Possible but unconfirmed leads: Kinetic Dissent and Z'Rose
Unlikely leads: H. Kristal, Sentinel, Zion (they became Dragonne and I listened to them, and I doubt they changed the voice and the style so much)
The bands Iced Earth, Talon, Battallion, Eviscerator and Dungeon Masters (or Dragon Master) were all suggested by Charles Markward, but we have zero proofs it could be one of them (the first two are implausible: Iced Earth is way too famous and Talon doesn't correspond to his description and also, there aren't any proofs for the existence of the last three)
The Possible DJ that played the song: I don't have facebook, so it doesn't let me see the profile: https://www.facebook.com/patrick.dawsey but according to these comments, it's most likely him: https://www.reddit.com/Lostwave/comments/kcsui4/comment/gfuf4c7/
We know the song likely uses a rockman amplifier https://www.reddit.com/thefalloftheking/comments/1csu48x/the_fall_of_the_king_uses_a_rockman_amplifie
OTHER POTENTIAL LEADS:
This user found a simillarity with "Battle at Helm's Deep" by Attacker: https://www.reddit.com/thefalloftheking/comments/1chnfzv/after_spending_my_whole_morning_listening_to/ therefore I discovered who produced this album: https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/AttackeBattle_at_Helm%27s_Deep/2670 It's a guy called Glenn M. Taylor and it gets listed only as a producer for Attacker and he is credited for Engineering the A3 track of Scarred for life by Obsession: https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Glenn_Taylo279799 and while searching the staff in this album, I found these people:
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Joe_Mendyk/347906 Engineering
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Bill_Burke/138039 Engineering
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Eddy_Schreye14684 Mastering (here is his Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eddy.schreyer.7 his Myspace: https://myspace.com/oasismastering and his website: https://oasismastering.com/ )
And I also found the one who did the Mastering for this Attacker album, he's called Jack Skinner: https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Jack_Skinne153711 https://www.discogs.com/artist/366035-Jack-Skinner
One of this guy may have worked for our song.
Also, I found a channel on Texan Underground Metal Music, it's called TXmetalunderground: https://www.youtube.com/@TXmetalunderground/videos and I also found their website:https://tmurecords.bandcamp.com/ They describe themselves as an "archive of the classic Texas metal scene". This channel could know our song (hopefully)

Tuesday, May 21 - Monday, May 27, 2024

Top 15 Posts

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466	134 comments	[Discussion] Lorna Shore's To the Hellfire is officially the most played deathcore song on spotify.
311	26 comments	Wrestling match at a Paleface Swiss broke out with Zelli counting
228	225 comments	Devin Duarte from Worm Shepherd outed as abusive. Another one bites the dust
157	216 comments	Immortal Disfigurement are releasing their debut album "King" on June 7th.
140	22 comments	Welcome back, ASP
128	18 comments	[Discussion] death atlas is such an amazing album
125	234 comments	[Discussion] What is your comfort Deathcore album.
124	34 comments	[Discussion] It has been 2032 days since the last black tongue album dropped.
117	22 comments	Spite just destroyed Chicago
105	47 comments	[Discussion] I couldn't explain Darius Tehrani if I tried
99	276 comments	[Discussion] SAY THE BEST BREAKDOWN CALLOUT YOU CAN THINK OF
98	95 comments	[Discussion] Do you like the band Carnifex ?
92	129 comments	[Discussion] Modern slam
87	90 comments	[Discussion] Myspace deathcore revival
86	141 comments	[Discussion] What deathcore albums would you consider essential listening?

 

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81	387 comments	[Discussion] What are your top 3 favourite bands outside of deathcore?
75	244 comments	[Discussion] Drop a band that I've probably forgotten about
70	200 comments	[Discussion] Who got you into deathcore?
74	182 comments	[Discussion] whats the most f up thing you have seen at deathcore concert
60	168 comments	[Discussion] If you could use 1 song to introduce deathcore to someone, what song would it be?

 

Today's anniversaries are:
2002

• Mastodon - Remission (Alternative, Indie Rock, Pop, Metal)

2008

• Nivathe - Enveloped in a Diseased Abyss (sludge metal)

2011

• Bangladeafy - This Is Your Brain on Bugs (metal, progressive rock, free, math rock, mathrock, progressive metal, New York)

2012

• Architects - Daybreaker (Rock)
  
• Bilbao Syndrome - Ⅰ-Ⅵ (death-metal, extreme metal, improvisation, improvised, jazz, matthew bourne, metal, new music, tech-death, tech-metal, London)
  
• David Maxim Micić - Би̏ло (Bȉlo) Ⅱ (metal, vladimir lalic, ambient, electronic, fusion, guitar, progressive, rock, Београд)
  
• Memória de peixe - Memória de peixe (alternative, indieprovisation, Lisboa)
  

2013

• Uneven Structure - 8 (djent, france, metal, progressive metal, technical metal, djent, heavy metal, metal, progressive metal, tech, technical metal, United Kingdom)

2016

• Stage Kids - Intra Mental (jazz, miramesa, sandiego, experimental, instrumental, jazz, math, math rock, mathrock, San Diego) Read our review.

2017

• … And Upstairs, Nurses - Linear A (americana, americana jazzrock, birmingham uk, experimental rock, indie rock, math rock, rock, artrock, emo, indie folk, math, math folk, math-rock, weird indie, Birmingham)
  
• Cybergrindr - Fully Automated Psychic Violence (metal, cybergrind, cyberpunk, gindcore, metal, sci-fi, Canada)
  
• D Ocean - Ocean Tapes Ⅲ (electronic, dark ambient, fantasy, United States)
  
• Jan Wouter Oostenrijk - We Are Connected (Rock) Read our review.
  
• Psygnosis - Neptune (metal, atmospheric, cello, death metal, extreme, progressive, Paris)
  

2018

• Computer - Consequences of Mass Production under the Entertainment Regime (metalcore, world, breakdown, computer, fake grind, grind, grindcore, math, mathcore, myspace, no metal, nü metal, queer, weed, Orlando) Read our review.
  
• Eleventh Dimension - Paramnesia (alternative, groove metal, metal, bass, concept album, drums, female, female vocals, guitar, lisbon, post-metal, progressive metal, rock, Portugal)
  
• Shoeb Ahmad - Quiver (alternative, soul, ambient, femme, indie pop, noir pop, post-classical, post-punk, transgender, Canberra)
  
• Standards - Standards (rock, instrumental rock, math rock, Los Angeles)
  
• 虚极 (Xū jí / Bliss-Illusion) - 森羅萬象 (Sēnluówànxiàng) (black metal, blackgaze, bouddha, depressive rock, metal, folk, folk metal, oriental, post-black, post-hardcore, post-metal, post-rock, shoegaze, Beijing)
  

2019

• Ben Levin Group - Jelly Mound (art rock, classical, experimental, prog, rock, indie rock, Boston) Read our review.
  
• Neon Hiss - Volume Ⅱ (cybergrind)
  
• Tree - Between a Rock and a Hard Place (Jazz)
  

2020

• Aesthesys - Alignments (post-rock)
  
• Backwash - God Has Nothing to Do with This Leave Him Out of It (experimental hip-hop)
  

2021

• Alluvial - Sarcoma (progressive death metal)
  
• Anna Webber - Idiom (avant-garde jazz) Read our review.
  
• Boar - Hulluuden mandala (doom metal)
  
• Brendan Byrnes - 2227 (experimental rock)
  
• Crépuscule - Le Gardien des clefs (atmospheric black metal)
  
• Dödsrit - Mortal Coil (atmospheric black metal)
  
• Girls in Airports - Leap (nu jazz)
  
• Gulfer & Charmer - Split (indie rock)
  
• Isambard Khroustaliov - Transhuman Harmolodics (experimental electro)
  
• Jack o' the Clock - Leaving California (progressive rock)
  
• Jessica Ackerley - Morning/Mourning (avant-garde jazz)
  
• Khandra - All Occupied by Sole Death (blackened death metal)
  
• K'mono - Return to the E (progressive rock)
  
• Laura Cannell & Kate Ellis - These Feral Lands: May Sounds (contemporary classical)
  
• Michel Meis Quartet - Kaboom (modern jazz)
  
• Mike Salow - The Hunt (nu prog)
  
• Muito Kaballa's Power Ensemble - Mamari (Afrobeat, world fusion)
  
• Noctule - Wretched Abyss (atmospheric black metal)
  
• Paul Jarret - Ghost Songs (modern jazz)
  
• Perturbator - Lustful Sacraments (darkwave)
  
• Plastic Bag Face Mask & 鉞 (Masakari / Mazakari) - Split (progressive deathcore)
  
• Portal - Avow (avant-garde death metal)
  
• Portal - Hagbulbia (avant-garde death metal)
  
• Portico Quartet - Terrain (nu jazz)
  
• Presentable Corpse - 002 (psychedelic rock)
  
• Rachel Langlais - Dothe (contemporary classical)
  
• Sauf les drones - Chercher le trouble (post-rock)
  
• The Flight of Sleipnir - Eventide (black metal)
  
• Twisted Illusion - Temple of Artifice (progressive rock)
  
• Unfathomable Ruination - Decennium ruinae (technical death metal)
  
• Visceral Autopsy - It Never Ends Well, Volume 1 (trapcore)
  
• Vorvaň - Awakened (blackened grindcore)
  
• Waking the Sleeping Bear - Porno Future (rapcore)
  
• Wavefield Ensemble - Concrete & Void (contemporary classical)
  
• White Moth Black Butterfly - The Cost of Dreaming (alternative rock)
  
• جو بھی (Jobhy / Jaubi) - نَفْس سُكُون يس (Nafs sukūn yāsin / Nafs at Peace) (world fusion)
  

2022

• Gortrocity - The Eternal Return (death metal)
  
• Schoadum - Im Lichternebel (atmospheric black metal)
  
• Thrall - Schisms (black metal)
  
• Tryblith - Cosmic Serpent (atmospheric black metal)
  
• Tryton - Chimères (progressive metal, jazz fusion)
  

2023

• Mineral King - Variations (folk rock)
  
• Parasitic - Disfiguring Symmetry (deathgrind)
  
• Vergeblichkeit - Das System der Vergeblichkeit (blackened post-punk)
  

