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Category: Animals

  • Jelas, Sundaes on its Head!

    Jelas, Sundaes on its Head!

    Imagine a cute, alien animal! It looks a bit like a bird, kind of like a parrot, but much weirder and friendlier. On its head, it has yummy ice cream sundaes floating around like fluffy feathers!

    When winter comes, this amazing animal gives its sundaes special yummy food. This makes the sundaes taste like delicious tropical fruit ice cream – the kind everyone loves!

    These creatures are pretty rare because they don’t have many babies. But that’s okay, because each one can live for a super long time – up to 200 years! Isn’t that amazing?

  • The Spiky Barum Beast

    The Spiky Barum Beast

    Meet Barum! He’s a really cute creature, kind of like a furry puppy. His fur is a little prickly, though, so it’s tricky to hug him!

    Barum is very playful, but he gets excited and sometimes acts a little rough, playing with everything he sees. He’s not very smart, but he has a super-duper nose! He can smell yummy food from far, far away.

    Barum is usually busy playing during the day and then sleeps in his cozy cave at night. He likes to eat small bugs and animals.

    He’s about as long as a ruler (about 40 centimeters when he’s all grown up). His fur is so prickly that if you tried to grab him with something sharp, you might get a few tiny scratches.

    Barum is great at sniffing things out, and his prickly fur is his special superpower!

  • Arante: The Trash-Eating Jellyfish

    Arante: The Trash-Eating Jellyfish

    Meet Arante! Arante is super special – it’s the very first animal from another planet to make a home on Earth! This friendly creature is as gentle as can be and never starts fights. Arante is a happy omnivore, which means it eats both plants and animals – and guess what? It’s really good at cleaning up our trash! It looks like a wobbly, jiggly jellyfish, but here’s a funny thing: Arante doesn’t like the beach at all! It melts if it touches seawater, so it prefers to live happily in the mountains and fields. Isn’t Arante amazing?