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Grass is an invasive species, a design for those that prefer other plants in their front yard. Oddly, many grasses are invasive.

This design showcases the distinctive features of the Water Chestnut, an invasive species, with meticulous detail. The leafing rosette, long stem, and spiky seed are prominently depicted, making it easy for viewers to identify the plant. This botanical illustration serves as both an artistic piece and an educational tool, raising awareness about the impact of invasive species on ecosystems.

We are our own worst enemies

It's the cat invasion! Resistance is futile! The UFO cats are here from outer space to take all the catnip, eat all the sardines, take over your bed, and scratch the couch Run! Run!! Custom background colors and image size are available for most products featuring this design including clothing, home decor, phone cases & skins, pet products and wall art. If you would like a different color background, or different image size, please contact me via Redbubble BubbleMail for more information. Thank you!

Might as well own it at this point. The Great Filter is here... and it's us.

Based on the Apotheosis statue in St. Louis MO

Lionfish in the Atlantic are an invasive species and have serious detrimental effects on reefs and native organisms. Save the reef eat a lionfish!

Red-eared slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)

Peacock bass prey on any species that catches their eye, but those in which they seem most interested are tilapia, crayfish, tadpoles, mosquitofish, minnows, and guppies. Also, they will eat their own young when other fish are scarce.

Cinquefoil is one of the earliest plants to bloom in the spring. It has tiny flowers that are sour to the taste and it can be dried and used to make tea that is believed to be good for complexions and other ailments.

The invasive species

Lionfish is one of Florida's best eating fish. Try them, please. One way to reduce a population of invasive marine life is to eat it. It taste like a cross between shrimp and lobster! Help eradicate this fish while enjoying a great seafood meal!

We've all seen the people wearing the "native" Michigan shirts, but deep down we all know the truth. There are a select few that could really wear the native shirt, and the rest of us need to declare the truth by buying this shirt. Stop the lies, buy the shirt and let everyone know how you really got here.

Competing alien civilizations are wanting to make Earth part of their new galactic kingdom!

The alien invasion is upon us! Fall and pray or bend a knee for your alien overlords!

They are here, your Alien overlords are here. The Alien Invasion is upon us!

They keep coming, and they are not planning on stopping any time soon.

Aliens have invaded Earth! Will mankind fight or just watch on?

They're here...and it is now time to bow before your new overlords!

While they might not be invading, this alien species is from a very dark world where they must glow in a series of colors just to be seen. This makes them stand out much more on other planets. They are the only species for which darkness cannot envelop.

The Alien Invasion is here, and now they have taken over the military!

Classic typography. Funny lines. Good designs.

Ice plant on the beach in Crete

ice plant on the beach in Crete

Ice plant leaves on the beach in Crete

Voracious little creatures that are defoliating trees across North America

The polar bear is affected by climate change. The human race was the most invasive species the planet Earth had ever known. A photo of a polar bear with his head inserted inside an orange traffic cone. Due to climate change, the polar environment is changing.

Wildly flowing shapes struggle for control

Wild Mustard, or Charlock.

Couch, Quack or Scutch Grass. You heard me.

Russian Thistle, aka "Tumbleweed".

A digital drawing of the invasive spotted lanternfly. If you see me destroy me.

Bluebells in Spring

How many spotted lanternflies have you squished? With this design, you can compare notes with friends. Who will squish the most? Remember to do your part and smash this invasive species.

Described as an invasive pest, the Canada Thistle and I have a lot in common.