Hats
Abolish ICE Hat
$19
Raccoon Hat
$19
White Shark Hat
$19
Description: The Snow Leopard lives in the mountains of Central Asia. Snow leopards prefer the broken terrain of cliffs, rocky outcrops, and ravines. This type of habitat provides good cover and clear views to help them find prey, and sneak up on it. There are only about 3,920 and 6,390 snow leopards left in the wild. They are threatened by Poaching of the cats as well as their main prey animals, limiting their resources. This has been pushing them to prey on livestock and has caused more conflict between the beautiful cats and the local people.
Description: the Virginia Opossum (or Possum) is a nocturnal marsupial who (most adorably) carries their offspring on their back :) Opossums are responsible for limiting the spread of Lyme Disease, as they tend to kill off most disease carrying ticks! They also are resistant to rabies (possibly because of lower body temperatures than most placental mammals)
Description: Whale sharks spend around 7.5 hours per day feeding on sergestid shrimps and fish eggs as well as krill, jellies, copepods, coral spawn, and small fishes! A whale shark filters food from the water by “cross-flow filtration,” which means the particles do not catch on the filter. Rather, water is directed away through the gills while particles carry on towards the back of the mouth
Whale Shark Hat
$19
Description: The prehensile tongue of the Okapi is used to strip leaves from branches, to wash their eyelids, and even clean out their ears! Their tongue is 12-14 inches long and black or dark blue in color.
Okapi Lick Hat
$19
Description: Mexican Gray Wolves are very shy and cautious by nature. When entering new territory, they will take their time, and carefully evaluate whether or not it is safe to proceed.
Shy Wolf Hat
$19
Description: Virginia Opossum babies remain in the mother's pouch until they are two months old. Between two and four months of age, they may ride on their mother's back and are dependent on the mother for help in finding food and shelter. All i can hear is "ARE WE THERE YET?"
Mama Opossum Hat
$19
Description: The red panda is a crepuscular animal, meaning they are the most active at dusk and dawn! This one still has the Yawns though.
Red Panda Hat
$19
Canada Lynx Hat
$19
Description: The goblin shark differs from other shark species by having a flattened snout that protrudes from the top of its head. Its jaw is protruding, and the inside contains 35 to 53 rows of upper teeth and 31 to 62 rows of lower teeth! Sightings of goblin sharks are very rare and indicate that the species lives in waters on continental platforms and slopes, at depths of 1,300-1,370 meters.
Goblin Shark Hat
$19
On Stilts Hat
$19
Relaxing Hat
$19
Description: The lace monitor or lace goanna is a member of the monitor lizard family, Australian members of which are commonly known as goannas.
Lace Monitor Hat
$19
Description: Lar Gibbons (or White handed Gibbons) are an endangered primate who is primarily threatened by a rapid loss of habitat. Gibbons are considered the fastest arboreal animal that cannot fly!
Lar Gibbon Hat
$19
Description: The red hartebeest is a species of even-toed ungulate in the family Bovidae found in Southern Africa. More than 130,000 individuals live in the wild. The red hartebeest is closely related to the tsessebe and the topi.
Hartebeest Hat
$19
Description: Like most eagle species, the female “harpy” is almost twice as large as the male. he larger females tend to take sloths and monkeys; the smaller, more agile and faster males tend to take more quantities of smaller food items. This increases the pair’s odds of eating on a regular basis.
Harpy Eagle Hat
$19
