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🔥 The Rough-skinned newt, a native species in the Pacific Northwest. These amphibians are highly poisonous and contain a strong neurotoxin called Tetrodotoxin (the same toxin as a pufferfish)
Credit to Jake Guzman
🔥 An unusual encounter unfolds as a Hyena and a Wild Dog lock eyes in the dark. The two predators hold their ground, sniffing each other without actually becoming aggressive.
Credit to Hayley Myburgh
🔥 An elephant simply existing and representing Africa
Video by Jack Swynnerton
🔥Lion cub trying to catch its mother's tail. He gets up every time he falls and succeeds in the end.
🔥 2 Spirit Bears have an "argument" for salmon.
Credit to Taylor Thomas Albright
I'm getting close to finishing the coloring of my next art, so I'll post a small clip with the evolution of the sketches.
Tomorrow I will most likely post the art in its final form. At the same time I finished the sketch for the third art and I will start coloring it after I finish this one. The video with the sketches of the third art will most likely be posted the day after tomorrow and the final form the day after that.
🔥 A juvenile Pied Monarch. Small black-and-white flycatcher, native only to Queensland’s tropical rainforests. Recognizable by its vivid blue eye-ring.
Credit to Naidu Kumpatla
🔥 A very young Roseate Spoonbill chick is gently fed by its parent in their palm tree nest. In this close-up, the tiny egg tooth is still visible at the tip of its bill, the small structure that helped it break free from the shell.
Credit to Deborah Sandidge
I will call this "A resting Fukuimimus".
Made this digital art using my tablet. Took a few days but I'm very happy with how it turned out. Following the pictures you can see the progress from a simple sketch to the color version.
What do you think, should I do more? I have 2 others in progress and I want to know if it makes sense to finish them.
🔥 Persian leopard watches a bird as it flies through the trees
Credit to Sondre Eriksen Hensema
🔥In the quiet of winter, the Amur leopard is always watching.
Video by Sondre Eriksen Hensema
🔥Mother polar bear wanted to relax, but her 2 cubs feel like playing.
Video by Martin Gregus Jr.