black-footed ferrets are one of the most endangered mammals in North America and are the only ferret species native to the continent.

The prehensile tongue of the Okapi is used to strip leaves from branches, to wash their eyelids, and even clean out their ears! Their tongue is 12-14 inches long and black or dark blue in color.

Virginia Opossum babies remain in the mother's pouch until they are two months old. Between two and four months of age, they may ride on their mother's back and are dependent on the mother for help in finding food and shelter. All i can hear is "ARE WE THERE YET?"

The red panda is a crepuscular animal, meaning they are the most active at dusk and dawn! This one still has the Yawns though.

The Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko has evolved an extreme method of camouflage: becoming a dead leaf!

Whale sharks spend around 7.5 hours per day feeding on sergestid shrimps and fish eggs as well as krill, jellies, copepods, coral spawn, and small fishes! A whale shark filters food from the water by “cross-flow filtration,” which means the particles do not catch on the filter. Rather, water is directed away through the gills while particles carry on towards the back of the mouth

Mexican Gray Wolves are very shy and cautious by nature. When entering new territory, they will take their time, and carefully evaluate whether or not it is safe to proceed.