I’m not blue, but you may be if you touch me. Tiny, I am so tiny, only about 2 to 1.8 inches (3-4.5 cm). I am a vibrant blue with black spots so I am not easy to miss. Yes, I am poisonous to the touch and that is bad news, but there is good news. If you want to have me in your life, it is simple, provide me a home, and feed me crickets and fruit flies.

The poison comes from the insects I eat out in the wild and those insects have been nibbling on poisonous plants, so if you don’t feed me those types of insects I will be safe to have as a friend. This might be the start of a never-blue friendship.

I’m not blue, but you may be if you touch me. Tiny, I am so tiny, only about 2 to 1.8 inches (3-4.5 cm). I am a vibrant blue with black spots so I am not easy to miss. Yes, I am poisonous to the touch and that is bad news, but there is good news. If you want to have me in your life, it is simple, provide me a home, and feed me crickets and fruit flies.

The poison comes from the insects I eat out in the wild and those insects have been nibbling on poisonous plants, so if you don’t feed me those types of insects I will be safe to have as a friend. This might be the start of a never-blue friendship.

Darting here and there into the shade and now into the sun. This little salamander is quick, but you should have no trouble spotting it because it is bright purple. What a pretty little salamander. I don’t know if this salamander has time to stop and chat, as it seems very busy, looking for tasty snacks and running up trees. 

Darting here and there into the shade and now into the sun. This little salamander is quick, but you should have no trouble spotting it because it is bright purple. What a pretty little salamander. I don’t know if this salamander has time to stop and chat, as it seems very busy, looking for tasty snacks and running up trees. 

A bug! Where? Did it land on me? Ahhh!

Oh, you are talking about me. Whew! I was worried for a minute there. I am sorry if I bugged you. Hehe! I am pleased to meet you, though we met under some exciting conditions.

I am indeed a bug. I am also cute, well, my family thinks I am. They are always telling me, when I play tricks, not to be so cute.

I promise I won’t land on you—my feet can tickle a bit. One thing I do not like to see is a rolled-up newspaper, though these days, I see less of those, and I know how humans treasure their phones, so I don’t think a phone will be swung with as much vigour as a newspaper.

A bug! Where? Did it land on me? Ahhh!

Oh, you are talking about me. Whew! I was worried for a minute there. I am sorry if I bugged you. Hehe! I am pleased to meet you, though we met under some exciting conditions.

I am indeed a bug. I am also cute, well, my family thinks I am. They are always telling me, when I play tricks, not to be so cute.

I promise I won’t land on you—my feet can tickle a bit. One thing I do not like to see is a rolled-up newspaper, though these days, I see less of those, and I know how humans treasure their phones, so I don’t think a phone will be swung with as much vigour as a newspaper.

A bug! Where? Did it land on me? Ahhh!

Oh, you are talking about me. Whew! I was worried for a minute there. I am sorry if I bugged you. Hehe! I am pleased to meet you, though we met under some exciting conditions.

I am indeed a bug. I am also cute, well, my family thinks I am. They are always telling me, when I play tricks, not to be so cute.

I promise I won’t land on you—my feet can tickle a bit. One thing I do not like to see is a rolled-up newspaper, though these days, I see less of those, and I know how humans treasure their phones, so I don’t think a phone will be swung with as much vigour as a newspaper.

A bug! Where? Did it land on me? Ahhh!

Oh, you are talking about me. Whew! I was worried for a minute there. I am sorry if I bugged you. Hehe! I am pleased to meet you, though we met under some exciting conditions.

I am indeed a bug. I am also cute, well, my family thinks I am. They are always telling me, when I play tricks, not to be so cute.

I promise I won’t land on you—my feet can tickle a bit. One thing I do not like to see is a rolled-up newspaper, though these days, I see less of those, and I know how humans treasure their phones, so I don’t think a phone will be swung with as much vigour as a newspaper.