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Babirusa Baboon Bactrian Camel Badger Bagle – Basset Hound Mix Bagworm Moth Bagworm Moth Caterpillar Baird’s Rat Snake Bald Eagle Baleen Whale Balinese Balkan Lynx Ball Python Bamboo Shark Bamboo Worms Banana Ball Python Banana Cinnamon Ball Python Banana Eel Banana Spider Banded Krait Banded Palm Civet Banded Water Snake Bandicoot Banjo Catfish Barb Barbet Barbut’s Cuckoo Bumblebee Barinasuchus Bark Beetle Bark Scorpion Barn Owl Barn Spider Barn Swallow Barnacle Barnevelder Barosaurus Barracuda Barramundi Fish Barred Owl Barreleye Fish (Barrel Eye) Barylambda Basenji Dog Basenji Mix Basilisk Lizard Basilosaurus Basking Shark Bass Bassador Basset Fauve de Bretagne Basset Hound Bassetoodle Bat Bat-Eared Fox Batfish Bavarian Mountain Hound Baya Bea-Tzu Beabull Beagador Beagle Beagle Mix Beagle Shepherd Beaglier Beago Bear Bearded Collie Bearded Dragon Bearded Fireworm Bearded Vulture Beaski Beauceron Beauty rat snake Beaver Bed Bugs Bedlington Terrier Bee Bee-Eater Beefalo Beetle Beewolf wasp Belgian Canary Belgian Laekenois Belgian Malinois Belgian Malinois Mix Belgian Sheepdog Belgian Shepherd Belgian Tervuren Belted Kingfisher Beluga Sturgeon Beluga Sturgeon Bengal Tiger Bergamasco Berger Blanc Suisse Berger Picard Bernedoodle Bernese Mountain Dog Bernese Mountain Dog Mix Bernese Shepherd Betta Fish (Siamese Fighting Fish) Bhutan Takin Bichir Bichon Frise Bichpoo Biewer Terrier Bigfin Reef Squid Bighorn Sheep Bilby Binturong Bird Bird Of Paradise Bird Snake Birman Biscuit Beetle Bismarck Ringed Python Bison Black And Tan Coonhound Black and White Warbler Black Aphids Black Bass Black Crappie Black Dragon Lizard Black German Shepherd Black Mamba Black Marlin Black Mouth Cur Black Pastel Ball Python Black Rat Snake Black Rhinoceros Black Russian Terrier Black Sea Bass Black Swallowtail Black Swallowtail Caterpillar Black Tarantula Black Throat Monitor Black Wasp Black Widow Spider Black Witch Moth Black-Bellied Whistling Duck Black-Capped Chickadee Black-Footed Ferret Black-headed python Black-Tailed Rattlesnake Blackburnian Warbler Blackfin Tuna Blacknose Shark Blackpoll Warbler Blacktip Reef Shark Blacktip Shark Bladefin Basslet Blanket Octopus Blind Snake Blister Beetle Blister Beetle Blobfish Blood Python Bloodhound Blowfly Blue Andalusian Blue Belly Lizard Blue Catfish Blue Death Feigning Beetle Blue Dragon Sea Slug Blue Eyed Pleco Blue German Shepherd Blue Gray Gnatcatcher Blue grosbeak Blue Iguana Blue Jay Blue Lacy Dog Blue Nose Pit Bull Blue Picardy Spaniel Blue Racer Blue Shark Blue Tanager (Blue-Grey Tanager) Blue Tang Blue Tit Blue Whale Blue-Ringed Octopus Bluefin Tuna Bluefish Bluegill Bluetick Coonhound Boas Bobcat Bobolink Boelen’s python Boer Goat Boerboel Boggle Boglen Terrier Boiga Bolivian Anaconda Bolognese Dog Bombardier Beetle Bombay Bonefish Bongo Bonito Fish Bonnethead Shark Bonobo Booby Boomslang Booted Bantam Borador Border Collie Border Collie Mix Border Terrier Bordoodle Borkie Bornean Orangutan Borneo Elephant Boskimo Boston Terrier Bottlenose Dolphin Bouvier Des Flandres Bowfin Bowhead Whale Box Jellyfish Box Tree Moth Box Turtle Box-Headed Blood Bee Boxachi Boxador Boxer Dog Boxer Mix Boxerdoodle Boxfish Boxsky Boxweiler Boykin Spaniel Bracco Italiano Brachiosaurus Brahma Chicken Brahminy Blindsnake Braque du Bourbonnais Braque Francais Brazilian Black Tarantula Brazilian Terrier Brazilian Treehopper Bredl’s Python Briard British Timber Brittany Brontosaurus Bronze Whaler Shark Bronze-winged Jacana Brook Trout Brookesia Micra Brown Bear Brown Dog Tick Brown Headed Cowbird Brown Hyena Brown Snake Brown Tree Snake Brown Water Snake Brown-banded Cockroach Brug Brussels Griffon Budgerigar Buff Orpington Chicken Buffalo Buffalo Fish Bull and Terrier Bull Shark Bull Terrier Bull Trout Bullboxer Bulldog Bulldog Mix Bullfrog Bullmastiff Bullsnake Bumblebee Burmese Burmese Python Burrowing Frog Burrowing Owl Bush Baby Bush Viper Bushmaster Snake Butterfly Butterfly Fish
Cabbage Moth Cactus Moth Cactus Mouse Cactus Wren Caecilian Caiman Caiman Lizard Cairn Terrier California Condor California Kingsnake California Tarantula Camel Camel Cricket Camel Spider Campine Chicken Canaan Dog Canada Lynx Canada Warbler Canadian Eskimo Dog Canadian Horse Cane Corso Cane Rat Cane Spider Cantil Canvasback Cape Lion Capuchin Capybara Caracal Cardinal Caribbean Reef Shark Caribou Carolina Dog Carolina Parakeet Carp Carpenter Ant Carpet Beetle Carpet Python Carpet Viper Carrion Beetle Cascabel Cashmere Goat Cassowary Cat Cat Snake Cat-Eyed Snake Cat-Faced Spider Catahoula Bulldog Catahoula Leopard Catalan Sheepdog Caterpillar Catfish Caucasian Mountain Dog (Shepherd) Caucasian Shepherd Cava Tzu Cavador Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Cavapoo Cave Bear Cave Lion Cecropia Moth Cedar Waxwing Centipede Central Ranges Taipan Cephalaspis Ceratopsian Ceratosaurus Cervalces latifrons (Broad-Fronted Moose) Cesky Fousek Cesky Terrier Chain Pickerel Chameleon Chamois Chartreux Cheagle Checkered Garter Snake Cheetah Chesapeake Bay Retriever Chestnut-Sided Warbler Chi Chi Chickadee Chicken Chicken Snake Chigger Chihuahua Chihuahua Mix Children’s python Chilean Recluse Spider Chilean Rose Tarantula Chilesaurus Chimaera Chimpanzee Chinchilla Chinese Alligator Chinese Cobra Chinese Crested Dog Chinese Geese Chinese Paddlefish Chinese Shar-Pei Chinese Water Deer Chinook Chinook Salmon Chinstrap Penguin Chipit Chipmunk Chipoo Chipping Sparrow Chiton Chiweenie Chorkie Chow Chow Chow Pom Chow Shepherd Christmas Beetle Christmas Island Red Crab Chromodoris Willani Chusky Cicada Cichlid Cinereous Vulture Cinnamon Ball Python Cinnamon Bear Cinnamon Ferret Clark’s Grebe Clearnose Skate Click Beetle Clock Spider Clothes Moth Clouded Leopard Clownfish Clumber Spaniel Coachwhip Snake Coastal Carpet Python Coastal Taipan Coati Cobalt Blue Tarantula Cobia Fish Cobras Cochin Chicken Cockalier Cockapoo Cockatiel Cockatoo Cocker Spaniel Cockle Cockroach Coconut Crab Codfish Codling Moth Coelacanth Collared Peccary Collett’s Snake Collie Collie Mix Colossal Squid Comb Jellyfish Comb-crested Jacana Comet Moth Comfort Retriever Common Buzzard Common Carp Common European Adder Common Frog Common Furniture Beetle Common Goldeneye Common Grackle Common Green Magpie Common House Spider Common Loon Common Raven Common Spotted Cuscus Common Toad Common Yellowthroat Compsognathus Cone Snail Conger Eel Congo Snake Conure Cookiecutter Shark Cooper’s Hawk Copperhead Coral Coral Snake Corella Corgidor Corgipoo Corkie Corman Shepherd Cormorant Corn Earworm Corn Rex Cat (Cornish Rex) Corn Snake Cory Catfish Coryphodon Costa’s Hummingbird Coton de Tulear Cotton-top Tamarin Cottonmouth Coues Deer Cougar Cow Cow Reticulated Python Coyote Crab Crab Spider Crab-Eating Fox Crab-Eating Macaque Crabeater Seal Crane Crappie Fish Crayfish Crested Gecko Crested Penguin Cricket Croatian Sheepdog Crocodile Crocodile Monitor Crocodile Shark Crocodylomorph Cross Fox Cross River Gorilla Crow Crucian Carp Cryolophosaurus Cuban Boa Cuban Cockroach Cubera Snapper Cuckoo Cucumber Beetle Curly Coated Retriever Curly Hair Tarantula Cuttlefish Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
Dachsador Dachshund Dachshund Mix Daeodon Dalmadoodle Dalmador Dalmatian Dalmatian Mix Damselfish Dandie Dinmont Terrier Daniff Danios Danish Swedish Farmdog Dapple Dachshund Dark-Eyed Junco Dark-Eyed Junco Darkling Beetle Darwin’s fox Darwin’s Frog Daug De Brazza’s Monkey De Kay’s Brown Snake Death Adder Death’s Head Cockroach Deathwatch Beetle Decorator Crab Deer Deer Head Chihuahua Deer Mouse Deer Tick Deinocheirus Deinosuchus Desert Ghost Ball Python Desert Kingsnake Desert Locust Desert Rain Frog Desert Tortoise Desert Wolf Desmostylus Deutsche Bracke Devil’s Coach Horse Beetle Devon Rex Dhole Diamond Python Diamondback Moth Dickcissel Dickinsonia Dik-Dik Dilophosaurus Dimetrodon Diminutive Woodrat Dingo Dinocrocuta Dinofelis Dinopithecus Dinosaur Shrimp Dinosaurs Diplodocus Diprotodon Dire Wolf Disco Clam Discus Diving Bell Spider (Water Spider) Diving Duck Doberman Pinscher Dobsonfly Dodo Doedicurus Dog Dog Tick Dogo Argentino Dogue De Bordeaux Dolphin Donkey Dorgi Dorkie Dorking Chicken Dormouse Double Doodle Douc Downy Woodpecker Doxiepoo Doxle Draco Volans Lizard Dragon Eel Dragon Snake (Javan Tubercle Snake, Javan Mudsnake) Dragonfish Dragonfly Dreadnoughtus Drever Dried Fruit Moth Dromornis stirtoni Drum Fish Dubia Cockroach Duck Dugong Dumeril’s Boa Dung Beetle Dungeness Crab Dunker Dunkleosteus Dunnock Dusky Dolphin Dusky Shark Dutch Rabbit Dutch Shepherd Dwarf Boa Dwarf Crocodile Dwarf Gourami Dwarf Hamster
Eagle Eagle Ray Eared Grebe Earless Monitor Lizard Earthworm Earwig East Siberian Laika Eastern Barred Bandicoot Eastern Bluebird Eastern Box Turtle Eastern Brown Snake Eastern Chipmunk Eastern Coral Snake Eastern Cottontail Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Eastern Dobsonfly Eastern Fence Lizard Eastern Glass Lizard Eastern Gorilla Eastern Gray Squirrel Eastern Green Mamba Eastern Hognose Snake Eastern Indigo Snake Eastern Kingbird Eastern Lowland Gorilla Eastern Meadowlark Eastern Phoebe Eastern Racer Eastern Rat Snake Eastern Tiger Snake Eastern Turkey (Wild Turkey) Eastern Woodrat Echidna Eclectus Parrot Edible Frog Eel Eel catfish Eelpout Egret Egyptian Cobra (Egyptian Asp) Egyptian Goose Egyptian Mau Egyptian Tortoise Egyptian Vulture Eider Eland Elasmosaurus Elasmotherium Electric Catfish Electric Eel Elegant Tern Elephant Elephant Beetle Elephant Bird Elephant Fish Elephant Seal Elephant Shrew Elf Owl Elk Ember Tetra Embolotherium Emerald Toucanet Emerald Tree Boa Emerald Tree Monitor Emperor Angelfish Emperor Goose Emperor Penguin Emperor Tamarin Emu Enchi Ball Python English Bulldog English Cocker Spaniel English Cream Golden Retriever English Crested Guinea Pig English Foxhound English Longhorn Cattle English Pointer English Setter English Shepherd English Springer Spaniel English Toy Terrier Entlebucher Mountain Dog Epagneul Pont Audemer Epicyon haydeni Epidexipteryx Equatorial Spitting Cobra Equus giganteus Ermine Eryops Escolar Eskimo Dog Eskipoo Estrela Mountain Dog Euoplocephalus Eurasian Beaver Eurasian Bullfinch Eurasian Collared Dove Eurasian Eagle-owl Eurasian Jay Eurasian Lynx Eurasian Nuthatch Eurasian Sparrowhawk Eurasian Wolf Eurasier European Bee-Eater European Corn Borer European Goldfinch European Polecat European Robin European Starling European Wildcat Eurypterus Evening Bat Evening Grosbeak Executioner Wasp Eyelash Viper
Fainting Goat Fairy-Wren Falcon Fallow deer False Cobra False coral snake False Killer Whale False Water Cobra False Widow Spider Fancy Mouse Fangtooth Feather Star Feist Fennec Fox Fer-de-lance Snake Ferret Ferruginous Hawk Fiddler Crab Field Cuckoo Bumblebee Field Spaniel Fierce Snake Figeater Beetle Fila Brasileiro Fin Whale Finch Finnish Lapphund Finnish Spitz Fire Ball Python Fire Eel Fire Salamander Fire-Bellied Toad Firefly Firefly Ball Python Fish Fisher Fishing Cat Fishing Spiders Flamingo Flat-Coated Retriever Flathead Catfish Flea Flea Beetle Fleckvieh Cattle Florida Gar Florida Mouse Florida Panther Florida Woods Cockroach Flounder Flounder Fish Flour Beetle Flowerhorn Fish Fluke Fish (summer flounder) Fly Flycatcher Flying Fish Flying Lemur Flying Snake Flying Squirrel Football Fish Forest Cobra Forest Cuckoo Bumblebee Formosan Mountain Dog Fossa Fox Fox Snakes Fox Squirrel Fox Terrier Freeway Ball Python French Bulldog French Bulldog Mix French Lop Frenchton Frengle Freshwater Crocodile Freshwater Drum Freshwater Eel Freshwater Jellyfish Freshwater Sunfish Frigatebird Frilled Lizard Frilled Shark Fritillary Butterfly Frizzle Chicken Frog Frogfish Frug Fruit Bat Fruit Fly Fulvous Whistling Duck Fur Seal Furrow Bee
