#WHAT A CRITTER

[tdutb]

idk if requests are still open so sorry if they aren't but can you maybe draw my gal with cheesy ii this is a image of her,cant find a more clear one sadly waaa

hold cheesy gentle. likke borger.,.

[ttwistedtransistorr]

jd in his silly ass glasses part 2

[machveil]

Merry Chrysler here's a bug

beloved @tojisun, I feel like you need to see this bug too. thank you nightunite for the critter, mwah

[solardrink]

Top tier -> >:3c

[chocopebblez]

@unpleasantriver

He is batman

[dappercritter]

Having fun with Chainsaw Mappa so far

[tiredpinkpanda]

DogDay deserved better, change my mind.

[pokimoko]

Asexual bird? Please

How about two asexual birds?

[lichenaday]

I would leave my husband for her

Moss-and-Lichen Katydid: these katydids are covered in cryptic markings and textures that allow them to blend in with their mossy, lichen-covered habitat, and their wings even mimic the appearance of a twig

The katydids of this genus (Anaphidna) can be found in the rainforests of Central and South America. They have cryptic features that mimic the mossy, lichen-covered environments in which they live -- their bodies are covered in green, brown, and white markings that are accented by bumpy, moss-like features, and their long, slender wings are usually held upward at a 45-degree angle in order to mimic the shape of a twig.

As this article notes:

These katydids fly well and probably live in the canopy, perhaps on trunks and mossy branches, where the camouflage should be particularly effective.

The moss-and-lichen mimic katydids of the group treated here are easily recognized by their long and slender wings held upward at an almost 45-degree angle. They live in rainforests of central and northern South America, with one species ranging southward to subtropical forest in NE Argentina.

Sources & More Info:

Journal of Orthoptera Research: The Group Paraphidniae, with Three New Species from Guatemala and Ecuador

iNaturalist: Genus Anaphidna

Zoosystematica Rossica: Review of the Neotropical Genus Paraphidnia

Orthoptera Species File: Anaphidna

[catmask]

okay i think i am learning.... something

[thewaxingcrescentsjournal]

THE WAXING CRESCENT JOURNAL: WHAT IF #1: FORGET ME NOT!

*in the dorm room*

"where do you think Dogday and Catnap are?"

"who knows"

[iknowicanbutwhy]

So I might've kept duplication on all night an d

[ttwistedtransistorr]

jon on halloween :3

[maiko-coy]

I don't see any angry, vengeful Dogday in the ppt community so I'll provide for myself beCAUSE IM STARVING FOR THIS, HE DESERVES TO BE ANGRY-- ahem. Anyway, heres an AU where after there is still fire in Dogdays eyes and him being saved fueled the fire and now he wants to keep fighting.

[tawnysoup]

The Kritter (king critter). to me, kritters are like if a borzoi had long hair that covered its eyes like an english sheepdog

wet and sniffling and, like the fritter, wears hats. but this one wears hats as an aggression display rather than as a shelter. WATCH OUT, IT BITES!!!

And, the Euphramsie! a close relative to the mirabun species, and very good at protecting and managing large groups of other critters :D

Plus, bonus arts!!!! what the kritter looks like underneath its hair:

Kritters are about 3-4x as big as other critters. Euphramsies are about 2x as big.

@princemonarchempress

[dreamofcamelot]

Thank you for all the lovely comments on this little project!! Here’s some more pictures of them

They went on a little garden excursion hunting trip 🌿

Even in this universe Arthur has a chamber Merlin has to take care of (rip)

“My friend manservant asked for no pickles!”

They’re holding their little paws…….