Prof. Wurmpleさんのイラストまとめ

Magearna is an artficial Pokémon assembled more than 500 years ago. Its gears and metal components are so fascinating! Did you know there’s gears in nature too? A 3mm-long hopping insect known as Issus coleoptratus has the only known “natural gears” in the world on its body!

Thank you @faunaparra for this wonderful art! Loving my new portrait!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🐛🌱 #NewProfilePic

Rowlet may use its feathers as weapons since they are sharp as blades! Owls don’t have super sharp feathers but they did evolved unique barbs to help reduce noise during flight. These tiny barbs on owl feathers allow them be absolutely silent during flight!

Houndour hunt as a pack. They communicate with each other with cries to hunt prey. These are extremely intelligent dog Pokémon!! Gray wolves and dogs diverged from an extinct wolf species 15,000 to 40,000 years ago! It’s amazing to see how diverse dogs are now due to breeding. 🐶

The world is filled with beautiful butterflies! One day I may become one.. 🐛 Until then I can dream!

Omanyte are considered extinct but can be revived from fossils! Omanyte control their buoyancy by manipulating the stored air within their shell. Research is limited on this rare Pokémon but they resemble ammonites, an extinct mollusk. Ammonites may have been able to spray ink 🦑

Ghostly Pumpkaboo range in sizes from Small to Super Size. Watch out for the light that streams out from the holes!! The light can hypnotize people and Pokémon that see it! 🎃 Did you know the largest pumpkin weighed a whopping 2,624LBS!? 🎃

Pancham is a tough and adorable Pokémon that resembles a panda. My research shows the leaf in its mouth serves no purpose. Maybe just to look cool? Did you know real pandas have a “false thumb?” A wrist bone becomes a distinctive “sixth toe”/opposable thumb for grasping bamboo 🐼

Sinistea are created when a lonely spirit possesses a leftover cup of tea. Did you know after water, it is the most widely consumed drink in the world! High quality tea plants are farmed at elevations of up to 1500 m/4900 ft above sea level. These are thought to be the best teas!

It’s hard to compete with the cuteness of cutiefly. This little girl really looks like a small bee but cutiefly is a fly. It resembles the bee-fly in Japan. Bee-flies even lay eggs in carpenter bee nests. This mimicking appearance is called Batesian mimicry....