Gaboon Viper Gadwall Galapagos Penguin Galapagos Shark Galapagos Tortoise Gar Garden Eel Garden Spider Gargoyle Gecko Garter Snake Gastornis Gazelle Gecko Genet Gentoo Penguin Geoffroys Tamarin Gerberian Shepsky Gerbil German Cockroach German Longhaired Pointer German Pinscher German Shepherd Guide German Shepherd Mix German Sheppit German Sheprador German Shorthaired Pointer German Spitz German Wirehaired Pointer Gharial Ghost Catfish Ghost Crab Giant African Land Snail Giant Armadillo Giant Beaver Giant Clam Giant Desert Centipede Giant Golden Mole Giant House Spider Giant Isopod Giant Leopard Moth Giant Panda Bear Giant Salamander Giant Schnauzer Giant Schnoodle Giant Siphonophore Giant Trevally Giant Weta Giant Wood Moth Gibbon Gigantopithecus Gila Monster Giraffe Glass Frog Glass Lizard Glechon Glen Of Imaal Terrier Glowworm Gnat Goat Goberian Goblin Shark Goby Fish Goldador Goldcrest Golden Dox Golden Eagle Golden Irish Golden Jackal Golden Lancehead Golden Lion Tamarin Golden Masked Owl Golden Mole Golden Newfie Golden Oriole Golden Pyrenees Golden Retriever Golden Retriever Mix Golden Saint Golden Shepherd Golden Shiner Golden Tortoise Beetle Golden Trout Golden-Crowned Flying Fox Golden-Crowned Kinglet Goldendoodle Goldfish Goliath Beetle Goliath Frog Goliath Grouper Goliath Tigerfish Gollie Gomphotherium Goonch Catfish Goose Gooty Sapphire Tarantula Gopher Gopher Snake Gopher Tortoise Goral Gordon Setter Gorgosaurus Gorilla Goshawk Gouldian Finch Gourami Grapevine Beetle Grass Carp Grass Snake Grass Spider Grasshopper Grasshopper Mouse Gray Catbird Gray Fox Gray Tree Frog Great Blue Heron Great Crested Flycatcher Great Dane Great Dane Mix Great Danoodle Great Egret Great Hammerhead Shark Great Kiskadee Great Plains Rat Snake Great Potoo Bird Great Pyrenees Great Pyrenees Mix Great White Shark Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Grebe Green Anaconda Green Anole Green Aphids Green Bee-Eater Green Bottle Blue Tarantula Green Frog Green Heron Green June Beetle Green Mamba Green Rat Snake Green Snake Green Sunfish Green Tree Frog Green Tree Python Greenland Dog Greenland Shark Grey Heron Grey Mouse Lemur Grey Reef Shark Grey Seal Greyhound Griffon Vulture Griffonshire Grizzly Bear Groenendael Ground Snake Ground Squirrel Groundhog (Woodchuck) Groundhog Tick Grouper Grouse Grunion Guadalupe Bass Guinea Fowl Guinea Pig Gulper Catfish Gulper Eel Guppy Gypsy Cuckoo Bumblebee Gypsy Moth Gypsy Moth Caterpillar
Haast’s Eagle Habu Snake Haddock Hagfish Haikouichthys Hainosaurus Hairy Frogfish Hairy Woodpecker Hairy-footed Flower Bee Halibut Hallucigenia Hamburg Chicken Hammerhead Shark Hammerhead Worm Hammond’s flycatcher Hamster Harbor Porpoise Harbor Seal Hardhead Catfish Hare Harlequin Coral Snake Harlequin Rabbit Harp Seal Harpy Eagle Harrier Harris’s Hawk Hartebeest Hatzegopteryx Havamalt Havanese Havapoo Havashire Havashu Hawaiian Crow Hawaiian Goose (Nene) Hawaiian Monk Seal Hawk Hawk Moth Caterpillar Hedgehog Helicoprion Hellbender Hepatic Tanager (Red Tanager) Hercules Beetle Hercules Moth Hermit Crab Heron Herrerasaurus Herring Herring Gull Highland Cattle Himalayan Hippopotamus Hippopotamus gorgops Hoary Bat Hobo Spider Hogfish Hognose snake Hokkaido Holy Cross Frog Honduran White Bat Honey Badger Honey Bee Honey Buzzard Hooded Oriole Hooded Seal Hook-Nosed Sea Snake Hoopoe Horgi Horn Shark Hornbill Horned Adder Horned Beetle Horned Grebe Horned Lizard Horned Viper Hornet Horse Horse Mackerel Horsefly Horseshoe Crab Houdan Chicken House Finch House Sparrow (English Sparrow) House wren Housefly Hovasaurus Hovawart Howler Monkey Human Humboldt Penguin Humboldt Squid Hummingbird Hummingbird Hawk-Moth Humpback Whale Huntaway Huntsman Spider Huskador Huskita Husky Husky Jack Huskydoodle Hyacinth Macaw Hyaenodon Hyena
Ibex Ibis Ibizan Hound Icadyptes Icelandic Sheepdog Ichthyosaurus Ichthyostega Iguana Iguanodon IMG Boa Constrictor Immortal Jellyfish Impala Imperial Moth Inchworm Indian Cobra Indian Elephant Indian Giant Squirrel Indian Palm Squirrel Indian python Indian Rhinoceros Indian Star Tortoise Indianmeal Moth Indigo Snake Indochinese Tiger Indri Inland Taipan Insect Insects Io Moth Irish Doodle Irish Elk Irish Setter Irish Terrier Irish Water Spaniel Irish WolfHound Irukandji Jellyfish Italian Greyhound Ivory-billed woodpecker Ivy Bee
Jabiru Jacana Jack Crevalle Jack Russells Jack-Chi Jackabee Jackal Jackdaw Jackrabbit Jackson’s Chameleon Jagdterrier Jaguar Jaguarundi Cat Jamaican Boa Jamaican Iguana Japanese Bantam Chicken Japanese Beetle Japanese Chin Japanese Macaque Japanese rat snake Japanese Spitz Japanese Squirrel Japanese Terrier Javan Leopard Javan Rhinoceros Javanese Jellyfish Jerboa Jewel Beetle John Dory Jonah Crab Joro Spider Josephoartigasia monesi Jumping Spider Jungle Carpet Python Junglefowl
Kagu Kai Ken Kakapo Kaluga Sturgeon Kamehameha Butterfly Kangal Shepherd Dog Kangaroo Kangaroo Mouse Kangaroo Rat Katydid Kaua’i ‘Ō‘ō Kea Keagle Keel-Billed Toucan Keelback Keeshond Kelp Greenling Kentucky Warbler Kenyan Sand Boa Kermode Bear (Spirit Bear) Kerry Blue Terrier Kestrel Keta Salmon Key Deer Keyhole Cichlid Khao Manee Khapra Beetle Kiang Kiko Goat Killdeer Killer Clown Ball Python Killer Whale Killifish Kinabalu Giant Red Leech Kinder Goat King Cobra King Crab King Eider King Mackerel King Penguin King Quail King Rat Snake King Salmon King Shepherd King Snake King Vulture Kingfisher Kingklip Kinkajou Kirtland’s Snake Kishu Kissing Bugs Kissing Gourami Kit Fox Kitefin Shark Kiwi Klipspringer Knifefish Knight Anole Koala Kodiak Bear Kodkod Koi Fish Kokanee Salmon Komodo Dragon Komondor Kooikerhondje Koolie Korean Jindo Kori Bustard Kouprey Kowari Krait Krill Kudu Kudzu Bug Kuvasz
Labahoula Labmaraner Labout’s Fairy Wrasse Labrabull Labradane Labradoodle Labrador Retriever Labraheeler Labrottie Lace Bug Lace Monitor Ladybug Ladyfish Lagotto Romagnolo Lake Sturgeon Lake Trout Lakeland Terrier LaMancha Goat Lamprey Lancashire Heeler Lancetfish Landseer Newfoundland Lappet-faced Vulture Lapponian Herder Larder Beetle Large Munsterlander Largemouth Bass Laughing Kookaburra Lavender Albino Ball Python Lawnmower Blenny Lazarus Lizard Leaf-Tailed Gecko Leafcutter Ant Leafcutter Bee Least Flycatcher Leatherback Sea Turtle Leech Leedsichthys Leghorn Chicken Leichhardt’s Grasshopper Lemming Lemon Blast Ball Python Lemon Cuckoo Bumblebee Lemon Shark Lemur Leonberger Leopard Leopard Cat Leopard Frog Leopard Gecko Leopard Lizard Leopard Seal Leopard Shark Leopard Tortoise Leptocephalus Lesser Jacana Lesser Scaup Lhasa Apso Lhasapoo Liger Limpet Lineback Cattle Linnet Lion Lion’s Mane Jellyfish Lionfish Liopleurodon Liopleurodon Lipstick Albino Boa Little Brown Bat Little Penguin Livyatan Lizard Lizardfish Llama Loach Lobster Locust Loggerhead Shrike Lone Star Tick Long-Eared Owl Long-Haired Rottweiler Long-Tailed Tit Long-Winged Kite Spider Longfin Mako Shark Longnose Gar Lorikeet Loris Lowchen Lumpfish Luna Moth Luna Moth Caterpillar Lungfish Lurcher Lykoi Cat Lynx Lyrebird Lystrosaurus
Macaque Macaroni Penguin Macaw MacGillivray’s Warbler Machaeroides Mackenzie Valley Wolf Macrauchenia Madagascar Hissing Cockroach Madagascar Jacana Madagascar Tree Boa Madora Moth Magellanic Penguin Maggot Magnolia Warbler Magpie Magyarosaurus Mahi Mahi (Dolphin Fish) Maiasaura Maine Coon Mal Shi Malayan Civet Malayan Krait Malayan Tiger Malchi Mallard Malteagle Maltese Maltese Mix Maltese Shih Tzu Maltipom Maltipoo Mamba Mamushi Snake Man of War Jellyfish Manatee Manchester Terrier Mandarin Rat Snake Mandrill Maned Wolf Mangrove Snake Mangrove Snapper Manta Ray Mantella Frog Marabou Stork Marans Chicken Marble Fox Maremma Sheepdog Margay Marine Iguana Marine Toad Markhor Marmoset Marmot Marsh Frog Marsican Brown Bear Masiakasaurus Masked Angelfish Masked Palm Civet Mason Bee Massasauga Mastador Mastiff Mastiff Mix Mauzer May Beetle Mayan Cichlid Mayfly Meagle Mealworm Beetle Mealybug Meerkat Megalania Megalochelys Megalodon Megamouth Shark Meganeura Megatherium Meiolania Mekong Giant Catfish Merganser Mexican Alligator Lizard Mexican Black Kingsnake Mexican Eagle (Northern crested caracara) Mexican Fireleg Tarantula Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Mexican Mole Lizard Microraptor Midget Faded Rattlesnake Miki Milk Snake Milkfish Milkweed aphids Millipede Mini Labradoodle Mini Lop Miniature Bull Terrier Miniature Husky Miniature Pinscher Mink Minke Whale Mississippi Kite Moccasin Snake Mockingbird Modern Game Chicken Mojarra Mojave Ball Python Mojave Rattlesnake Mola mola (Ocean Sunfish) Mole Mole Crab (Sand Flea) Mole Cricket Mole Snake Mollusk Molly Monarch Butterfly Mongoose Mongrel Monitor Lizard Monkey Monkfish Monocled Cobra Monte Iberia Eleuth Moon Jellyfish Moonglow Boa Moorhen Moose Moray Eel Morkie Morpho Butterfly Mosasaurus Moscow Watchdog Mosquito Moth Mountain Beaver Mountain Bluebird Mountain Cur Mountain Feist Mountain Gorilla Mountain Lion Mourning Dove Mourning Gecko Mourning Warbler Mouse Mouse Spider Mouse-Deer (Chevrotain) Mozambique Spitting Cobra Mud Snake Mudi Mudpuppy Mudskipper Mule Mule Deer Mulga Snake Mullet Fish Muntjac Muscovy Duck Musk Deer Muskellunge (Muskie) Muskox Muskrat Mussurana Snake Muttaburrasaurus Muttaburrasaurus Myna Bird
Nabarlek Naegleria Naked Mole Rat Narwhal Natterjack Nautilus Neanderthal Neapolitan Mastiff Nebelung Needlefish Nelore Cattle Neon Tetra Neptune Grouper Netherland Dwarf Rabbit New Hampshire Red Chicken Newfoundland Newfypoo Newt Nguni Cattle Nicobar pigeon Nigerian Goat Night Adder Night Heron Night Snake Nightingale Nightjar Nile Crocodile Nile Monitor Nile Perch Nilgai No See Ums Norfolk Terrier Norrbottenspets North American Black Bear Northern Alligator Lizard Northern Bobwhite Northern Cardinal Northern Flicker Northern Fur Seal Northern Harrier Northern Inuit Dog Northern Jacana Northern Parula Northern Pintail Northern Potoo Northern Screamer Northern Water Snake Norway Rat Norwegian Buhund Norwegian Elkhound Norwegian Forest Norwegian Lundehund Norwich Terrier Nose-Horned Viper Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Nubian Goat Nudibranch Numbat Nuralagus Nurse Shark Nut Weevil Nuthatch Nutria Nyala
Oak Toad Oarfish Ocean Perch Ocean Pout Ocean Whitefish Oceanic Whitetip Shark Ocellated Turkey Ocelot Octopus Oenpelli python Oilfish Okapi Old English Sheepdog Old House Borer Oleander Hawk Moth Olingo Olive Baboon Olive python Olive Sea Snake Olm Olympic Marmot Onagadori Chicken Onager Opabinia Opah Opaleye (Rudderfish) Opossum Oranda Goldfish Orange Baboon Tarantula Orange Dream Ball Python Orange Roughy Orange Spider Orange Tanager (Orange-Headed Tanager) Orange-Crowned Warbler Orangutan Orb Weaver Orchard Oriole Orchid Dottyback Oregon Spotted Frog Ori-Pei Oribi Oriental Cockroach Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher Orinoco Crocodile Ornate Bichir Ornate Black-Tailed Rattlesnake Ornate Box Turtle Ornithocheirus Ornithomimus Ortolan Bunting Oscar Fish Osprey Ostracod Ostrich Otter Otterhound Ovenbird Oviraptor Owl Owl Butterfly Owlfly (Ascalaphidae) Ox Oxpecker Oyster Oyster Toadfish Ozark Bass
