Walking in Nature

Description: This shows a very happy bunny with an armful of carrots--like it's holding an armful of dessert. This captures the playful charm and innocence of these gentle beings, its whiskers twitching in anticipation and its eyes sparkling with wonder. Show your love for these cute fluffy animals without the worry of giving them too many carrots.

Description: Did you know that the tallest of the flamingo species can measure up to 5 feet when standing upright? Their legs can be as long as 50 inches. Luckily this design is not that tall!

Description: Did you know that grizzly bear claws can be up to 4 inches long? The muscle along their back as well as their long claws makes them excellent diggers. Luckily, this design has no claws! Show your love for these powerful animals with this unique design.

Description: Did you know that even when blue and gold macaws are congregating in big groups, that the paired birds usually fly very close together, with their wings almost touching? Luckily this design can't fly, so it won't be congregating in any big groups.

Description: Did you know bison can run faster than horses? They can run at speeds approaching 35 mph, and jump over 6 feet. Luckily, this design can't run or jump. The bison is an iconic animal that once roamed the vast plains of North America in the millions. Despite being hunted nearly to extinction, these majestic creatures have made a remarkable comeback and are now a symbol of resilience and strength. Show your love for this amazing animal without worrying about getting too close with this unique design.

Description: Did you know the largest beaver dam is in Wood Buffalo National Park in Canada, and is half a mile long? Luckily this design can't create dams. Show your love for the second largest rodent in the world without the worry of it building a dam!

Description: Do you love cats and Halloween? This poor cat almost slipped off the broom stick mid-flight! I imagine brooms are hard to ride--especially for a cat. Get ready to hang out with your favorite feline pal this Halloween without the worry of them falling off the broom while flying around.

Description: Did you know that the German Landsknechts dominated European battlefields from the late 1400s to the early 1600s? They used pikes and zweihanders, and, as mercenaries, were known to switch sides if they weren't paid, or the other side offered them more. This sword fighting Renaissance kitty is ready for anything! Even some HEMA. Just make sure to pay them well. This design isn't as fancy as the cat, but it is still very cool. Show your love for cats, and history, with this unique design.

Description: Did you know a reindeer's nose will warm up the air before it gets to their lungs? Luckily, this design doesn't have any lungs. Show your love for these beautiful animals without the fear of a nose glowing red in the middle of the night.

Description: Do llamas love the winter? This one does! Or, at least, they're prepared for it. Winter is coming, but that's not going to stop this cool llama from enjoying the outdoors.

Description: Did you know that a red panda's diet is 98% bamboo? So this red panda samurai could easily stock up on a journey. This is the right blend of cute and fierce, just like our favorite fluffy little warriors. And who doesn't love a good sword fight? So gear up, grab your sword, and get ready to take on the world in style!

Description: Did you know that parrots fetched good prices at the market in the 18th century, making them a valuable cargo to steal for pirates? Sometimes they'd even offer a parrot as a bribe to an official. This parrot pirate is ready for anything!

Description: Did you know that roadrunners can catch a rattlesnake mid-strike? This design is not that agile! Show your love for these curious birds without the fear of it bringing a rattlesnake dinner home.

Description: What could be better than going out to trick or treat with your favorite feline friend? They'd love to come along for all the treats and head scratches too!

Description: What would be better than celebrating Halloween with your furry feline friend? Every witch knows Halloween isn't complete without their feline familiar.

Description: Did you know the black masks across their eyes helps absorb incoming light and reduce glare to prevent the light bouncing in their eyes and obstructing their vision? This design doesn't help with absorbing light into your eyes, but it is still cool! Show your love for these resourceful problem-solvers without worrying about keeping your trash in the trash.

Description: Did you know that great white sharks are very curious, and will often approach boats and pop their heads up out of the water to see what we are? This design is not curious, but it is still cool! Show your love for these sharks without the worry of getting nibbled. These sharks have a bad reputation, and are often misunderstood. They aren't even the top predator in the ocean--they are hunted by orcas. Scientists still don't know quite a lot about them despite their fame--they've never been observed mating, or giving birth, for instance. They seem scary, mostly because when we're swimming we can't see them, but deadly encounters between humans and great whites are rare.

