Zookeeper Socks
Description: Mountain Gorillas (Gorilla beringei beringei) are critically endangered still with an estimated population of around 880 individuals left in the wild. Their outlook has brightened a little in recent years due to conservation efforts from groups and programs like the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. Despite these efforts, poaching and encroaching human population is still a threat to Mountain gorillas and their habitat.
Description: This Rhino – We All Share This Planet is part of our design series which is meant to help raise awareness about our planet’s health, the importance of biodiversity, habitat loss and individual animals. If you like rhinos, care about animals, Planet Earth’s future and Mother Nature, you might have come to the right place! Also, this rhinoceros design is a powerful and meaningful gift idea for any rhino lover, African animal enthusiast, zoo keeper, eco warrior or anti-poaching activist.
Rhino - We All Share This Planet - animal design - on white Socks
by Green Paladin
$14 $20
Description: These hand drawn Giant Anteaters are deeply in love! They are a great gift for any anteater lover, zoo keeper, animal enthusiast or nature person – and especially for that important someone who loves strange animals and is fascinated by Mother Nature’s biodiversity. But if you know somebody who would just like a really cool new animal art goodie, you have come to the right place!
Anteaters in Love - cute and fun animal design - on white Socks
by Green Paladin
$14 $20
Description: Celebrate one of history’s funniest moments with this “Never Forget 1932 Emu War” design! Featuring a detailed illustration of an emu standing proudly with text “Never Forget 1932,” this shirt is perfect for history buffs, emu lovers, bird fans, and zookeepers with a sense of humor. Great gift for men, women, and kids who enjoy funny history memes, Australian culture, or animal humor. Ideal for casual wear, zoo trips, or conversations that spark laughter.
Never Forget 1932 Emu War Funny Emu Lover Zookeeper Shirt Socks
by SAD BALAK
$14 $20
Description: If you love animals and like to visit the zoo this awesome animal lover design is for you. Makes a great animal gift for kids like boys & girls who love zoo animals.
Animal Lover Wild Safari Animals Design Cute Zoo Animal Shirt Socks
by Teemaniacs
$14 $20
Description: Our "Sloth Slow Animals Lazy Mammals Jungles Gift Pineapple Sloth" is the perfect design for Sloth Lovers. Great gift idea for Christmas, Birthdays and Any occasions.
Sloth Slow Animals Lazy Mammals Jungles Gift Pineapple Sloth Socks
by WildOutFree!
$14 $20
Description: Our "Sloth Retro Vintage Funny Sloths Forest Nature Wildlife Animals" is the perfect artwork and design for Sloth Lovers and Animal Owners. Also a great gift idea for a Birthday, Christmas and Any Occasions for Men, Women and Kids.
Sloth Retro Vintage Funny Sloths Forest Nature Wildlife Animals Socks
by WildOutFree!
$14 $20
Description: African Servals are slender cats with long legs, and ears that are the largest of any cats, proportional to their heads. If human ears were the same size proportionally to our heads as those of a servals, we would have dinner plate sized ears. Servals can jump up to 9 feet off the ground to grab a bird out of the air. Besides birds they are known to eat rodents, frogs, fish, reptiles, and even large insects. They often use their large ears to pick up sounds of their prey. While Serval populations are declining, they are not yet considered endangered. This is with the exception of One subspecies (the North african Serval). Servals are threatened by Habitat loss, Climate change, and sport hunting.
My Spirit Animal Is A Grumpy Sloth - Zookeeper Animal Lover Socks
by Teamartis
$14 $20
Description: Caracals, Also called a Desert Lynx, are found across africa and the Middle East to India. With powerful legs, these cats are known to jump 10 feet to swat birds right out of the sky. They are known to be solitary, and will aggressively defend their territory against others. Much of the Asian population of Carcals is declining rapidly, and in many areas they are seen as pests as they have been known to attack livestock when food is scarce.