Pachycephalosaurus Pacific Coast Tick Pacific Sleeper Shark Pacific Spaghetti Eel Paddlefish Pademelon Painted Bunting Painted Turtle Palaeoloxodon namadicus Palaeophis Paleoparadoxia Palm Rat Palo Verde Beetle Panda Pied Ball Python Pangolin Pantaloon Bee Panther Panthera atrox (American Lion) Papillon Papillon Mix Paradise Flying Snake Parakeet Parasaurolophus Parrot Parrot Snake Parrotfish Parrotlet Parson Russell Terrier Parti Schnauzer Partridge Patagonian Mara Patagotitan Patas Monkey Patterdale Terrier Pea Puffer Peacock Peacock Bass Peacock Butterfly Peacock Spider Peagle Peekapoo Pekingese Pelagornis Pelagornithidae Pelican Pelycosaurs Pembroke Welsh Corgi Penguin Pennsylvania Wood Cockroach Peppered Moth Peppermint Angelfish Perch Fish Père David’s Deer Peregrine Falcon Peringuey’s Adder Perro De Presa Canario Persian Peruvian Guinea Pig Peruvian Inca Orchid Pesquet’s Parrot (Dracula Parrot) Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen Petite Goldendoodle Pharaoh Hound Pheasant Pheasant-tailed Jacana Philippine Cobra Phoenix Chicken Phorusrhacos Phytosaurs Picardy Spaniel Pictus Catfish Piebald Dachshund Pied Ball Python Pied Tamarin Pied-Billed Grebe Pig Pig-Nosed Turtle Pigeon Pika Pike Fish Pileated Woodpecker Pinacate Beetle Pine Beetle Pine Marten Pine Siskin Pine Snake Pine Snake Pinfish Pink Bollworm Pink Fairy Armadillo Pink Salmon Pink Toed Tarantula Pink-Necked Green Pigeon Pipe Snake Pipefish Piranha Pit Bull Pit Viper Pitador Pitsky Plains Hognose Snake Platinum Arowana Platybelodon Platypus Plesiosaur Pliosaur Plott Hound Mix Plott Hounds Plymouth Rock Chicken Pocket Beagle Pocket Pitbull Podenco Canario Pointer Pointer Mix Poison Dart Frog Polacanthus Polar Bear Polecat Polish Chicken Polish Lowland Sheepdog Polish Tatra Sheepdog Polka Dot Stingray Pollock Fish Polyphemus Moth Pomapoo Pomchi Pomeagle Pomeranian Pomeranian Mix Pompano Fish Pomsky Pond Skater Poochon Poodle Poogle Pool Frog Porbeagle Shark Porcupine Porcupinefish Portuguese Podengo Possum Potato Beetle Potoo Potoroo Powderpost Beetle Prairie Chicken Prairie Dog Prairie Rattlesnake Prawn Praying Mantis Proboscis Monkey Procoptodon Pronghorn Psittacosaurus Psittacosaurus Pteranodon Pterodactyl Pudelpointer Puertasaurus Puff Adder Pufferfish Puffin Pug Pug Mix Pugapoo Puggle Pugshire Puli Puma Pumi Pumpkin Patch Tarantula Purple Emperor Butterfly Purple Finch Purple Gallinule Purple Tarantula Purussaurus Puss Caterpillar Puss Moth Pygmy Hippopotamus Pygmy Marmoset (Finger Monkey) Pygmy python Pygmy Rattlesnake Pygmy Shark Pygora Goat Pyjama Shark Pyrador Pyredoodle Pyrenean Mastiff Pyrenean Shepherd Pyrosome Python
Quagga Quahog Clam Quail Queen Snake Quetzal Quetzalcoatlus northropi Quokka Quoll
Rabbit Raccoon Raccoon Dog Racer Snake Radiated Tortoise Ragamuffin Ragdoll Raggle Rainbow Boa Rainbow Grasshopper (Dactylotum bicolor) Rainbow Kribs (Kribensis) Rainbow Shark Rat Rat Snakes Rat Terrier Rattlesnake Red Ackie Monitor Red Aphids Red Deer Red Diamondback Rattlesnake Red Drum Fish Red Finch Red Fox Red Kite Red Knee Tarantula Red Nose Pit Bull Red Panda Red Paper Wasp Red Racer Snake Red Spitting Cobra Red Squirrel Red Star Chicken Red Tail Boa (common boa) Red Wolf Red-Bellied Black Snake Red-Bellied Woodpecker Red-Billed Quelea Bird Red-Eared Slider Red-Eyed Tree Frog Red-Footed Tortoise Red-handed Tamarin Red-Headed Vulture Red-Lipped Batfish Red-Shouldered Hawk Red-Tailed Cuckoo Bumblebee Red-winged blackbird Redback Spider Redbone Coonhound Redcap Chicken Redear Sunfish Redhump Eartheater Redstart Redtail Catfish Reef Shark Regal Jumping Spider Reindeer Repenomamus Reticulated python Rex Rabbit Rhamphosuchus Rhea Rhesus Macaque Rhino Beetle Rhino Viper Rhinoceros Rhode Island Red Chicken Rhodesian Ridgeback Rhombic Egg-Eater Snake Ribbon Eel Ribbon Snake Rim Rock Crowned Snake Ring-billed Gull Ringed Kingfisher Rinkhals Snake River Otter River Turtle Roadrunner Robber Flies Robin Rock Bass Rock Crab Rock Hyrax Rock Python Rockfish Rockhopper Penguin Rodents Roe Deer Rooster Root Aphids Rose-Breasted Grosbeak Roseate Spoonbill Rosy Boa Rotterman Rottle Rottsky Rottweiler Rottweiler Mix Rough Earth Snake Rough Green Snake Rough-Legged Hawk (Rough-Legged Buzzard) Rove Beetle Royal Penguin Rubber Boa Ruby-Crowned Kinglet Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Ruddy Duck Ruddy Turnstone Rufous Hummingbird Russel’s Viper Russell Terrier Russian Bear Dog Russian Blue Russian Tortoise
Saanen Goat Saarloos Wolfdog Saber-Toothed Tiger Sable Sable Black German Shepherd Sable Ferret Sable German Shepherd Saddleback Caterpillar Saiga Sailfish Saint Berdoodle Saint Bernard Saint Shepherd Salamander Salmon Salmon Shark Saluki Sambar Samoyed San Francisco Garter Snake Sand Cat Sand Crab Sand Dollar Sand Lizard Sand Tiger Shark Sand Viper Sandhill Crane Sandpiper Sandworm Saola Sapsali Sarcosuchus Sardines Sarkastodon Sarplaninac Sarus Crane Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko Saturniidae Moth Sauropoda Sauropoda Savanna Goat Savannah Monitor Savannah Sparrow Savu Python Saw-scaled Viper Sawfish Scale-Crested Pygmy Tyrant Scaleless Ball Python Scallops Scarab Beetle Scarlet Kingsnake Scarlet Macaw Scarlet Tanager Schapendoes Schipperke Schneagle Schnoodle Scimitar-horned Oryx Scissor-tailed Flycatcher Scorpion Scorpion Fish Scotch Collie Scottish Deerhound Scottish Fold Cat Scottish Terrier Scrotum Frog Sculpin Scutosaurus Sea Anemone Sea Bass Sea Dragon Sea Eagle Sea Lion Sea Otter Sea Roach Sea Slug Sea Snake Sea Spider Sea Squirt Sea Trout Sea Turtle Sea Urchin Seagull Seahorse Seal Sealyham Terrier Sedge Warbler Sehuencas Water Frog Sei Whale Senegal Parrot Senepol Cattle Sequined Spider Serval Seymouria Shantungosaurus Shark Sharp-Shinned Hawk Sharp-Tailed Snake Shastasaurus Sheep Sheepadoodle Sheepshead Fish Shepadoodle Shepkita Shepweiler Shetland Sheepdog Shiba Inu Shiba Inu Mix Shichi Shih Poo Shih Tzu Shih Tzu Mix Shikoku Shiloh Shepherd Shiranian Shoebill Stork Shollie Short-Eared Owl Short-Faced Bear Shortfin Mako Shark Shrew Shrimp Siamese Siberian Siberian Husky Siberian Ibex Siberian Retriever Siberian Tiger Siberpoo Sichuan Takin (Tibetan Takin) Sidewinder Sika Deer Silken Windhound Silkie Chicken Silky Shark Silky Terrier Silver Dollar Silver Labrador Simbakubwa Sinosauropteryx Sivatherium Six-Eyed Sand Spiders Sixgill shark Skate Fish Skeleton Tarantula Skink Lizard Skipjack Tuna Skua Skunk Skye Terrier Sleeper Shark Sloth Slovak Cuvac Slow Worm Slug Smallmouth Bass Smilosuchus Smokybrown Cockroach Smooth Earth Snake Smooth Fox Terrier Smooth Green Snake Smooth Hammerhead Shark Smooth Snake Snail Snailfish Snake Snapping Turtle Snook Fish Snorkie Snouted Cobra Snow Bunting Snow Crab Snow Goose Snow Leopard Snowberry Clearwing Moth Snowflake Eel Snowshoe Snowshoe Hare Snowy Owl Sockeye Salmon Soldier Beetle Somali Song Sparrow Song Thrush South China Tiger Southeastern Blueberry Bee Southern Black Racer Southern Flannel Moth Southern Hognose Snake Southern House Spider Southern Pacific Rattlesnake Spadefoot Toad Spanador Spanish Goat Spanish Mackerel Spanish Mastiff Spanish Water Dog Sparrow Sparrowhawk Speckled Kingsnake Speckled Trout Spectacled Bear Sperm Whale Sphynx Spider Spider Ball Python Spider Beetle Spider Monkey Spider Wasp Spider-Tailed Horned Viper Spinner Shark Spinone Italiano Spinosaurus Spiny bush viper Spiny Dogfish Spiny Hill Turtle Spitting Cobra Spixs Macaw Sponge Spongy Moth Spongy Moth Spotted Bass Spotted Gar Spotted Garden Eel Spotted Lanternfly Spotted python Spotted Skunk Springador Springbok Springerdoodle Squash Bee Squash Beetle Squid Squirrel Squirrel Monkey Squirrelfish Sri Lankan Elephant Stabyhoun Staffordshire Bull Terrier Stag Beetle Standard Schnauzer Star-nosed mole Starfish Stargazer Fish Steelhead Salmon Steller’s Sea Cow Stick Insect Stiletto Snake Stingray Stoat Stone Crab Stonechat Stonefish Stoplight Loosejaw Stork Strawberry Hermit Crab Striped Bass Striped Hyena Striped Rocket Frog Stromatolite Stupendemys Sturgeon Styracosaurus Suchomimus Suckerfish Sugar Glider Sulcata Tortoise Sultan Chicken Sumatran Elephant Sumatran Orangutan Sumatran Rhinoceros Sumatran Tiger Summer Tanager Sun Bear Sunbeam Snake Sunset Ball Python Super Pastel Ball Python Supersaurus Superworm Surgeonfish Sussex Chicken Swai Fish Swainson’s Hawk Swallow Swallowtail Butterfly Swallowtail Caterpillar Swan Swedish Elkhound Swedish Lapphund Swedish Vallhund Swordfish Syrian Hamster
Taco Terrier Tailless Whip Scorpion Taimen Fish Taipan Takin Tamarin Tamaskan Tang Tangerine Leopard Gecko Tapanuli Orangutan Tapir Tarantula Tarantula Hawk Tarbosaurus Tarpon Tarsier Tasmanian Devil Tasmanian Tiger Tasmanian Tiger Snake Tawny Frogmouth Tawny Mining Bee Tawny Owl Teacup Chihuahua Teacup Maltese Teacup Miniature Horse Teacup Poodle Teddy Bear Hamster Teddy Guinea Pig Teddy Roosevelt Terrier Telescope Fish Ten-Lined June Beetle Tennessee Walking Horse Tenrec Tent Caterpillar Tentacled Snake Tenterfield Terrier Termite Terrier Terror Bird Tetra Texas Blind Snake Texas Brown Tarantula Texas Coral Snake Texas Garter Snake Texas Heeler Texas Indigo Snake Texas Night Snake Texas Rat Snake Texas Spiny Lizard Thai Ridgeback Thalassomedon Thanatosdrakon Therizinosaurus Theropod Thornback Ray Thorny Devil Thresher Shark Thrush Thylacoleo Thylacoleo carnifex Thylacosmilus Tibetan Fox Tibetan Mastiff Tibetan Spaniel Tibetan Terrier Tick Tiffany Tiger Tiger Beetle Tiger Moth Tiger Muskellunge (Muskie) Tiger Rattlesnake Tiger Salamander Tiger Shark Tiger snake Tiger Swallowtail Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillar Tiger Trout Tiktaalik Timber Rattlesnake (Canebrake Rattlesnake) Timor python Tire Track Eel Titan Beetle Titanoboa Titanosaur Toadfish Tokay Gecko Tomato Hornworm Torkie Tornjak Tortoise Tosa Toucan Towhee Toxodon Toy Fox Terrier Toy Poodle Transylvanian Hound Trapdoor spider Tree Cricket Tree Frog Tree Kangaroo Tree Snake Tree swallow Tree Viper (Bamboo Viper) Treecreeper Treehopper Treeing Tennessee Brindle Treeing Walker Coonhound Triggerfish Troodon Tropicbird Trout Tsetse Fly Tuatara Tufted Coquette Tufted Titmouse Tully Monster Tuna Tundra Swan Turaco Turkey Turkey Vulture Turkish Angora Turnspit Turtle Frog Turtles Tusoteuthis Tussock Moth Tussock Moth Caterpillar Twig Snake Tylosaurus Tyrannosaurus Rex
Uakari Uaru Cichlid Uguisu Uinta Ground Squirrel Uintatherium Umbrellabird Unau (Linnaeus’s Two-Toed Sloth) Underwing Moth Upland Sandpiper Ural owl Urechis unicinctus (Penis Fish) Urial Uromastyx (Spiny-Tailed Lizard) Urutu Snake Utonagan
Valley Bulldog Vampire Bat Vampire Crab Vampire Squid Vaquita Veery Vegavis Velociraptor Venus Flytrap Vermilion Flycatcher Vervet Monkey Vestal Cuckoo Bumblebee Vicuña Vine Snake Vinegaroon Viper Viper Boa Viper Shark (dogfish) Viperfish Virgin Islands Dwarf Gecko Vizsla Volcano Snail Vole Volpino Italiano Vulture
Wahoo Fish Waimanu Walking Catfish Wallaby Walleye Fish Walrus Wandering Albatross Warbler Warthog Wasp Water Beetle Water Buffalo Water Bug Water Dragon Water Vole Waterbuck Wattled Jacana Wax Moth Weasel Weaver Bird Weimaraner Weimardoodle Wels Catfish Welsh Black Cattle Welsh Corgi Welsh Springer Spaniel Welsh Terrier West Highland Terrier West Siberian Laika Western Blacklegged Tick Western Blind Snake Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Western Gorilla Western Green Mamba Western Hognose Snake Western Kingbird Western Lowland Gorilla Western Rat Snake Western Rattlesnake (Northern Pacific Rattlesnake) Western Tanager Westiepoo Whale Shark Wheaten Terrier Whimbrel Whinchat Whippet Whiptail Lizard White Bass White Butterfly White Catfish White Crappie White Ferret / Albino Ferrets White German Shepherd White Marlin White Rhinoceros White Shark White Sturgeon White Tiger White-Crowned Sparrow White-Eyed Vireo White-Faced Capuchin White-shouldered House Moth White-tail deer White-Tailed Eagle Whitetail Deer Whiting Whoodle Whooping Crane Wild Boar Wildebeest Willow Flycatcher Willow Warbler Winter Moth Wire Fox Terrier Wirehaired Pointing Griffon Wirehaired Vizsla Wiwaxia Wolf Wolf Eel Wolf Snake Wolf Spider Wolffish Wolverine Woma Python Wombat Wood Bison Wood Duck Wood Frog Wood Tick Wood Turtle Woodlouse Woodlouse Spider Woodpecker Woodrat Wool Carder Bee Woolly Aphids Woolly Bear Caterpillar Woolly Mammoth Woolly Monkey Woolly Rhinoceros Worm Worm Snake Wrasse Writing Spider Wrought Iron Butterflyfish Wryneck Wyandotte Chicken Wyoming Toad
X-Ray Tetra Xeme (Sabine’s Gull) Xenacanthus Xenoceratops Xenoposeidon Xenotarsosaurus Xerus Xiaosaurus Xiaotingia Xingu River Ray Xiongguanlong Xiphactinus Xoloitzcuintli
Yabby Yak Yakutian Laika Yarara Yellow Anaconda Yellow Aphids Yellow Bass Yellow Bellied Sapsucker Yellow Belly Ball Python Yellow Bullhead Catfish Yellow Cobra Yellow Crazy Ant Yellow Perch Yellow Sac Spider Yellow Spotted Lizard Yellow Tanager (Black-and-Yellow Tanager) Yellow Tang Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake Yellow-Eyed Penguin Yellow-faced Bee Yellowfin Tuna Yellowhammer Yellowish Cuckoo Bumblebee (formerly Fernald’s Cuckoo Bumblebee) Yellowjacket (Yellow Jacket) Yellowtail Snapper Yellowthroat Yeti Crab Yokohama Chicken Yoranian Yorkie Bichon Yorkiepoo Yorkshire Terrier
Zebra Zebra Finch Zebra Mussels Zebra Pleco Zebra Shark Zebra Snake Zebra Spitting Cobra Zebra Tarantula Zebrafish (Zebra Fish) Zebu Zokor Zonkey Zorse Zuchon

