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What you are looking at is one of the rarest guitarfishes, a family of rays that are known for their flattened heads and are normally shy from humans, but sadly are critically endangered thanks to overfishing. (Originally drawn in January 2021, redrawn for May 2025)

Commonly mistaken for sharks, these rays are actually known for the saw that’s actually an enlongated snout used to help them sense their prey plus self defense. (Originally drawn in January 2021, redrawn in May 2025)

(Originally made back in late 2020, remastered in August 2024) One of the most widely kept shark species in public aquariums, for their fearsome appearance and bulky body, but are docile in terms of looks, and are the only sharks to gulp air from the surface.

One of the world’s most deadliest birds found in the tropical forests of Australia and New Guinea, while also being one of the closest living animals that resemble dinosaurs.

Condors are arguably my favorite birds of prey, and the Andean Condor is no exception because they’re the national symbol of Peru, which is the country of origin of where I’m from.