Sharktember: Big Mouth Squad (and Yet They Eat The Smallest Things In The Ocean)

A Sea Full of Sharks. Written by Betsy Maestro. Illustrated by Giulio Maestro. 1990.

Sorry i’ve been dead. Here’s some dwdxrottmnt crossover shenanigans.

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Giant Sea Creatures, 1984, illustrated by Fiona Reid.

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You know what? peacock mantis shrimp but make it 1870s-1890s bustle fashion.

I don’t post art that often on this account anymore, so check out my current art account, @mjhartwork! I’ve also got a redbubble with merch of this piece

Me when the seal is Baikal

The big one

Whale shark - Maldives, South Atoll “Suadiva”.

Photographer: Giacomo Marchione

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Rare footage of an Eastern black rhinoceros [ Diceros bicornis michaeli ] and her calf, taken in the 1950s in Amboseli National Park, Kenya. The rhino, known as “Gertie”, had a horn that measured nearly 4ft in length before breaking off naturally sometime in the 1960s, possibly during a fight with another rhino.

The demand for rhinoceros horn has made sights such as this exceedingly rare. As of 1992, only 2 rhinos were left in Amboseli National Park, where the animal is now considered locally extinct, while the subspecies as a whole is listed as critically endangered.

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I attempted that mystery color palette challenge, and I must say I do enjoy the lad

halloween special: ghost aquarium