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Well, this may look like I suddenly got cracking after my computer was fixed and made some critters, but actually I drew them a while ago but never got around to finishing them. I was actually planning to draw more, but there's that whole laziness thing again.

So, here's some critters. Most don't have much of a background, none have their own settings. Still, who needs that sort of thing?

Autumn Fish: Despite the name, the autumn fish lives in rivers like the Amazon, where there is no true autumn. Instead, it swims through the rivers when they've flooded the jungles, moving in a back and forth motion to mimic a rotten leaf.
Flange-Necked Turtle: A relative of the Mata mata turtle, the flange-necked turtle is more heavily armoured but still well camouflaged.
Stoatling: Stoatlings are agile predators, capable of chasing prey down any hole. When bothered, they will dive headfirst into a hole, rattle their quills like a rattlesnake and then thrash the tail about, hoping to get quills stuck in the face of the predator.
Karkan: The karkan has 7 horns: the two on its chin are for digging up roots, the two on the side are for knocking down trees and digging, the two on the nose are for sparring with other karkans and the one on the top is for impressing mates.
Rang: No story for this one. I just wanted to make a creature out of boomerang shapes.
Flaming Nudibranch: The flaming nudibranches are known for being absolutely fabulous!
Wasp-Eater:Wasp-eaters are heavily armoured relatives of the anteater. They will actually attack any type of colonial insect they can find, be it wasp, ant, termite or bee. Their armour and thick fur will protect them, and many insects will be caught in the fur or crushed under the plates. Afterwards, the wasp-eater family will get together and lick off the insects that were trapped.
Sturgar: No story for this one. Just a gar/sturgeon/fish thing.

Description
Well, this may look like I suddenly got cracking after my computer was fixed and made some critters, but actually I drew them a while ago but never got around to finishing them. I was actually planning to draw more, but there's that whole laziness thing again.

So, here's some critters. Most don't have much of a background, none have their own settings. Still, who needs that sort of thing?

Autumn Fish: Despite the name, the autumn fish lives in rivers like the Amazon, where there is no true autumn. Instead, it swims through the rivers when they've flooded the jungles, moving in a back and forth motion to mimic a rotten leaf.
Flange-Necked Turtle: A relative of the Mata mata turtle, the flange-necked turtle is more heavily armoured but still well camouflaged.
Stoatling: Stoatlings are agile predators, capable of chasing prey down any hole. When bothered, they will dive headfirst into a hole, rattle their quills like a rattlesnake and then thrash the tail about, hoping to get quills stuck in the face of the predator.
Karkan: The karkan has 7 horns: the two on its chin are for digging up roots, the two on the side are for knocking down trees and digging, the two on the nose are for sparring with other karkans and the one on the top is for impressing mates.
Rang: No story for this one. I just wanted to make a creature out of boomerang shapes.
Flaming Nudibranch: The flaming nudibranches are known for being absolutely fabulous!
Wasp-Eater:Wasp-eaters are heavily armoured relatives of the anteater. They will actually attack any type of colonial insect they can find, be it wasp, ant, termite or bee. Their armour and thick fur will protect them, and many insects will be caught in the fur or crushed under the plates. Afterwards, the wasp-eater family will get together and lick off the insects that were trapped.
Sturgar: No story for this one. Just a gar/sturgeon/fish thing.