Various Sitting Critters

Moo Deng as Baby Clay

One of my thoughts when I first saw Moo Deng was that she looks like a short chubby version of Clay, so the idea was made. The hand scratching Clay’s chin is Dune, he is missing a thumb. The next match of Moo Deng as Baby Clay should be in a few weeks.

[Start ID: The first photo is a front facing chubby baby Clay from Wings of Fire. He is facing the camera with a dead eyed stare and tongue out. Dune, also from Wings of Fire, is scratching baby Clay’s chin. — The second photo is baby Clay screaming with his mouth fully agape. He is facing the camera from the side. Dune’s hand is trying to scratch Clay’s chin but is failing miserably. — Third photo shows baby Clay falling over on to the ground. His mouth is wide open and he is shocked.

Clay has pinkish cow ears and dark brown horns and talons. Clays eyes are a gradient of brown, orange, and yellow. Clay has a top layer of coffee brown, pumpkin orange, and tan. — Dune’s hand is lacking a thumb, with a dark red burn scar that is around the stump. Dune’s arm has spikes running down it and a gradient of Tuscan Tan. Most of Dune’s arm is Sugar Cookie tan because it serves as the underside. Dune’s main color is Granola tan with the talons being Charcoal black. - End ID]

Rise up trans goth girl admirers

do you ever think the dark forest cats got tired of ashfur's squilf yapping sometimes

I think about this sometimes he just looks so mean on his cover lol

singlehandedly feeding the lynxfall fans

fnaf inspired by yaelokre, from a few weeks back

I think this image would be very funny as a sparkly gif.

Sparkly peril!!!

Last year I was lucky to get to work for the Our Saimaa Seal LIFE project, producing brochures among other PR related tasks. I was happy to get to use my hobby in it as well.

The first picture is a part of a bigger photo demonstrating a potential nesting place for a seal.

The Saimaa ringed seal is endemic to the Lake Saimaa in Finland, and is one of the most endangered seals in the world. In the winter they dig a burrow under the snow, where the females have their pups. Especially the mothers and the pups are vulnerable to disturbances caused by human activity. The mother visits its pup to nurse a few times a day, but any noise or disturbance may drive it away, disturbing the pup’s feeding rhythm and growth, which can have drastic effects on its survival of its first year.

People walking, skiing, tour skating or riding a snowmobile on the ice need to pay attention to shores, banks or capes where the seal might have their burrows. In addition to human activities, climate change threatens the survival of this seal, as they depend on a thick ice and snow cover.

Bonnie Brothers redraw 💙🩵

Kong just appearing out of nowhere is one of the best running gags in the monsterverse,