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.

   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).

  These charming Fruitifuzz are Yellow Straightneck Squashes. As with all fruitifuzz, they ate tons of their namesake fruits when they were hungry larvae, thus developing to resemble them.
   Having no claws and being chubby fuzzballs, they aren't adept at climbing. However, like other gourds, they have thick, rough paw pads and powerful mandibles. Being sturdy and strong, they can travel long distances and work for many hours without a sweat. Their mandibles are suited well for gnawing at tough vines and penetrating hard food, making them excellent farmers.
     Another fascinating ability they have is the peculiar skill of mimicking sounds just like a parrot! They can screech and squawk and imitate all sorts of sounds. They are very noisy and love to cause a giant ruckus, flapping their long wiry arm fur and knocking things over. You'll know when they're partying around when you hear them strumming on the burblebar, a little bamboo guitar-like instrument. In these squash festivals, it's a tradition to scream out your name at the very top of your lungs. Very noisy and not pleasant when you're trying to sleep, but these parties can be a blast!
     I hope y'all enjoyed this Fruitfile log! More fruitifuzz coming soon! See ya later! :3

   Hey guys! Long time no see. Since we're in chilly cold autumn now, I've noticed a bunch of squirrels bouncing around. This inspired me to re-draw my old character, Sorville the Grey Squirrel! I hope you guys like him~

Heyo! It's been a long, long, loOOng time since the last post. I love the warrior cats series, and even though I'm only on the fourth book in the main arc, I still decided to doodle Hollyleaf! I quite like Hollyleaf's character. She's- uh-oh! I've spoiled the series for myself, I better not spoil it for you. Anyways, I hope you like this doodle! Cya later!

   The chicken-guilt is over for meee~ Here, I give to you, THE PROMISED CHICKEN! This is the fabled very-good-rooster that I drew a few months back. I'm sooo proud of him! He's even singing some sweet songs for us now.
    I drew him on paper, then loaded him up into GIMP and did the lineart and coloring.  I feel like I got all the rooster-y proportions right, and did the expression and hands very well. I feel so accomplished! >w<
   Well, thank you all for reading this! Cya later! Stay bundled up and warm, peeps! 

Huehuehue... You thought I was gonna post about the chicken by now! *more evil screeching* This is Ratthew, a rat with a little bit of blue-jay bird in him. (see, tail feathers!) He has an affinity for books and memes, usually reading and viewing them every day. Besides that, he loves spending time in the outdoors, picking mushrooms and berries out in the forest. Sometimes he attaches pretty leaves or mushrooms to his circular earring. He also likes competing in maze races, for who could get to the end first. He's also friends with the chicken and rooster... Aah! Now I'm going to have to post about the chickens next post! Hmm... There's no way to troll you guys more now. I'm just gonna give in! Cya guys that post! =0w0=

   Hey guys! I just came back from a school excursion, and interacting with the chickens there made me want to post, not about the chicken and the rooster I made, but of this cassowary! It's still a bird, so I guess it works! So, this is an anthropomorphic cassowary, as you can tell by the arms instead of wings. Anthropomorphic meaning showing human traits, features, or characteristics. I started to draw these birds, and I just couldn't stop! I'll post about the other ones soon. Cassowaries are not endangered or threatened, but they are vulnerable. Their population is declining a little bit, most likely from the loss of habitat. I hope that some day they will not be like other animals, with no habitat and people desperately trying to save them. Ah! I don't want any more animals going the way of the dodo. So, that's it!
Cya all later, peeps!

h0i! Here's a collage I made when I was five. It was actually my first collage! I was very happy with the result. I used various mediums to make it, like string, onion peels, crayon and pencil shavings, and plant matter. It was a good experiment, and I think I should make another soon! :3
I'll see y'all later! 0v0