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Ahoy there, crafty seafarers and amigurumi adventurers! Are you ready to set sail on a whimsical voyage through the waves of yarn and hooks? I've got something spectacularly nautical for your crochet wildlife animal collection
Ron, the crochet rhino amigurumi, measures about 13” tall standing up and 10” while sitting. And at this size, making him the perfect huggable size. Ron can be in any color as per his creator's preference. He’d be the best companion for children, keeping them comfortably safe and sound while they sleep.
Wildlife illustrations by Julia Bausenhardt. Butterflies, insects, amphibians, fish, and more. Click to enlarge.
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Introducing our State Tourist Stickers Collection, a delightful way to commemorate your travel adventures and showcase your love for exploring the beauty of different states. These stickers capture the essence of each state, featuring iconic landmarks, wildlife, and local charm, making them a perfect addition to your travel gear, luggage, or souvenir collection.
introducing our collection of extraordinary digital art pieces – where creativity meets innovation. Immerse yourself in a world of captivating visuals and stunning designs, meticulously crafted to elevate your space. Our downloadable art is not just a piece of décor; it's an expression of nature's beauty and the essence of wildlife, meticulously rendered with precision and care. Each piece is a unique blend of artistry and technology, allowing you to effortlessly bring the allure of nature into your surroundings. Explore the finest features of our digital art collection and transform your space with the charm of naturistic animals, creating a harmonious and visually striking ambiance. 3 Easy Ways to Print: 1) Print from home using your home printer. 2) Upload or take your file to a local print shop such as Staples, Walgreens or Costco. 3) Upload file to an online printing service such as Snapfish, Shutterfly or mpix.com N O T E S: Do not use glossy paper for printing. Matte paper or satin paper is recommended. No Physical Product will be Shipped.
They tell writers to write what they know; Suzi Eszterhas has the same advice for photographers. Find that thing you love, park yourself at its door, and watch.
A Jean de la Fontaine fable helped the noisome cicada bug burrow its way into Provençal hearts.
"Brike" is a modular brick habitat for urban wildlife to support biodiversity with bee house, birdhouse, insect hotel, planters, and flower boxes.
Jane Goodall, DBE, (1934–), is a British ethologist and conservationist, famous for her world expertise on chimpanzees, having studied them in the wild for over 60 years. Her groundbreaking research provided a unique insight into the life of these creatures – now known to be our nearest living relatives. Find out about this remarkable woman who has dedicated her life to the study and protection of chimpanzees and use our printable resources below to test your knowledge. 3rd April is Jane Goodall's birthday, which means it is always a perfect excuse to learn about Jane and her lifetime's work with chimpanzees. Fun Facts Jane and her younger sister Judy were born on the same day, but four years apart. Do you know anyone who has the same birthday as their sibling? Jane had lots of pets as a child, including dogs, cats, guinea pigs, caterpillars, snails and a hamster. Jane Goodall Quotes “I wanted to learn things that no one else knew, uncover secrets through patient observation. I wanted to come as close to talking to animals as I could.” “The least I can do is speak out for those who cannot speak for themselves.” “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” A Short Biography of Jane Goodall Jane Goodall was born in Hampstead, London, in 1934. She grew up with her father Mortimer, an engineer, her mother Margaret, a novelist, and her younger sister Judy. As a child, as an alternative to a teddy bear, Goodall's father gave her a stuffed chimpanzee in honour of a chimp born at London Zoo. She adored the toy, naming it Jubilee, and her love of chimpanzees began. Jane’s mother encouraged Jane’s fascination with wildlife and didn’t scold her for hiding in the henhouse (to see how eggs were laid) or for keeping worms under her pillow! When Jane left school, she trained as a secretary and later worked for a filmmaking company. Then, at 22, she was invited to a friend’s family farm in Kenya. Desperate to visit Africa to see its wildlife for herself, Jane moved back in with her parents and worked as a waitress to save for the boat fare. Jane made the trip the following year, and during this visit met the famous British animal scientist Louis Leakey. Louis was so impressed with Jane’s enthusiasm for Africa and its animals that he invited her to become his assistant. In 1960, Jane was sent to study chimps at the Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve in Tanzania. It was unusual for a young woman to live alone among wild animals in Africa, so Jane’s mother accompanied her for the first few months. At first, the chimpanzees were wary of Jane and it was difficult to study them. But gradually they allowed her to live among them. Jane had no formal training, so she did things her own way. She gave each chimp a name to reflect their appearance or personality – such as David Greybeard, Mr McGregor and Goliath. Within a year, Jane made two very important discoveries. She saw chimpanzees hunting and eating meat, when scientists previously thought they were vegetarian. She also watched chimpanzees using and making tools. They would remove leaves from twigs, for example, or catch termites to eat by sticking a piece of grass into a termite hole. Scientists thought only humans were intelligent enough to make and use tools. Jane also observed the chimps being kind and gentle, while others showed signs of aggression. They expressed human emotions, too, such as sadness, anger and joy, and had ways of hugging and kissing – or even tickling! Jane got to know the distinctive sound of their laughter. After two years, Louis suggested Jane study for a PhD at Cambridge University, so she could get more funding for the study. Despite having no university degree, Jane was offered a place and split her time between the UK and further research in Tanzania, gaining a PhD in ethology (animal behaviour) in 1965. In 1962, the National Geographic Society sent Hugo van Lawick, a Dutch photographer, to document Jane’s work. The pair fell in love and married two years later, having a son together in 1967 – also called Hugo, but known affectionately