trifacta: Atypical Animal Anatomy?

17.1.11

Atypical Animal Anatomy?

Source: Wikipedia
So do frogs and lampreys, as well as some species of fish, such as tuna and pelagic sharks.

Posted by Unknown at 17:09

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

Search

About Trifacta

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Trifacta brings you a bit of trivia in cartoon form. Any factual inaccuracies are likely due to shoddy, last-minute research. Please enjoy.

Contributors

Ryan Alvin Tang is an animator, musician and comic artist. It should be pointed out that while he doesn't do any of these things particularly well, he is shockingly handsome. You can send him love notes and fan mail here.

Edward Yoon is a multimedia artist that likes to express himself in creative, provocative ways. He also sometimes wears clothes. While bringing you trivial comics every Wednesday, he wishes to one day grow a mustache. Send mustache growing tips, or fan mail, here.

Special Thanks

Jakob Fischer created the Rabiohead font often used in Trifacta comics and also many other cool fonts we don't use here.

Friends and Lovers

You Like This is Greg Doble's daily webcomic. Ryan and Edward are both frequent contributors when Greg is on vacation.

The Modern Age is Joe Menjivar's site. He's got some sweet drawings and knows a lot about comics.

samanthalucy.net is Samantha Lucy Haslam's site. She designs and illustrates neat stuff.

Mallory Augustyn makes cool drawings of birds and dinosaurs and other things too.

17.1.11

Atypical Animal Anatomy?

No comments:

Post a Comment