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Double sided Brain in a Jar keychains are up! After playing psychonauts 2 I knew it was finally time to draw something inspired by one of my favorite games!
Here's the two animals I took care of tonight!
This is our Chilean Redhaired Trantula, cinnamon. Then also,
Bruce Wayne, a rescued Big Brown Bat, his wing got injured and when fixed he couldn't properly fly so my teacher cares for him now at her wildlife rehab place! Anyways, here r the others we brought!
Have a good night!
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Now for a Halloween tale of—white shark conservation!
When one of our researchers stumbled upon a cache of shark mummies (yes) in Mexico, it led to a cross-border partnership and breakthrough study that helps us better understand and protect the West Coast’s white sharks.
Join us on Halloween for a Facebook Live chat with Curator Nancy Simmons as she discussed the truth about vampires. Catch up on her research about bats with this blog post.
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