eek ty for doing this! i love the designs you mkae and i always get really excited when im pinged in this thread!
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eek ty for doing this! i love the designs you mkae and i always get really excited when im pinged in this thread!
LOVE WINS!!!! SUPER excited for this one as a certified Secretarybird fan !!! I will not shut up about these birds!
LOVE WINS!!!! SUPER excited for this one as a certified Secretarybird fan !!! I will not shut up about these birds!
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Did you know that there's a species of mollusk called Janthina janthina aka the violet snail, that spends its entire life floating at the surface of the ocean, on a raft of bubbles it carefully grooms. Here's a picture!
Did you know that there's a species of mollusk called Janthina janthina aka the violet snail, that spends its entire life floating at the surface of the ocean, on a raft of bubbles it carefully grooms. Here's a picture!
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Did you know that there's a species of mollusk called Janthina janthina aka the violet snail, that spends its entire life floating at the surface of the ocean, on a raft of bubbles it carefully grooms. Here's a picture!
Did you know that there's a species of mollusk called Janthina janthina aka the violet snail, that spends its entire life floating at the surface of the ocean, on a raft of bubbles it carefully grooms. Here's a picture!
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I am SUPER DUPER UPER excited you are printing this !! My special interest is in raptors/birds of prey and when I first saw your concept for the skin, I sent it to my fellow raptor identifier friends @doodlepede and @hunterddnd (guys look, it's at print!!). We are very enthusiastic about raptors and identify them on a citizen science project! I specialise in Falconiformes (Caracaras and Falcons), my friend hunterddnd specialises in Accipitriformes (Hawks, Eagles, Kites, and Allies) (the order to which the Secretarybird belongs!!), and my friend doodlepede specialises in Strigiformes (Owls). We love raptors!!
Fun stuff I want to share is that Secretarybirds used to be grouped together with the Seriemas due to their similar terrestrial hunting behaviour. Recent discussion in the Journal of Raptor Research has raptor researchers beginning to include these 2 South American species (members of the order Cariamiformes) in the "raptor" designation. Their article (DOI:10.3356/0892-1016-53.4.419) suggests that Accipitriformes, Cathartiformes (New World Vultures), Strigiformes, Cariamiformes, and Falconiformes should all receive the moniker. I think Cariamiformes are very underrated and they have a lot of the same charm as the beautiful Sagittariid singleton. They hunt snakes as well, making use of their DELIGHTFUL sickle claw to pin things. If you search for the article "Observation of Claw Use and Feeding Behavior of the Red-Legged Seriema and Its Implication for Claw Use in Deinonychosaurs" (Oswald et al 2023) and take a peek at images, they have labeled diagrams of seriemas using this claw to attack a carabiner with keys. I love them!
Thank you for this UMA!!
Fun stuff I want to share is that Secretarybirds used to be grouped together with the Seriemas due to their similar terrestrial hunting behaviour. Recent discussion in the Journal of Raptor Research has raptor researchers beginning to include these 2 South American species (members of the order Cariamiformes) in the "raptor" designation. Their article (DOI:10.3356/0892-1016-53.4.419) suggests that Accipitriformes, Cathartiformes (New World Vultures), Strigiformes, Cariamiformes, and Falconiformes should all receive the moniker. I think Cariamiformes are very underrated and they have a lot of the same charm as the beautiful Sagittariid singleton. They hunt snakes as well, making use of their DELIGHTFUL sickle claw to pin things. If you search for the article "Observation of Claw Use and Feeding Behavior of the Red-Legged Seriema and Its Implication for Claw Use in Deinonychosaurs" (Oswald et al 2023) and take a peek at images, they have labeled diagrams of seriemas using this claw to attack a carabiner with keys. I love them!
Thank you for this UMA!!
I am SUPER DUPER UPER excited you are printing this !! My special interest is in raptors/birds of prey and when I first saw your concept for the skin, I sent it to my fellow raptor identifier friends @doodlepede and @hunterddnd (guys look, it's at print!!). We are very enthusiastic about raptors and identify them on a citizen science project! I specialise in Falconiformes (Caracaras and Falcons), my friend hunterddnd specialises in Accipitriformes (Hawks, Eagles, Kites, and Allies) (the order to which the Secretarybird belongs!!), and my friend doodlepede specialises in Strigiformes (Owls). We love raptors!!
Fun stuff I want to share is that Secretarybirds used to be grouped together with the Seriemas due to their similar terrestrial hunting behaviour. Recent discussion in the Journal of Raptor Research has raptor researchers beginning to include these 2 South American species (members of the order Cariamiformes) in the "raptor" designation. Their article (DOI:10.3356/0892-1016-53.4.419) suggests that Accipitriformes, Cathartiformes (New World Vultures), Strigiformes, Cariamiformes, and Falconiformes should all receive the moniker. I think Cariamiformes are very underrated and they have a lot of the same charm as the beautiful Sagittariid singleton. They hunt snakes as well, making use of their DELIGHTFUL sickle claw to pin things. If you search for the article "Observation of Claw Use and Feeding Behavior of the Red-Legged Seriema and Its Implication for Claw Use in Deinonychosaurs" (Oswald et al 2023) and take a peek at images, they have labeled diagrams of seriemas using this claw to attack a carabiner with keys. I love them!
