These critters are the result of a computer program that created a simple structure and allowed it to mutate. Selection preferred motion. The critters learned to move in an amazing variety of ways. Some of them look familiar; others are just plain weird. All of them are the result of selection pressure on random variation. This kind of mathematical evolution can be used to solve design problems.

These critters are the result of a computer program that created a simple structure and allowed it to mutate. Selection preferred motion. The critters learned to move in an amazing variety of ways. Some of them look familiar; others are just plain weird. All of them are the result of selection pressure on random variation. This kind of mathematical evolution can be used to solve design problems.

Project Webfoot, Frank L. Bowser May 16, 2008

Set of 6 postcards featuring red thrifty critter knitting himself a scarf. 4 shot on location around the Harveyville Project

Soft little critter 12inches tall from the tip of his ear to the bottom of his paw.

5inches wide.

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Cute little terrarium with two mushrooms and a ceramic/glass critter! Made with an upcycled jar and real German moss!!!

Mantis shrimp

We saw a Blue Heron just chilling out in a little pond on the way home Friday evening.

It's on!!!

I will poison your wells, burn your homes, and end your lineage!!!

Belmont, CA

1.19.17

Quiet spot in Critter Country. Pretty!

I like this shot only because you can see my reflection in his eye. Detail of a much larger image.

A few of the critters I saw wandering around the national Parks

Critters for Beads of Courage!

March 2005

Sneak peek of the new show, Curious Critters which opens up on Dec. 12th from 6:00 to 9:00 at Schmancy. Artist Drake Brodhal will be in attendance

Window Dog by Hanah Neal

Part of the Critters series of enhanced photography featuring colourful flying and creeping critters on a black and white background.

Prints available from Imagekind

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Critters for sale in Whole Foods

PHILADELPHIA ZOO

Critters

My first picture of a deer. Not a very good one, but still....

Ticker must have heard something moving around in all that vegetation, sure hope it wasn't a snake. Here in the Sunshine State there is no shortage of snakes and other scary critters.

Emma cannot believe her eyes and nose... aliens DO exist!

Butterflies and bees usually give these yellow flowers a miss, but I'm pretty certain to find other, smaller critters.

Another shot of the barn that is soon to be burned.

I kinda thought the holes in the hay looked like nests or dens where critters must have been. They were revealed after the barn boards were removed.

Siobhan Slone with Cool Critters Outreach shows second-graders an African Sulcata tortoise during a visit to Western Row Elementary School in Mason.

Cincinnati Enquirer/Leigh Taylor

“Our Little Cuddlebug” and

“Our Little Critter”

Mini Book Class

Instructor: Jennifer Priest of Scrapbook Royalty

Date: Saturday March 1, 2008 Time: 12pm-3pm Class Fee: $37

Location: Scrapping Lounge

Go “bug-eyed” over these two adorable books, just in time for Spring!!! The fifth and sixth books in Jennifer’s “Our Little” series, you’ll choose either “Our Little Cuddlebug” for a girl or “Our Little Critter” for a boy. “Our Little Cuddlebug” features butterflies, ladybugs, and bright flowers. “Our Little Critter” features worms, bugs, and lots of muddy fun! Sign up for two spots in the class to make both books!! The instructor will contact you a week before the class to inquire as to your choice of books. (Past books in the series: Our Little Monkey, …Monster, …Angel, …Sweetheart).

Supplies: Adhesive, sharp scissors, your favorite inks if you’d like to ink, foam paint brush.

We have muskrats in Tenney Park - can they make that much damage? They seem so small. :o)

Critter

Hello Yarn Fiber Club September 2012

4oz Falkland Wool Top