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Jumping spider + owlbear! Currently up for offers over my TH :]c Upd: closed now!
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Jumping spider + owlbear! Currently up for offers over my TH :]c Upd: closed now!
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Yutyrannus
I drew another interesting dinosaur, this one is Yi qi. A small theropod that looks like a bat and bird mixed together! I based mine on a Reeve's pheasant.
Dragon figure of the day: Tokidoki Unicorno Cherry Dragon
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raffle 2
One of the raffle winners from a bit ago!
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HOODED SERPENT🐍 🤍 (Anguis Palliolum) "A reptilian species resembling a chimera thanks to the multiple mishmashed serpentine heads. These feathered creatures display a moderate level of aggression if undisturbed and prefer stealthy methods to hunt. To feed they have a large tube appendage (ironically also resembling a snake) in place of a tongue with sharp pseudo teeth to hook and then pull prey inside the jaws. In spite of the ophidian structure they possess a pair of strong hindlimbs to navigate through cliffs and inclined terrain. As for the name, the hatchlings start growing white feathers almost like a hood around their necks until it covers their body in its entirety."