Thank you for this UMA!!
Fun stuff I want to share is that Secretarybirds used to be grouped together with the Seriemas due to their similar terrestrial hunting behaviour. Recent discussion in the Journal of Raptor Research has raptor researchers beginning to include these 2 South American species (members of the order Cariamiformes) in the "raptor" designation. Their article (DOI:10.3356/0892-1016-53.4.419) suggests that Accipitriformes, Cathartiformes (New World Vultures), Strigiformes, Cariamiformes, and Falconiformes should all receive the moniker. I think Cariamiformes are very underrated and they have a lot of the same charm as the beautiful Sagittariid singleton. They hunt snakes as well, making use of their DELIGHTFUL sickle claw to pin things. If you search for the article "Observation of Claw Use and Feeding Behavior of the Red-Legged Seriema and Its Implication for Claw Use in Deinonychosaurs" (Oswald et al 2023) and take a peek at images, they have labeled diagrams of seriemas using this claw to attack a carabiner with keys. I love them!
Thank you for this UMA!!
i think you have a fantastic mastery over using the limitations of skins (the lineart) so well that you can barely tell there ARE any lines other than the ones you draw.
Also, did you know that bath and body works almond vanilla hand soap smells like heaven? it does
Also, did you know that bath and body works almond vanilla hand soap smells like heaven? it does
i think you have a fantastic mastery over using the limitations of skins (the lineart) so well that you can barely tell there ARE any lines other than the ones you draw.
Also, did you know that bath and body works almond vanilla hand soap smells like heaven? it does
Also, did you know that bath and body works almond vanilla hand soap smells like heaven? it does
Placed an order! SOOOO excited!!
Fun fact!:
Did you know there are some varieties of fish that can breath both underwater and atmospheric air via an organ that not all fish have? The organ is the labyrinth organ and helps inhaled oxygen get dispersed into their blood. Betta fish are an example of a fish with this organ
Fun fact!:
Did you know there are some varieties of fish that can breath both underwater and atmospheric air via an organ that not all fish have? The organ is the labyrinth organ and helps inhaled oxygen get dispersed into their blood. Betta fish are an example of a fish with this organ
Placed an order! SOOOO excited!!
Fun fact!:
Did you know there are some varieties of fish that can breath both underwater and atmospheric air via an organ that not all fish have? The organ is the labyrinth organ and helps inhaled oxygen get dispersed into their blood. Betta fish are an example of a fish with this organ
Fun fact!:
Did you know there are some varieties of fish that can breath both underwater and atmospheric air via an organ that not all fish have? The organ is the labyrinth organ and helps inhaled oxygen get dispersed into their blood. Betta fish are an example of a fish with this organ
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Placed an order I love Secretary birds so love this as soon as I saw this
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aaa i've been waiting for this skin !! your skins are always incredible but i was looking forward to this one because i love secretary birds TvT
just placed an order, can't wait to get my copy c:
just placed an order, can't wait to get my copy c:
aaa i've been waiting for this skin !! your skins are always incredible but i was looking forward to this one because i love secretary birds TvT
just placed an order, can't wait to get my copy c:
just placed an order, can't wait to get my copy c:
Ohh I was hoping you'd open up for these as soon as I saw the database entry. Your accents and skins are always so pretty, and this one is no exception. [emoji=heart size=1]
A Happy New Year to everyone!
Ohh I was hoping you'd open up for these as soon as I saw the database entry. Your accents and skins are always so pretty, and this one is no exception. 
A Happy New Year to everyone!
A Happy New Year to everyone!
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oooooooohhh LOVE WINS! has got to be one of my favourite skins you've made so far!
Some random fun facts about polar bears, since I was doing some research on them recently: despite their white appearance, polar bears have black skin, and their fur is actually hollow, which allows for greater heat retention. They're also the only bear species that is a carnivore (other bears are omnivores), and the only bear species that is classified as a marine mammal (as they spend a lot of time in and around the arctic ocean, and rely heavily on it for survival).
Some random fun facts about polar bears, since I was doing some research on them recently: despite their white appearance, polar bears have black skin, and their fur is actually hollow, which allows for greater heat retention. They're also the only bear species that is a carnivore (other bears are omnivores), and the only bear species that is classified as a marine mammal (as they spend a lot of time in and around the arctic ocean, and rely heavily on it for survival).
oooooooohhh LOVE WINS! has got to be one of my favourite skins you've made so far!
Some random fun facts about polar bears, since I was doing some research on them recently: despite their white appearance, polar bears have black skin, and their fur is actually hollow, which allows for greater heat retention. They're also the only bear species that is a carnivore (other bears are omnivores), and the only bear species that is classified as a marine mammal (as they spend a lot of time in and around the arctic ocean, and rely heavily on it for survival).
Some random fun facts about polar bears, since I was doing some research on them recently: despite their white appearance, polar bears have black skin, and their fur is actually hollow, which allows for greater heat retention. They're also the only bear species that is a carnivore (other bears are omnivores), and the only bear species that is classified as a marine mammal (as they spend a lot of time in and around the arctic ocean, and rely heavily on it for survival).
