Silly Pangurs In One Scene :3 (Pangur From @pangur-and-grim!!!!!)

Painted the very cute graneledone boreopacifica aka deep sea octopus. Did you know that they have a brooding period of 53 months? (That's 4 and a half years!!!)

ENTRY #0008

Credit to Researcher Mochi B. Iscuit for taking this photo of the Theropris.

The Theropris is a species of carnivorous plant who populates just about everywhere in the Cavity aside from the poles, staying ever-alert for animals nearby. Once it senses their vibrations and heat signatures, using it's sensitive roots and organs in it's mouth, it extends it's leaves forth like tentacles, wrapping around it's prey and reeling them into its maw. It can regenerate from any damage taken and can draw itself within the ground if it gets too much damage taken or if it draws too much attention to itself, popping up again literally anywhere else where there's solid ground to pop up from, acting as a quick travel method.

Theroprises also have 7 distinct breeding grounds, where they gather in the hotter months of the Cavity's 108-day-long, 15-month years, spreading pollen that fertilizes them and makes them spit out seeds, where more of these beings grow.

Left hand journal entry #6: Today's article is about sundoooogsssss 🐕☀️🐕

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Left-hand training journal entry #9: Pouters 🕊️

my pet mold spore

These were the 6 different frames for Biski's blinking animation that I made in Clip Studio Paint. I realized later that 6 wasn't really necessary haha but I got to make a relatively smooth slow blink :D

left-hand journal entry #3:

Today's copy is wikipedia's sea angel article!

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Left-hand-training journal entry #8: Not a Wikipedia article this time, but a webpage from American Bird Conservancy about booted racket tails