Characters are me (falling person) and my friend. As you can tell from the sad Roblox ending, I didn't really take this seriously. It was a lot of fun though! Together we're coming up with ideas for a series of goofy pun-related cartoon shorts.

    This is a drawing I did a while back of a female Asiatic Rhinoceros Beetle. Rhinoceros Beetles are part of the Scarab family. Asiatic Rhino Beetles eat the fronds and shoots of developing palm trees in tropical Asia and Pacific islands. They also feed on dead and decaying plant matter. The males have longer horns than the females, and they use those horns to fight each other for mating rights. The females just chill.
       Sometimes they are kept as pets, and a lot of other times they are pests. As stowaways, they make their ways to other countries and eat native and farmed plants. This can disrupt the balance of ecosystems if they get out of hand, like when nothing in the area wants to eat a bug like them and they can multiply without any natural control.

P.S.: Beetles don't have eyes like the way I drew, I made it look more 'vertebrate-ish' as a stylistic choice.

Here is a small family drawing of some pet, or fancy, rats! Fancy rats are no wild animal. They've been living with humans as pets for so long. They're friendly, affectionate, can learn tons of tricks, and can be litter trained! They bite less than hamsters and guinea pigs, and love being around humans and other rats. They actually always have to be in groups or pairs as without another rat friend to do rat stuff with they will become ill and very depressed.  They still love human companionship! When happy, they 'brux', grinding their teeth. They might even boggle! Boggling is where their eyes sort of seem to wiggle when they brux.

   Here is a sheep and some goats that I've drawn recently. The black goat and the brown sheep are domestic, and the white ram is a wild mountain goat. All three are in the same clade, or group, ungulates! Other members of the clade include hippopotamuses, horses, deer, and pigs. They all share one specific trait- having hooves! Humans have been domesticating all sorts ungulates ever since agriculture began, so now we have cows, sheep, and goats.

Hey everyone! This is a spotted hyena. Spotted hyenas are not endangered yet, with populations high in most areas, but their numbers are declining rather quickly due to population loss, culling, and poaching. In some areas they are fully protected species, and in others they are considered vermin. Although they aren't in major trouble yet, they could be in the future- just like giraffes, lions, and rhinos.
('fun' fact! Hyenas have white poop.)

   Ello! This is Paella the Pallas Cat Girl, an anthro character I made. She likes dancing, feeding birds, and cooking. I drew her on paper and she didn't look quite like a pallas cat, but I was able to edit and refine the sketch in gimp. before creating the lineart and coloring her in. 
     Anyways, in real life, Pallas Cats or manuls are endangered in some countries, but are comepletely extinct in others! They get hunted for their fur and are captured and shipped haphazardly for the exotic pet trade (where they may not even be taken care of properly).

Howdy partners! Here's an anthropomorphic catgirl I drew. I sketched her on paper first and then put her in Gimp to do the lineart and colors. :3

Here are some pictures from two years ago of my spidered sliding door! When a repairman was fixing it, a nail was hit at just the angle to create this interesting pattern.

   This is another fruitifuzz. This is a Kabocha Squash Fruitifuzz! they can be either red or green, and are fluffy and chubby. They look a whole lot like their namesake, the real Kabocha Squash. Kabocha squashes originate from Japan. They are sweet and have bright yellow insides. I like them a lot!