Pedarius nudus peregrinatorum, "The Barefoot" or "The Nudepede", lives south of the Solms Park in the Kurt-Halbritter-Anlage. You always see the same animal as it's on its way to the Nidda river. It seems to like children, it carries a pacifier on his head. It also looks very saturated.

Photographed in Lima during my taxi from the airport to the hostel. 🛬🚕📸 Maybe these monkeys have seen too many cat videos? 🙊🙉🙈😽📱

Listen to music, catch some rays, paint my never ending painting. 🎶🌞🎨 I've been working on this image since February 2017. It's still not finished. The meaning of this painting is about freedom. The title is "Terrarium Snake and Monarch Butterfly".
It started as training. That's my first tempera painting. Usually I decide to finish my work at some point. I imagined the picture and myself growing together. In the meantime I have freed myself from the idea of having to finish it at all.

The Planet of God. One of my drawings from 2010.

Sometimes in the Bommersheimer field, when the sun goes down, the fredociraptors can be seen feeding. There aren't many farmers specialised in free range farming. It's also not recommended!

The Whale Thing. One of my drawings from 2010. I made countless sketches and drawings back then. I didn't think much about it either. Maybe you also shouldn't. Drawing helped a lot when I was feeling sick. This drawing was created very intuitively. I just put the pen on and let me drift. The resulting forms awakened associations, which I then expanded. I didn't invest more than 5 minutes in total.

The Sumatran tiger is the only surviving tiger population in the Sunda Islands, where the Bali and Javan tigers already extinct. The species is listed as "Critical Endangered" on the Red List. Zoos like the Frankfurt Zoological Garden try to breed them. The success is very important for the preservation. Since 2017, there is a new male. But he doesn't harmonize with the female. Therefore, it's necessary to exchange with other zoos to preserve this rare animal.

Maybe only in this one photo is hidden such a mystery. Maybe in each one. Whoooo knows? 😜😜😜
You can find this quite well at the beginning of my gallery. Tomorrow I'll be active here for one month. 😮 ✌

Just one of my weird drawings from 2010.

Did you know about some moth,
that they get shelter by the sloth?
But also every butterfly,
is a welcome flutter-by!
(03/2019)

Sloth fur harbors a diverse ecosystem of insects and algae including some species which are exclusively found in sloth fur. They are living in symbiosis, each species benefits from the other. The sloth moth eats the algae, the algae lives from the moth feces. The algae supplements the sloth's nutrient-poor diet of leaves.