
She may be a huge, mutated wolf. But, like any wolf, some of Wendy’s favorite pastimes include howling at the moon and deceiving everybody.
She may be a huge, mutated wolf. But, like any wolf, some of Wendy’s favorite pastimes include howling at the moon and deceiving everybody.
If you asked me what my favorite bird was, it’d definitely be the bald eagle without a doubt. These guys are flying over a Montana mountain range.
Now, it’s well-known that the elephant and the mammoth lived in extremely different environments. One was adapted to the intense cold of the Pleistocene Era, while the other exists in the hot, sunny savannas of Africa.
And yet…
They’re so similar.
The only difference is that one has curved tusks and hair. Otherwise, they’re almost like mirror images of each other.
Time passes us by. Some things are lost to time. But, you never forget where you came from.
Okay, so I really admire elephants. I find them to be very charismatic creatures; they’re very intelligent, and their size, ears, tusks, and trunks leave quite a strong impression on me. Easily one of my top 5 favorite animal species.
So, naturally, I developed a fascination with the elephant’s prehistoric counterpart, the mammoth. If only they were still around… Thanks to the wonders of science, they may find a way to create a mammoth-elephant hybrid. But, unfortunately, bona fide wooly mammoth is off the cards at this point for now.
So, much like modern-day elephants, mammoths liked traveling in matriarchal herds. They were just as family-oriented as today’s elephants, according to scientists.
After reading that, I painted this picture of a woolly mammoths herd traveling through an Ice Age valley. These guys really stick together like glue.
This is paradise…
There’s a penguin in this picture if you can spot him…
Sometimes, in this big, cold world, you can feel alone, invisible, and just plain unknown. But, despite that, we just keep on going and going. We drift through life, no matter what.