I have so many ideas for scientists as cats. Unfortunately my ideas are limited by whose names I can make cat puns out of. But I am glad I got Carl Sagan in there.

(Seriously tempted to draw "Sir Pawtrick Moore" one of these days...)

 It's probably a good idea to exercise caution about which Pokémon you hold onto.

The Shadow of Takeryuu, Chapter 9

Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3 - Chapter 4 - Chapter 5 - Chapter 6 - Chapter 7

Chapter 8 - Chapter 9

The throne room was the most lavish place Eunji had ever seen. Crafted out of expensive stone, every surface was painstakingly hand-carved and accented with gold, silver, and precious gems. A few thin windows let in misty daylight, while lanterns filled in dark corners with a subdued glow. Altogether it seemed a grim room, where no thought was given to happiness or comfort.

It also seemed like a shrine to the occupant of the large, gold-plated throne at the other end of the hall. Relaxing on a cushion there, surrounded by a complement of guards, listening to a Moehog courtier read the latest tax report, was a middle-aged green Acara in a gold-and-black robe. His face was somber and his eyes sharp and shrewd.

Eunji grimaced at the aura he gave off. This was very clearly a Neopet who saw life as a power struggle and other Neopets as his pawns. It reminded her quite a bit of how Wai Ren used to be. No wonder there was such a shadow hanging over Shenkuu—its ruler had no love in his heart for anything but power.

 

 Maybe the harbor authorities are just really trying to make more employment opportunities.

 More science cats! Please don't let your cat poke radium. Not a good idea.

I just thought it would be funny if this NPC was only pretending to have a boyfriend. At least you don't ever have to worry about imaginary significant others dumping you.

 Was in the mood for some painting, so I whipped this together. I was watching a video about a turaco, a type of ground-dwelling bird native to Africa, and it struck me how well birds can disguise their long necks in their plumage. It got me to wondering if fluffy dinosaurs may have done the same thing. So here's Velociraptor nestled snugly in its feathers during another chilly night in the Gobi Desert of the Cretaceous.