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Camelid β Antarctic Sphinx
Published: 2013-07-14 00:50:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 10644; Favourites: 353; Downloads: 75
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A continuation of my Sphinxes of the World series - I wanted to at least do a sphinx from each continent, but the last few continents (Antarctica, Europe and Australia) aren't exactly known for their big cat populations, so I had to take a few liberties.Representing Antarctica, here, is the leopard seal. Leopards are cats...so...close enough, right? The wings are those of the Antarctic Shag.
Other Sphinxes:
South American Sphinx: [link]
Central Asian Sphinx: [link]
African Sphinx: [link]
North American Sphinx: [link]
South Asian Sphinx: [link]
Australian Sphinx: [link]
European Sphinx: [link]
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i would think seeing as her torso is built for water that she would have penguin wings to further enhance her hunting abilityΒ
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How on earth does she fasten her anorak?Β
This series is wonderful!Β I hope you publish them someday as a book or card set.
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the penguins do it for her!
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That is one cute, chubby sphinx 
I love the pun on leopard seal; very cute, very logical 
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"why can't a nose be 12 inches long?"
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"Because then it would be a foot!"
ba-dum *ching*
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Exactly!! Oh, lord, that would be the best sphinx ever
Even the penguins could answer that 'riddle', hehe ~
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This is beautiful! You're right that the last three are harder (considering there are no native cats in Australia) but you have done this, and all the others, wonderfully
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Thanks! Yeah, I almost didn't include Australia or Antarctica at all, but I couldn't stand not having a finished set X3
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Lol... I say it counts since leopard is in the name.
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That's what I was hoping ;3
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