Tooty Frooty illustration

Previously Classroom Cartoonist.

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Hot girl summer may be over, but thankfully tropical fruit is forever

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Oriental pied hornbills only have excellent dietary advice for you. 

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This is what they mean by “talking to your plants” to make them grow better, right?

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This is what you get after you send noods. 

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Hey! I’ve gotten an account on TeePublic, so if you have been wanting some of my doodles on things in real life, please do go check it out! 

https://www.teepublic.com/user/jacfruit

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just keep swimming. 

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Vegan vampyrus represent

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Did you know that not all bees are black and yellow? Blue banded digger bees have fabulous neon blue stripes, and are fairly common in Singaporean gardens!

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Summer is almost here! Let’s reduce the beach bodycount by ditching single use plastics. >:(

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Good vines only. 

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Ninox scutulata

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HERE BE DRAGONS! The sumatran flying dragon (Draco sumatranus) is a lizard that believes it can glide! By flattening out its ribs into flaps, the lizards leap from tree to tree and glide their way to safety.

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Ashy roundleaf bats (Hipposideros cineraceus) are small horseshoe bats that can be found on Pulau Ubin! Horseshoe bats are named as such because their have these weird noseleafs shaped kind of like horseshoes which they use for echolocation. I'm going to be doodling Singapore's native biodiversity for my own amusement. Stay tuned for more obscure but adorable animals from my little island O: