Shorts

Description: Trump put tariffs on an island that's mostly penguins, and zero people. Time to call in a few favors.

Description: Hey! You've got spiders on your face! Well, technically not spiders, but microscopic members of the arachnid family known as Demodex folliculorum, or face mites. These little guys and gals can be found on almost everyone in the world, and probably you. Now spread the horrible news with this fun and informative design from Zoodraws!

Description: If you know, you know. If you don't... a wombat's poop is cube shaped. I'm so sorry.

Description: So smol. So grumpy. Black rain frogs only have one look, and this is it. These adorably-angry amphibians can only be found in the forests of South Africa, and spend much of their time underground in their homemade burrows. #LifeGoals?

Description: Periodical cicadas are some of the most interesting insects in the world. They spend most of their long lives underground, then emerge in massive 13 or 17 year brood cycles where their goals are very simple: Scream, Have Sex, and Die. Not a bad summer!

Description: Wolf Spiders are excellent mothers. They carry their hundreds of young on their back, wherever they go. But every Mama needs a break sometimes. Show your support for Wolf Spider moms and Moms everywhere with this fun and factual comic by Zoodraws!

Description: Tasmanian Devils do not like the current state of things.

Description: What a score! Capybaras are the largest rodents in the world and are known for being super chill, even willing to put up with the now bolstered ego of this little kitten.

Description: The official national animal of Scotland is the unicorn. No, really.

Description: Sharks are color blind, but don't tell them that.

Description: Wood frogs have the amazing ability to freeze during winter months by producing their own natural antifreeze. They then thaw and return to life in the spring, even if everything sucks.

Description: Beetles are an INCREDIBLY diverse group of insects, and are in fact the largest order of animals on Earth (Coleoptera). With about 400,000 known types, they represent roughly one-quarter of all known animal species on earth!

Description: Fun fact: Many species of shrimp can spend their lives as both male and female. These shrimp are born male, but later in life their male sexual organs drop off and are replaced by ovaries. As newly made females they will mate with younger males who have yet to transition. Nature Is Diverse.

Description: Nothing says I LOVE YOU like a homemade meal

Description: Eastern Red Bats look exactly like donuts. Go ahead, Google it. But then come back here and buy this shirt.

Description: We all deserve to thrive.

Description: Spark fun conversation at your next gathering by sporting Henry the Horned Lizard, the official logo of Zoodraws!

Description: Rain frogs always look grumpy. In these times, I get it.

Description: The most colorful Zoodraws logo ever!