Shrimp 🦐

I've decided to become insane and actually draw hands. This was just a warmup round for when I do one with 6 hands all gripping things in some way in the same painting.

Someone stop me

Red Winter is Coming!

The jungle creeper is much more vibrant than its close relative, the common creeper. You can also see that they have four distinct limbs whereas the common creepers hind legs are too small to be seen or useful.

Jungle creepers spend most of their life up in the trees. They are aggressive towards players, purposefully dropping down on top of them from the canopy.

In size they average at 5-6ft from head to tail. While jungle creepers prefer to walk on all four feet, they do stand up on their hind legs as an intimidation tactic.

!!Disclaimer!! As jungle creepers are very aggressive it's recommended that you do not approach them if they haven't seen you. Explosions from this creeper cause massive damage resulting in almost certain death.

The "common creeper" is found in a variety of biomes but prefer leafy forests, which camouflage them best.

Pictured here is a creeper in the late-summer season. During fall these creepers turn into beautiful browns and reds to hide in the fallen leaves.

The horns on its head imitate branches, also working to help their camouflage. It's not yet known if these horns serve any other purpose. Not all creepers have the same sized horns, some have such small ones you can't even see them.

Common creepers range in size from 2-6ft defending on their age. The avarage age of a creeper is hard to determine, since they often die by explosion and don't leave anything to study.