Not all of these are ft, i want to know the worth only so far. There are some pets that are not neon/mega neon yet, but I'm planning on making them neon so....
Leg: Lunar Golden tiger (neon) King bee (ride) Ninja monkey golden dragon Phoenix Dragon Dragonfly golden mouse Metal ox ocean egg fossil egg
Ultra rare: frog (neon) ginger cat (neon) skeleton dog (neon) horse (ride) koala (neon) Lunar white tiger (neon) Panda (fly ride) Shiba inu (neon ride) sloth (ride) sloth
neons: Australian kelpie (mega neon) Australian kelpie (neon) emu (neon) lunar Tiger (mega neon) lunar Tiger (neon) monkey (mega neon)
Uncommon and Common mega neons: Dingo (mega) Bandicoot (mega)
random stuff: Hoverboard (leg vehicle) tea cup stroller (ultra rare) Bone wings (pet accessory leg) banana car (leg vehicle) celestial carrier (leg vehicle) donut thing idk (leg vehicle) pony box (leg) bear box (leg) ginger bread wings (accessory, rare)

Not all of these are ft, i want to know the worth only so far. There are some pets that are not neon/mega neon yet, but I'm planning on making them neon so....
Leg: Lunar Golden tiger (neon) King bee (ride) Ninja monkey golden dragon Phoenix Dragon Dragonfly golden mouse Metal ox ocean egg fossil egg
Ultra rare: frog (neon) ginger cat (neon) skeleton dog (neon) horse (ride) koala (neon) Lunar white tiger (neon) Panda (fly ride) Shiba inu (neon ride) sloth (ride) sloth
neons: Australian kelpie (mega neon) Australian kelpie (neon) emu (neon) lunar Tiger (mega neon) lunar Tiger (neon) monkey (mega neon)
Uncommon and Common mega neons: Dingo (mega) Bandicoot (mega)
random stuff: Hoverboard (leg vehicle) tea cup stroller (ultra rare) Bone wings (pet accessory leg) banana car (leg vehicle) celestial carrier (leg vehicle) donut thing idk (leg vehicle) pony box (leg) bear box (leg) ginger bread wings (accessory, rare)

