Anteater Hoodies

Not Today Satan ∆ Nihilist Anteater Design

I'm not weird, just ask my anteater

Colored pencil drawing of an Echidna by Tim Jeffs

This hand drawn Aardvark design is a great gift for any aardvark lover, animal enthusiast, zoo keeper, African wildlife researcher, park ranger or nature person. Aardvarks are known to be nocturnal and always looking for ants and termites. We added the common and Latin names to this aardvark design to help raise awareness about this strange creature, biodiversity and the importance of looking after our environment. If you are looking for a really cool surprise gift for your significant other or best friend, this aardvark might be the solution!

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This hand drawn Aardvark design is a great gift for any aardvark lover, animal enthusiast, zoo keeper, African wildlife researcher, park ranger or nature person. Aardvarks are known to be nocturnal and always looking for ants and termites. We added the common and Latin names to this aardvark design to help raise awareness about this strange creature, biodiversity and the importance of looking after our environment. If you are looking for a really cool surprise gift for your significant other or best friend, this aardvark might be the solution!

Echidna Artwork by Stephen Hogarth Copyright Hogarth Arts 2016.

Be An Anteater - Always Yourself Unless You Can

Consumer of ants and destroyer of colonies. What's more epic than anteaters?

cool scribble drawing of an Echidna

What do you call an aardvark bard? A bAardvark. A fun design for dnd (dungeons and dragons) gamers and fans of magic, fantasy, ttrpg, rpg, and aardvarks.

What do you call an aardvark bard? A bAardvark. A fun design for dnd (dungeons and dragons) gamers and fans of magic, fantasy, ttrpg, rpg, and aardvarks.

Show your Wonderful Weirdness with this amazing Pangolin Design! Art by Erin Cooper

Echidna Study Shirt | Natural History Animal Illustration | Australian Mammal Taxonomy and Species Education

Aardvark

A bright colourful geometric aardvark

Have you ever heard of Pangolins? Though they are covered with scales, they are mammals - also called "scaled ant-eaters". They are amazing, ancient animals, whose only defense is to roll up into a ball when threatened. Those big claws are not sharp - they are only for digging out termite mounds. But just like us, they nurse their young with milk, and their babies ride around on their mother's tail until they are old enough to start eating termites and ants and forage on their own. They live in the jungles of Vietnam, China and South-East Asia, and they are very endangered due to poaching and wildlife trade today. I had the amazing experience of living with two of them, when I was growing up - they were two rescued pangolins taken ca...

This adorable illustration features a balled up pangolin.

Linear illustration of pangolin.