Nature-inspired Comics?

[jnstuart]

[dianastuder]

Hobbes is a good educator, in the ‘lead out’ sense.

[whaichi]

Species featured: Branta canadensis

[wedge-tailed_eagle]

Relevant XKCD. https://xkcd.com/2747/

[JaneBP]

@mamestraconfigurata

Yes, it’s stupid,

Too funny!

[fluffyinca]

The mouseover text on that one is great too.

A lot of these are actually non-venomous, but I can see which species you mistook them for. If you pause the crane for a sec I can give you some ID pointers for next time!

[susanne-kasimir]

The real reason for the start of evolution:
“And you’d better stay there, when I’m talking to you!”

[fluffyinca]

https://xkcd.com/2753/

[annkatrinrose]

That reminds me of another one I’ve seen:

(Artist/author credit: Hannah Bonner)

[raymie]

Common names be like:

[vreinkymov]

Scientific names solve the problem :

[jwidness]

Today’s Penny Arcade is bird-related, though I’m only going to link it instead of posting it because the language is not forum-appropriate: https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2023/04/24/birds-in-your-area-2

[fluffyinca]

[giannamaria]

Oh no… My childhood…

As a vulture lover, I love this one!

[giannamaria]

good luck brenda…

[tiwane]

Please remember to credit and link to cartoons if you can!

[jasonhernandez74]

@giannamaria

Oh no… My childhood…

I’m gonna hafta steal this one for Facebook when December rolls around.

[giannamaria]

Reminds me of my mom X-D

[broacher]

I just saw this one today, which is almost a year since I joined iNaturalist.

I’m not sure if I would have laughed so hard then as I did today.

Worth the wait!

[jwidness]

another smbc