Preschoolers pet a bearded dragon lizard during a visit from Cool Critters Outreach to The Child's Place in Deerfield Township on Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Brian and Richelle Gill brought all kinds of animals for the kids to pet and learn about. The Enquirer/Leigh Taylor

Looking very majestic. Staring down the intruding camera trap...

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

5 inches wide.

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Awesome coyote...

Aphids munching cactus.

the infamous blind spot in the garden, gotta get a cage around that bed!

Lucy saw a critter outside and was watching it very closely.

ODC: CRITTER

I'm at loss for what this cute little sea critter may be.

Sumi steals socks all the time...especially my Dad's wool ones.

Critter and Claire

Sew

Sometimes Daisy and I see forest critters - but today, only evidence that they were here.

What is this critter? I haven't seen one of these fellows before.

Pretty lizard in the process of changing color.

Burying nuts.

I put wire mesh around the base to keep out the rabbits, skunks, squirrels racoons and other critters that we've seen in our backyard. (IMG_3511)

Probable Brown Argus (Aricia agestis). Near Polizzi Generosa, Sicily. May 3, 2006.

Photo by Bill Yake

Critters feeding hungry iOS devs at WWDC 2013!

These are another line of critters that I've been working on. I think I'm going to call them munk critters.

taken at Mulgowie, Queensland, Australia

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New Critter Pillows are coming.

The turbot is a common fish in Icelandic waters. They are described as left-eyed fish. There are two distinct groups of flatfish depending on whether they lie down on their right side or their left side. They all start life swimming as most other fish-that is to say, belly down, back up. Then a strange metamorphosis occurs and they settle on the bottom one one side. What's even stranger is that one eyeball migrates around or through the skull so they are both on top!