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!

  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! Here's a little bio of a creature I made, and more are coming soon! 
Bye! \(^w^)/

      Here's one of my latest artworks! This is a page from my coloring book, I Draw, You Color! It depicts a Treebork and its friends. Treeborks are peaceful crafters of beautiful weaving, which they use to make their nests. They live in small colonies of about 10 to 25 members. Of course, this is not a set number, and in tough times they are known to form megacolonies of more than a hundred individuals! 
     The little green and grey ungulate (hoofed mammal) sitting on a moss-rock is a Keynoot! Keynoots are tiny herbivorous animals that reside in and around ponds, rivers, and lakes. they eat marshy plants like duckweed but will go after other things like snowy cattails. There is a misconception that they mostly eat snowy cattails due to their white tongues.
     The slug chillin' along side the two is a Slivaslug! They are poisonous mollusks with an affinity for spider-webs! They often form a symbiotic relationship with spiders, protecting them for a weekly ration of silk threads.
        Stay colorful, peeps!

Meet my latest creation! I named it Insanity Serpent because he is infinitely long and can never fully get out of the spiral caverns which drives him insane. Poor thing! I will have to think up of ways to make his existence more fun and exciting. 
'Gotta go! Have some online class to attend. 
Ssssseee you later!
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