Not all of these are ft, i want to know the worth only so far. There are some pets that are not neon/mega neon yet, but I'm planning on making them neon so....
Leg: Lunar Golden tiger (neon) King bee (ride) Ninja monkey golden dragon Phoenix Dragon Dragonfly golden mouse Metal ox ocean egg fossil egg
Ultra rare: frog (neon) ginger cat (neon) skeleton dog (neon) horse (ride) koala (neon) Lunar white tiger (neon) Panda (fly ride) Shiba inu (neon ride) sloth (ride) sloth
neons: Australian kelpie (mega neon) Australian kelpie (neon) emu (neon) lunar Tiger (mega neon) lunar Tiger (neon) monkey (mega neon)
Uncommon and Common mega neons: Dingo (mega) Bandicoot (mega)
random stuff: Hoverboard (leg vehicle) tea cup stroller (ultra rare) Bone wings (pet accessory leg) banana car (leg vehicle) celestial carrier (leg vehicle) donut thing idk (leg vehicle) pony box (leg) bear box (leg) ginger bread wings (accessory, rare)

No Labels. No Platforms.
There, I said it. We got the talking part out of the way.
Now what does this look like when applied?
Am I crazy? Is this a knee-jerk reaction from some guy that’s just had enough of trying to fit into whatever cookie-cutter bullshit is hot this week?
Possibly, but let me explain-
I was born in 1980. Let’s get that out of the way off top so you know what tone to read this diatribe in.
I was barely a walking, talking human by the time of Regan’s inauguration. This ushered in the era of preppy excess on one side of the spectrum and the crack epidemic on the other. Rarely did these worlds coincide but they definitely coexisted. Suburban kids were watching the ‘Corys’ (Haim & Feldman) hoping to be the coolest kid on their block with the freshest vehicle, courtesy of mom & dad, that would surely get them the girl. The rest of us were bringing paper food stamps to school to hit the corner store during class break. And the cats we looked up too weren’t named Cory and they definitely weren’t daytime TV or even USA Up All Night material.
And the music? I can’t explain how fresh it was. You had to be there. I’m not gonna gas you up like some of these cats and attempt to explain it well enough that you ‘get it’. You have to understand that back then, a million things that are now firmly planted and rooted in our culture hadn’t happened yet-
No Biggie. No Tupac.
Nothing even remotely resembling an Eminem.
No Rock Steady Crew. No Kid Capri. No Def Comedy Jam.
No Outkast. No DJ Screw. No Three Six Mafia.
No Dipset. No Rhymesayers. No WuTang. No NWA.
None of it.
Imagine for a second that all you want to do is be Bruce Lee. Or save up enough money for a skateboard or some other semblance of identity or individuality. Then you walk by the park and see some young cat, not too much older than you, moving like a fucking robot. Better than a robot. And these big ass house speakers were drug to the park in the back of someone’s Suzuki so that the dude in the neighborhood with the dopest record and break beat collection could come down and spin and receive accolades for doing so. Over time, those accolades started to reach way past the block in which they originated. Enter The DJ-
House party flyers were probably the first tangible collectable item that was Hip Hop related. After that it was the MixTape. In the beginning, no two MixTapes were the same. You may get a dubbed tape from your boy or snatch a copy from the bootleg tables on the corner if they had their business together like that. But, for the most part, these were put together by the end user of the product itself: The Consumer. Some business savvy DJs of that time realized quick that the biggest money having mufukas they knew in real life were the drug dealers in the neighborhood. They would pay certain DJs to customize a MixTape for them that featured the bangers of that week/month/year but also the DJ shouting out the dealer that paid for the tape. Fixated on notoriety, it wouldn’t take long for money motivated individuals to position themselves beside the artists, producers and DJs of the time and, in the absence of a label, become boutique indie labels in their own right. These illicit proceeds would do more to perpetuate Hip Hop in its infancy than any corporate dollar. But these influxes would call enough attention to the culture that before we knew it, everyone from McDonald’s to the Chicago Bears would look to this new phenomenon to stay relevant.
Fast forward to the 90’s and Hip Hop was fully infused and rejuvenated with the hustler spirit. Artists like Too Short and E-40 proved that real money could be made in Hip Hop with the farm-to-table approach. It made an artist say, ‘If I create a product that is custom-fitted to my consumer, who better than I to deliver that product?’. Cutting out the middle man, artists themselves paid for and oversaw the production process, organized album art and duplication and released the product directly the streets. Selling albums literally out of the trunks of their cars as well as fostering relationships with independent record store owners who also benefited from blocking the labels out. They themselves knowing full well what it means to be force-fed label-curated top tens and other pop bullshit.
Vinyl record collections, cassette tape collections, books full of Compact Disks and in some cases DVDs with music-related documentary content. These things slowly grew as we aged and found ourselves. Even to look around at all of the items we had procured gave us a sense of who we were. The room that housed our music was like a glimpse into our soul. A snapshot with a million words and stories and moments behind it.
Now we have our phone. That’s it.
See how the words just dropped all lonely out of the paragraph like that?
It’s a sad state of affairs.
But there is hope
Billboard (Really? After all that, his source is fucking Billboard?) has reported that the sales of vinyl records has increased for 17 straight years. 43.46 million vinyl albums were sold in 2022. That’s 43% of all album sales the year over. Social media and streaming services are slowly but surely losing their grip and once again being relegated to novelty convenience applications. The curtain has been pulled back to reveal that Jay-Z’s famous line ‘Men lie, women lie, numbers don’t’ has not aged well. Saweetie has been kind enough to serve as case-in-point. The ‘rapper’ who, at the time of this writing, has an Instagram following of 12.9 million was recently roasted in the press when she dropped an EP that only sold 2,000 copies.
What In The Actual F*ck?
It that doesn’t prove to you that it doesn’t matter, you’re a lost cause and my advice to you would be to never step foot in the entertainment industry. However, if you too are bothered by this correlation (or lack there of), please read on.
We have now come full circle. Movements that preach the need to cleanse the artistic mind of the preoccupation with social media are quickly gaining popularity. Reverting back to the era when guerrilla marketing was King. The concept of a street team blanketing a city with your stickers, posters and flyers and all of the supporters and connections made while doing so is making its way back into the fold. Word of mouth advertising will never be replaced, though social media has brought us close. That may be the why the current pendulum swing is so dramatic. People are simply sick and tired of scrolling to find the meaning of life. The fact that the term ’social media cleanse’ is a thing (and has been for some time) denotes that it is dangerously pervasive. With the recent popularity and ease-of-use offered by AI, one’s first instinct would be to say to themselves, ‘Wait, that means anyone can do it’. With the all-too obvious downside being: Anyone can do it. The day Canva dropped their Magic Write AI option for document edits, i ran across at least 30 videos in which the quintessential content creator was explaining to me how this would be a game-changer in a way we could never fathom and that now, more than ever, I need to start taking my content making seriously by letting computers do all the work for me. The same work they are doing for everyone else. Except, somehow it’s supposed to be different and unique. But that’s the part they leave out. How can I be unique and on some never-before-seen shit if I’m doing precisely what everyone else is doing? Another heartbreaker for the AI buffs? Google has already put in place AI detecting technology that will automatically initiate their own form of shadow-ban on all of your SEO if they find or suspect that AI has been used to create it. But don’t fret. When you wake up tomorrow, there will a million other content creators dropping videos instructing you on how to skirt AI detection software. Do you see where I’m going with this? Is your motivation to create a commodity that is appreciated by your core audience? Or have your career goals transitioned from that to a computer hacker that minors in internet marketing?
More than ever, people crave connection with an artist, regardless of the media. Audio, video or conceptual, they want YOU.
Many artists are adjusting their focus back to website presentation. With the ease in which an artist can create their own e-commerce website through companies like Squarespace, complete with comment sections, like counts and whatever bell or whistle is commonly used to satiate the viewer.
Point is, we can do it too. We can do it better.
An artist can release a project to their own site and utilize the ‘Proud To Pay’ option where the consumer can pay as much or as little as they’d like for the download. Merchandise or other gated content can be sold right along with it. You can literally build your support system 1 fan at a time. That connection will also endear much longer than the ones garnered my viral Tik Tok or Instagram Reels. That being said, we aren’t idiots. Social Media should still receive updates from those whose main focus is there website community. The website is headquarters. There should always be more content, options, action and opportunity on your website than what is offered on social. Social should be utilized for the sole purpose of drawing traffic to YOUR PLATFORM. Say it: I Am The Platform.
I’m not telling you to delete your Instagram, FaceBook or Tik Tok.
But you should delete them from your phone.
Tim Ferris wrote The 4-Hour Work Week in 2007. In it, he laid a strategy for being less busy and more productive. Interestingly enough, this book was written the year the first iPhone dropped. But already our society was looking for anything to get them away from the rat race. The desire to always be available. A slave to what was then your BlackBerry. The need to check and reply to emails within minutes of reception. MySpace was the only social media platform to speak of at the time and even then, folks took it too far. The book spoke about setting time aside weekly to check and reply to emails. Another to check and respond to social media. The bulk remaining for actual work and whatever interaction that work required. You can set aside as little as one day a week to share all the clips of your content, respond to comments and DM’s and interact with folks you regularly interact with. What you’ll find in doing so is that your hyper focus on social media was for naught. And no one missed you while you were gone. And all that time you used to spend scrolling can be spent creating content for your website and making your community as inviting and comfortable as possible. Through email and text lists, the integrations on your own website can forward content directly to everyone who gives a fuck immediately. Stop posting content to social media FIRST hoping that whatever platform you’re on is in a good enough mood to show it to 4% of the people who actually follow you in hopes of seeing it. Ask yourself what your goal is. Do you want 1 million supporters for a year? Or 10,000 for 20 years? If you can get those 10k to spend $10 a year, you’ll never work again. Are you listening?
This entire essay was designed using no AI. It was however concocted to persuade you. Just like everything else you’ll listen to or read today. The difference? I implore you to stop listening to the noise. Even if I myself become a distraction to you, It warms my heart to know you’ll never listen again. Go. Be the most amplified version of yourself and don’t stop until you’ve pissed a lot of people off. Only then will you have created anything worth fussing over in the first place. When that happens, the world outside of that computer in your pocket will open up in ways that will make you want to leave it there. Do not waste another second looking to the next man for direction or inspiration. Get YOU out first. Fortunately, I’m not going to push you towards any apps or sites that will simplify your process. That alone will simplify your process. You’re welcome.
Kream Soda