as ‘Grub’. In the late 1970s, Jane turned her attentions to conservation and animal welfare. She founded the Jane Goodall Institute to promote habitat conservation and the protection of both wild and captive animals. She also educated young people about the importance of conservation for our planet and its creatures. Today, she is still found travelling the world, giving talks and sharing her knowledge. In 1991 Jane Goodall formed Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, a programme that empowers young people of all ages to undertake projects to benefit their local community, animals (including domestic animals) and for the environment we all share. Roots & Shoots is now active in over 65 countries. The programme is active in the UK with over 1,700 schools involved. Dr Goodall has received numerous awards and honorary degrees and these include France's Order of the Legion d'Honneur, the Medal of Tanzania and Japan’s prestigious Kyoto Prize. In 2002 Jane was appointed to serve as a United Nations Messenger of Peace and in 2003 she was named a Dame of the British Empire. She is author of many books and has featured in many films and documentaries around the world. Scientists now know that chimpanzees share nearly 99 per cent of our DNA. Jane was the first person to recognise the intelligence of these wild creatures. Although now in her 80s, she still travels to Tanzania each year to enjoy time with the chimpanzees who have shared so much of her life. Jane Today Jane continues her work today by travelling an average of 300 days per year speaking in venues around the world about the threats facing chimpanzees, other environmental crises, and her reasons for hope that we will ultimately solve the problems that we have imposed on the earth. Jane continually urges her audiences to recognise their personal power and responsibility to effect positive change through consumer action, lifestyle change and activism: “Every individual counts,” she says. “Every individual has a role to play. Every individual makes a difference.” Our Jane Goodall Resources
Step into the vibrant life of grizzly bear with images that pulsate with energy and life. Our collection captures the essence of nature’s dynamism, from the gentle rustle of leaves to the powerful roar of waterfalls, all in exquisite resolution. Perfect for bringing a sense of movement and vitality to any space or project, these visuals are a testament to the enduring spirit of the natural world.
This piece is part of the collection, 'Among The Clouds' It depicts wildlife in majestic skyscapes, landscapes, and reflections through soft brush strokes, textures, and soothing color palettes. This piece has a two-inch depth that will be painted seamlessly with the background. This piece will be shipped from Bluffton, SC via UPS.
Animals of Upper Park Shirt Our Animals of Upper Park shirt showcases the unique and diverse native wildlife found so close to our own backyard. Made with breathable cotton and perfect for animal enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, this tee is a must-have addition to your hiking wardrobe. The Foragers Collection A collection that gives special tribute to the flora and fauna that makes our world so special. Pieces inspired by the mysterious undergrowth and mycelia that keeps us grounded.
Welcome to Stencil Safari, your one-stop destination for over 1000 digital images featuring a diverse range of wildlife animals, pets, and more. Explore our extensive collection offering various styles, from realistic fine line drawings to clean black line designs ideal for stencils and woodburning, as well as abstract designs suitable for tattoo inspiration and logo creation. Our high-quality images are perfect for a multitude of DIY projects, including business logos, tattoo designs, t-shirt decals, woodburning projects, and wall decor. We're committed to ensuring your satisfaction and are pleased to accommodate any modifications to meet your specific needs. Discover your next creative endeavor with us today! Commercial Use: All images in our store are available for commercial use. Whether you're a hobbyist or a business owner, you're free to incorporate these images into your projects and products. File Formats: Upon purchase, you will receive both .PNG and .JPEG files, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of software and applications. High Quality: Our images are optimized for quality and sharpness, with a resolution of 300ppi or higher. This ensures that your designs will look crisp and professional, even when resized or edited. Size Range: Our images are sized between 2000px (.jpeg) and 4000px (transparent .png), offering versatility for various projects and applications. Transparent .PNG Files: All images now feature transparent backgrounds! Instant Download: Please note that this is a digital file available for instant download. No physical item will be shipped to you, making it convenient and eco-friendly. Free Commercial License: With every purchased image, you'll receive a free commercial license. This license grants you the freedom to use the images for personal or commercial purposes, including incorporating them into products you sell. You're also permitted to modify or alter the images to suit your needs. However, please refrain from reselling the unaltered digital files online or on physical media such as USBs or DVDs, as this is not permitted by the included commercial license or angel policy. You're welcome to store these images in the memory of digital cutting machines you own and sell the printed images online or at craft fairs. If you have any further questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure that you have a delightful experience shopping with us!
Your super-easy, no-skill-needed, low-cost guide on how to rewild your garden. 5 options to increase your wild garden visitors.
Delve into the pristine beauty of coyote pictures with our collection of ultra-high-definition nature images. Every shot captures the raw essence and vibrant colors of the natural world, bringing scenes of untouched wilderness and exotic wildlife right to your screen. Perfect for anyone seeking to add a touch of natural elegance to their space or projects, these images are a visual feast for the eyes, offering crisp, lifelike details that feel just a breath away.
Item Details: ➳ Collection: Little Fawn & Freinds ➳ Designer: House ➳ Manufacturer: Dear Stella Fabric ➳ Weight: Quilting ➳ Material: 100% Cotton ➳ Width: 44/45” All yardage is cut in 1/2 YARD Increments straight from the bolt in a continuous length. 1 = 1/2 Yard 2 = 1 Yard 3 = 1.5 Yard 4 = 2 Yards ect...