Description: Did you know that when a great horned owl clenches it's talons, it takes a force of 28 pounds to open? Luckily, this design has no talons, and needs no force to open! Show your love for these beautiful birds without the worry of it grabbing on to everything.

Description: Did you know that coyotes can jump a distance of over 13 feet? Luckily this design can't jump at all! Show your love for this adaptable animal without the worry of keeping it fed.

Description: Did you know that clouded leopards are one of the best climbers in the cat family? Their ankles can rotate backwards, which allows them to climb down a tree head first, climb upside down, and even hang from its back feet. This design has no ankles for them to rotate, but it is still cool! Show your love for this elusive wild cat without the worry of losing them in the trees.

Description: Did you know that human toddlers between the ages of 12 months and 24 months share up to 90% of the same gestures used by chimpanzees, suggesting that these same gestures were used by the last common ancestor of both species? Luckily, this design doesn't make any gestures at all! Show your love for humans closest cousin without the worry of having enough food around.

Description: Did you know a cardinals distinctive red color is from the berries they eat? Their red will fade if they can't find berries to snack on. Luckily, this design doesn't need to eat any berries to keep up it's color! Show your love for these beautiful birds without the worry of having to stock up on grapes or dogwood berries.

Description: Did you know a caracal can jump 10 feet high, and catch birds mid-air? Luckily this design cannot jump at all. Show your love for these wild cats without the worry of being awoken in the middle of the night.

Description: Did you know that capybaras will grow up to 51 inches long, making them the largest living rodent in the world? This design doesn't get quite that long, but it is still very soft! Show your love for these beautiful animals without the worry of water being tracked everywhere.

Description: Did you know that male African elephants reach their full size in 35-40 years? Luckily, this design is already at full size! Show your love for the largest land mammal without the worry of breaking your floor.

Description: Did you know that axolotls don't mature past their larval stage except in very rare cases? They retrain their youthful appearance for the duration of their lives, merely growing bigger. The few that do mature past their larval stage emerge on land as adult salamanders. This design might not be as cute as an axolotl, but it is still cool. Show your love for these endangered amphibians with this unique design.

Description: Did you know that cows are very social animals, and will often have favorite friends they like to hang out with in the herd? Cows will become stressed when separated from their friends, even if there are other cows present. This design may not be as social as a cow, but it is still very cool! Show your love for these affectionate animals without the worry of needing to stock up on hay in the winter.

Description: Did you know that an adult luna moth only lives for about one week so they can mate? They lack a mouth and don't consume food during its adult stage. Luckily, this also lacks a mouth! Show your love for this insect who only lives 1 without the worry of interrupting one of its four life stages.

Description: Did you know that eastern gray squirrels hoard huge quantities of food, sometimes creating thousands of hiding places in one year? Show your love for these cute squirrels without the fear of forgetting where you hid the nuts.

Description: Did you know that young sunflowers will follow the sun? As they mature, their stalk stiffens, and they will stay facing east. Show your love of sunflowers year 'round with this design.

Description: We're all connected. Get one as a gift for someone passionate about climate change and the environment.

Description: Did you know that snails have a ribbon like tongue with thousands of microscopic teeth that acts like a file for ripping food up? Show your love for these tiny molluscs without worrying about cleaning up a trail of mucus.

Description: Did you know it's thought that red foxes can hear a watch ticking from 40 yards away? Show your love for these adaptable animals without worrying about being too loud.

Description: Did you know that a fennec fox is only 8 inches tall, and it's ears are 6 inches long? Show your love for the smallest of the foxes without the worry of being too loud.

Description: Did you know eastern gray squirrels are vital to seed dispersing? They bury more seeds and nuts for the winter than they will eat, which will then sprout in the spring. Show your love for these adorable critters without the worry of finding nuts everywhere.