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Pre-emptive Happy New Year! Here’s a look back at the last 26 animals, complete with the stuff I missed. In …

It’s that time again! The last 26 animals in one shot, with the parts I missed. The southern Aardwolf saves. …

Despite the spots and location name, the Lake Urmia newt is hard to find.

The last 26 animals in one shot, but this time, the bits I left out! Another weird tale of Inuit …

A year ago today, after a combination of boredom, restlessness, and guilt for playing computer games all evening, I set …

The last 26 animals in one shot, complete with slapdash art and arbitrary ranking! Most blanks drawn Fifth: Unescoceratops Named …

The important info in one shot, arbitrarily ranked with arbitrary art. Enjoy! Most Regal Third: Japanese Marten Not only does …

I’m cheating a bit here (pun seriously not intended) because it’s no longer considered a sub-species, but the king cheetah …

This fluffy little tree-dweller can change its diet, its coat, and even its due date when needed, so it’s no …

My last two posts have had a bit too much sexy talk, so here’s the goblin shark to put an …

One look at a caracal reminds me why the ancient Egyptians worshipped cats. With its tall serifed ears, dusky fur, …

Quick facts about 26 animals, birds, fish, reptiles and bugs. With terrible artwork.

There’s an animal called the “ultimate shrew”. But what kind of “ultimate”?

Why should the Tibetan fox waste energy? It’s already on top of the world!

The name of the Ratanworabhan’s fruit bat is longer than most of the information about it.

Everything eats the narwhal. It’s the apple of the Arctic sea!

The kudu antelope feels too hot and fabulous to fight.

Being mysterious and weird-looking has its perks. Just ask the jaguarundi.

No, the devil fish’s eyes aren’t comically popping out, they’re just fins.

The bandicoot is cute and eats deadly spiders. Why do we destroy it??