Hello Everyone!
I recently did a trip driving through the Outback and I had gotten so many useful pieces of advice through Reddit, when someone asked me to post on this page once I completed my trip, I couldn't disappoint! This trip was originally going to be a solo venture, but I found a friend to join me from Melbourne up to Uluru, where she flew back to Melbourne from the Ayers Rock Airport, and I completed the rest on my own. I'm going to rant for a while and then get to the itinerary, feel free to skip all this yapping to the bottom, lol.
First, I want to summarize this by saying that this whole trip was really beautiful, its been one of my favorite things I've done since being in Australia (I've been here for three months now). I found a ten-day, $1 per day, car rental through transfercar.com.au, to move a car from Adelaide up to Darwin. I learned 10 days isn't enough, but it can still be an amazing trip if that's all the time you have.
It's a drive that cuts straight up the middle of Australia, takes you through the Outback and the Red Center. You can take a detour to the famous Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Wattarka National Park, as well as the West MacDonnell National Park and many others. You can swim in thermal springs and marvel at waterfalls. Along the way you'll meet Grey Nomads (a recent term in my vocabulary, if it's new to you as well, they are older Australians who travel for long periods of time in Australia. They are very nice and friendly. You may find them attatched to a camper. You may find them cracking jokes at you if you keep stopping and refueling at the same roadhouses. You may not see them at night, they tend to like to go to bed early), you'll see so much red and a surprising amount of green, you'll see road trains.
When my car was approved, I started telling some people of my plans for a big Outback adventure, all were met with comments of "You're brave" "I couldn't do that" and "That's really dangerous, you shouldn't". I wondered if I made a mistake, if I should cancel the car. Obviously I didn't and the advice I got on Reddit was a big help in that end decision. On my way to Adelaide (a separate road trip from Melbourne to Adelaide using the same transfer car website) I literally had someone tell me I was going to die, kept saying it, which was something that played on repeat in my head, and now that I've successfully survived my trip, I can tell that guy to get fucked with satisfaction. So you are aware, he said these things for a few reasons, there are stretches of time there's no cell service, Alice Springs (the city in the middle of the drive) has grown a reputation for crime, and I was told by multiple people to not stop for anyone waving at your car for help because there's a good chance there are others hiding and waiting to steal your car when you pull over. You keep these things in mind, and put your safety above all else.
Things that I heard about cutting up through the middle of the country, were that it's a lot of road and not much scenery change. A do it once and check it off the list road trip. You'll probably get your car broken into in Alice Springs, and skip Tennant Creek if you know what's good for you. Some people said they loved this roadtrip. To download podcasts. It's beautiful and to send it. That it's not as isolating as it used to be and I wouldn't be alone. To enjoy the outdoors. Stock up on water and snacks, make sure you have a cooler because in the heat you'll need a cool drink. Don't go in blind.
So I did. I mentally prepared for long road days. I downloaded music and podcasts. I bought a cooler and stocked up on water and snacks. I never let my fuel get low. I made sure to book a stay in Alice Springs with gated parking and skipped Tennant Creek. I downloaded offline maps. I had everything, but the last couple days books, with the knowledge I had cell service at my third to last stop.
Now the itinerary:
DAY ONE:
Adelaide Coober Pedy
This was our biggest drive, about nine hours. Coober Pedy is a opal mining town, arguably the opal capital of the world. About 50% of the residents live underground or in excavated hills. With this trip being last minute, there wasn't a whole lot of affordable options for accommodation underground (everyone who stays in Coober Pedy wants the underground experience) so we stayed at The Underground Motel, which was excavated into a hill. It was charming and we loved it. We didn't stay long enough to enjoy a museum, but we enjoyed the time we did have there.
DAY TWO:
Coober Pedy Kings Creek Station
This was our second biggest drive (I definitely utilized having two drivers in these first days), and when we got off the Stuart Hwy and headed towards Watarrka National Park to do the famous Kings Canyon Rim Walk. We stopped in Erlunda, which is the turn off point, and spent some time hand feeding the resident emu's. We did our first night of tent camping at Kings Creek Station, sort of expensive as you have to pay per person instead of by campground ($70 for one night, seems steep for a two person tent on a patch of red dirt and no shade). Depite that little jibe, Kings Creek Station was pretty cute and had a nice little restaurant that sold camel burgers and a souviner shop and petrol station. They had all kinds of animals there; donkey's, camels, horses, dingos. You really felt like you were in the outback.
DAY THREE:
Kings Creek Station Yulara
We did the Kings Canyon Rim Walk in the morning, it's a popular 3-4 hour hike, and it's not very difficult. The start is a lot of stairs, and the whole things requires shoes with good ankle support as it's lots of uneven surfaces. After we finished our hike we drove to Yulara which is home to the Ayers Rock Resort, the only place you can stay overnight near Uluru-Kata Tjuta, it's a bunch of different styled hotels in driving loop. This is also what sparked our tent camping adventure, as everything else was way too expensive for us. We made it in time to pitch the tent and watch the sunset before cooking our own porter house steaks at the Outback BBQ restaurant.
DAY FOUR:
Yulara Full Day
We woke up at 5:30am to make it to the Uluru sunrise viewing area. I had been warned to bring cash in case the card readers were broken while getting petrol, and in this moment I was so glad for the warning, but in an unexpected way. When trying to enter the park, you pay a fee upon first entry, that's valid for three days, and their card reader was broken. As he tried to fix it, a line of cars started to form behind us needing to purchase their parks pass and anxious to make it to the sunrise. He asked if he could just write my card details for later and I was so happy I had enough cash to pay for both our tickets and didn't compromise my card. We spent the whole day exploring Uluru.
Watching an Uluru sunset at their designated viewing area is a wonderful experience!
DAY FIVE:
Yulara Full Day
This time we woke up to see the sunrise at the Kata-Tjuta viewpoint, here you can still see Uluru from a distance, I think I might have liked this sunrise spot more, but the viewing platform wasn't as big (and by big, I mean that the Uluru sunrise location had multiple walking paths as well as the platform, so it felt more spread out as some people attempted to watch it from a path). My friend left this day and I continued to explore Kata-Tjuta.
DAY SIX:
Yulara Alice Springs
Upon a suggestion, I booked my stay at the Elkira Motel because it had secure parking. After four nights in a row of tent camping and months of being in hostels, this motel felt really nice! This was a really relaxed day, I wandered around a roadhouse along the way, admired the West MacDonnell Ranges. I heard good things about the nocturnal animal tour, but opted out for a pizza and game shows on the television.
DAY SEVEN:
Alice Springs Devils Marbles
I stayed at the Devil's Marbles Hotel so I had time to explore the Devils Marbles themselves. In the most simplest of explanations with no facts, the Devils Marbles are a bunch of rock formations that don't look like they should be sitting in the ways that they are, but sometimes do. Some of them are split in the middle, but somehow haven't fallen over. The driving distance wasn't too bad, and the trails are more of a wander than an exercise, so I was able to do all the walks and then watched the sunset before returning to Devils Marbles Hotel (10 minute drive). The actual Devils Marbles has a caravan park, I believe it's first come first serve and a trust based system to pay for your stay.
DAY EIGHT:
Devils Marbles Daly Waters Pub
Daly Waters Pub is excellent, and I'm glad multiple people told me I needed to stay here. A popular pub with an outback style and many bras and shirts hanging from the rafters. The campground is first come first serve and I was warned it fills up quickly, so I ended up booking a stay in one of the pub rooms. They had live music and a goat came to jam out with the rest of us. There was also horses, donkeys, and chickens roaming around.
DAY NINE:
Daly Waters Pub Bitter Springs Campground
I really liked my stay at Bitter Springs Campground. It was a first come first server campground, I arrived at around 12:30pm and there was a good amount of nonpowered campsites still open for my tent, as the day went on, it did fill up. I first went to Mataranka Thermal Pools for a soak, then made my way to Bitter Springs, for a lazy river type of soak. Both were fun, both were thermal, still they were slightly different and both deserve to be visited.
DAY TEN:
Bitter Springs Campground Litchfield National Park
I originally was going to tent again, but by the time I arrived in Batchelor (the closest town to the NP) I was so overheated that I didn't think that a tent in shade was going to cool me down. I splurged for a room at the Banyan Tree Resort, and it was so cute! The outdooindoor barestaurant was great atmosphere. I only had time to swim in Florence Falls within the park and it was so relaxing, you swim in this swimming hole with two waterfalls, people climb the rocks and jump off. I think I went into zen mode, it was so peaceful even with other people jumping around (I wish I had more time for Litchfield).
DAY ELEVEN:
Litchfield National Park Darwin (drop off)
Not much to say here. I woke up and drove an hour to Darwin to drop off the car.

