NocturnalSea

Utaurora celebratign Trans Pride! Utaurora is a relative of the Cambrian weirdo Opabinia. It's back was covered with filamentous gills that gave it a fuzzy appearance.

Anomalocaris with all the colors of Pride!

Aegirocassis celebrating nonbinary pride! Aegirocassis was a relative of Anomalocaris that filter-fed on plankton like a whale using its large head shield and baleen-like Great Appendages

A diversity of deep sea anglerfish

The obscure cryptid Trunko showing their asexual Pride!

A mothman showing their pansexual Pride!

Mothman showing their Bisexual Pride!

Your favorite cryptid says Nonbinary Rights! Earnings from sales of this shirt go to LGBTQ+ charities

Well, Mothfolk, really. Earnings from sales of this shirt go to LGBTQ+ charities.

Your favorite cryptid says Trans Rights! All earnings from sales of this shirt will go to LGBT charities

A couple Cambrian critters festively decked out for the holidays!

A holiday seahorse pondering a little family resemblance.

Santa Octopus in his squid-pulled sleigh bringing presents to all the creatures of the deep!

A Glaucus sea slug and a couple of Sea Angel snails on a stained glass window for the holidays!

Mo'o are shape-shifting beings of Hawai'ian legend that can take on the form of human women or giant black-scaled reptilies. They are fierce, powerful figures and can be helpful or antagonistic.

More unusual spider species

A showcase of some of the new anomalocaris relatives that have been found in the last few years

The paper nautilus, or argonaut, is actually a species of octopus. The female builds a thin paper shell to protect her eggs.

An art nouveau Octopus Vulgaris

A blue-ringed octopus in the style of an M.C. Escher tesselation.

Ailurus fulgens. Not a panda, NOR a raccoon. Just it's own thing!

The Van Meter Visitor, a cryptid from Iowa, showing LGBT Pride!

A Fresno Nightcrawler showing Trans Pride!

The Dover Demon done up in Genderfluid Pride flag colors!

A group of weird winged cryptids: the Bat Beast of Kent; the Mothman of West Virginia; and the Cornish Owl Man

Just a pair of cephalopods in love.

A collection of everyone's favorite microscopic wheel-animal!

Unique and unusual spiders from around the world

A bizarre cryptid allegedly haunting the Pine Barrens of New Jersey

A handsome couple from Innsmouth, Massachusetts pose for their portraits.

That other famous West Virginia cryptid.

Your favorite creepy cryptid decked out in a fancy "stained-glass" pattern!

Everyone's favorite aquatic cryptid covered in a dashing pattern of swirls!

Megalodicopia hians is a predatory tunicate found in the deep sea.

Anomalocaris were strange predators from the Cambrian period. Their most distinctive features were the large, jointed Great Appendages that they used to catch their prey