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A Horse skull with a crown of pine needles and holly, with an etheral blue glow in the eye socket. The figure is draped in pink, blue and lavender. The background shimmers with holographic colors and stars.

A white and tan borzoi crowned with pine, holly and stars against a starry night sky.

A coyote howling and dancing on his hind feet, with a banner swirled around him reading "May all we do be all for our delight".

An illustration of a whitetail deer framed with yarrow.

A white rabbit leaping with a stylized red sun behind him.

From the eyes and chest of the skeleton, rainbow light bursts forth in an ethereal spectacle, casting prismatic light - radiant and defiant. A cascade of hope and kindness, this luminous glow pierces the shadows, an emblem of the boundless compassion that flows from a heart once shattered but now a source of unwavering strength. Each beam of rainbow light, each bloodied tooth, and each tendril of vine

represents the indomitable spirit that refuses to be extinguished. Despite the world’s cruelty, kindness will shine through the deepest wounds, snarling and baring its teeth until the world itself flinches.

A scene from the nursery rhyme Who Killed Cock Robin

a smiling raccoon wearing a raggedy coat, hat and bow tie

A smiling opossum wearing a hat and bandana

A colorful illustration of a coyote skull surrounded by dandelions, ferns and wild flowers with a scroll of text in latin reading "Adaptare et florescere", meaning "adapt and flourish" in English

Attack negative perceptions of rats, highlight their intelligence and the wonder they possess…A carousel filled with an array of dazzling colors, evoking a sense of energy and rebellion. Amidst the vibrant scene, the centerpiece rat stands proudly, bearing two arrows firmly lodged in its back, symbolizing resilience, strength and the ability to overcome challenges.

A portrait of a horse skull with glowing eyes, a crown of flowers and a blue veil.

A surreal, dreamlike scene of a Kākāpō (Strigops habroptilus) perched on a blue crescent moon gently illuminated by the night sky. Kākāpō means "night parrot" in Māori.

The oldest domesticated bird in the world, Columba livia domestica - the domestic pigeon was derived from the rock dove. They have a remarkable innate homing ability, they use magnetoreception to find their way back to their nests.

Graellsia isabellae, the Spanish moon moth, is in the silkmoth family Saturniidae. Native to Spain and France.

Muntjacs, also known as the barking deer, are small deer of the genus Muntiacus native to South/Southeast Asia.

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