As a long-eared owl, I have the privilege of being part of the majestic owl family. My distinctive long ear tufts give me a unique and charming look that can sometimes make me resemble a wise old owl! I love spending my nights hunting for prey with my exceptional hearing and eyesight. Flying on silent wings through the dark forest brings me a sense of freedom and connection to nature that I cherish. Whether I'm hooting softly in the moonlit night or perched peacefully on a branch, I take pride in being a long-eared owl, embracing my role in the circle of life.

With silky grey fur and intense yellow eyes, the cat slips like a shadow through towns and forests, soft feet soundlessly padding along rooftops. It peers through windows and open doors, climbing to the highest heights to survey the surroundings. Pausing only to wash its face with tired paws, this cat is on a journey to find something special.

With silky grey fur and intense yellow eyes, the cat slips like a shadow through towns and forests, soft feet soundlessly padding along rooftops. It peers through windows and open doors, climbing to the highest heights to survey the surroundings. Pausing only to wash its face with tired paws, this cat is on a journey to find something special.

Hello there! As a long-eared owl, I truly enjoy the quiet night skies and the peaceful rustling of the trees. My keen sense of hearing allows me to detect even the faintest of sounds, making me a skilled hunter in the darkness. Despite my mysterious appearance, I am actually quite a friendly creature, always ready to socialise with my strigine colleagues and explore the wonders of the night together. Flying silently through the night air brings me immense joy, and I take pride in my beautiful long ear tufts that add a touch of elegance to my charming personality. Let's hoot and chirp together under the moonlit sky!

You will never meet a more caffeinated and wild penguin than Half Caf. They do not go anywhere without their trusty coffee mug and are always seeking out more and better brews of coffee. Whatever you do, do NOT serve decaf!

This little penguin is always up for an adventure. They are always seeking somewhere new while trying to remain a level headed approach to the unexpected. Don’t let their sweet innocent face fool you though, fun can often be mischief.

It is a myth that carrots are good for bunnies. Carrots actually contain too much sugar. You are better off feeding your bunny unlimited high quality hay supplemented by greens such as romaine lettuce with the occasional sugary treat like fruit. Pellets should only be given in moderation not left out at all times and be dosed by your bunny’s weight. Mind you, you should be aware there is a strong chance your bunny will turn their nose up at this all. Their preferred food of choice? PHONE CHARGERS!

Dutch breed rabbits are surprisingly originally from England. They are a dwarf breed easily identified by their characteristic markings that come in a variety of colours. They have great calm and loving personalities and can make great companions.

Some say this unicorn only appears in dreams, and perhaps only in unicorn's dreams. The golden unicorn is the unicorn's unicorn, the unicorn other unicorns want to see, but wonder whether it is real or just a myth.

Grey unicorns are not grey all over. Their tails and manes are often a whole variety of colors. That's why they are called grey; grey is the only color they all have in common. They have posed for My Little Unicorn, but to date they have been overlooked in favor of beasts with brighter colored coats.

I’m not blue, but you may be if you touch me. Tiny, I am so tiny, only about 2 to 1.8 inches (3-4.5 cm). I am a vibrant blue with black spots so I am not easy to miss. Yes, I am poisonous to the touch and that is bad news, but there is good news. If you want to have me in your life, it is simple, provide me a home, and feed me crickets and fruit flies.

The poison comes from the insects I eat out in the wild and those insects have been nibbling on poisonous plants, so if you don’t feed me those types of insects I will be safe to have as a friend. This might be the start of a never-blue friendship.

I’m not blue, but you may be if you touch me. Tiny, I am so tiny, only about 2 to 1.8 inches (3-4.5 cm). I am a vibrant blue with black spots so I am not easy to miss. Yes, I am poisonous to the touch and that is bad news, but there is good news. If you want to have me in your life, it is simple, provide me a home, and feed me crickets and fruit flies.

The poison comes from the insects I eat out in the wild and those insects have been nibbling on poisonous plants, so if you don’t feed me those types of insects I will be safe to have as a friend. This might be the start of a never-blue friendship.