9 BG Yawgmoth 7 BR Grief 6 Amulet Titan 5 Living End (4 4c, 1 Bant) 5 RW Burn 5 Rx Prowess (4 Temur, 1 RG) 4 Domain Zoo 3 UR Murktide 2 Domain Rhinos 2 Hardened Scales 2 UWx Control (1 4c, 1 Esper) 2 4c Goryo's Vengeance 2 RW Convoke 2 Mono G Tron 1 BG Coffers 1 RG Crimes 1 4c Omnath 1 5c Creativity 1 GW Emeria Control 1 Jund Saga 1 BR Shadow 1 RG Ponza 1 Esper Urza 

10 Bx Grief (9 BR, 1 Mono B) 6 Domain Zoo 5 Rx Burn (4 RW, 1 Mardu) 4 4c Living End 4 Temur Prowess 4 Amulet Titan 3 BG Yawgmoth 2 UR Murktide 2 RG Crimes 2 Affinity 1 5c Omnath 1 Esper Urza 1 Mono G Tron 1 GW Emeria Control 1 Jund Creativity 1 Abzan Amalia 1 RG Assault Loam 1 Hardened Scales 1 Mono U Merfolk 1 RW Midrange 1 Timeless Lotus Amulet 1 4c Goryo's Vengeance 1 UB Shadow 1 GW Bogles 1 Restore Balance 1 Mono B Rack 1 4c Control 

4 Amulet Titan 1 BG Yawgmoth 1 BR Grief 1 Living End (1 4c) 1 Domain Zoo 1 Domain Rhinos 1 Hardened Scales 1 UWx Control (1 4c) 1 BG Coffers 1 RG Crimes 1 4c Omnath 

3 Bx Grief (3 BR) 3 4c Living End 2 Domain Zoo 2 Temur Prowess 2 Amulet Titan 1 Rx Burn (1 RW) 1 BG Yawgmoth 1 UR Murktide 1 5c Omnath 1 Esper Urza 1 Mono G Tron 1 GW Emeria Control 1 Jund Creativity 

Roxanne, Starfall Savant Lavaspur Boots Pillage the Bog Three Steps Ahead Magda, the Hoardmaster Freestrider Lookout Slickshot Show-Off High Noon Caustic Bronco Spinewoods Armadillo Assimilation Aegis Honest Rutstein Scorching Shot Lively Dirge Jace Reawakened Pest Control Nexus of Becoming Ancient Cornucopia Simulacrum Synthesizer Fomori Vault 

12 Rx Prowess (5 Temur, 3 4c, 2 RG, 1 UR, 1 Mono R) 12 Bx Grief (11 BR, 1 Jund) 7 BG Yawgmoth 6 Living End (4 4c, 2 Bant) 5 UWx Control (3 Esper, 2 UW) 4 Amulet Titan 3 Jund Creativity 3 Domain Zoo 2 UB Mill 2 RG Valakut 2 4c Omnath 1 Domain Murktide 1 Mono B Rack 1 UG Tron 1 Naya Emeria Control 1 Affinity 1 UW Hammer 1 UR Murktide 

10 BR Grief 9 Rx Prowess (6 RG, 3 Temur) 5 Domain Zoo 5 Amulet Titan 4 BG Yawgmoth 3 Omnath (2 5c, 1 4c) 3 UWx Control (2 Esper, 1 UW) 3 Rx Burn (2 RW, 1 Mono R) 2 Mono G Tron 2 UB Mill 2 Jund Creativity 1 BR Skelementals 1 Ad Nauseam 1 BG Coffers 1 RW Convoke 1 UR Boom // Bust 1 UR Murktide 1 Mono W Taxes 1 UW Affinity 

4 Living End (3 4c, 1 Bant) 2 Bx Grief (2 BR) 2 Amulet Titan 1 Rx Prowess (1 RG) 1 BG Yawgmoth 1 UWx Control (1 UW) 1 Jund Creativity 1 Domain Murktide 

4 BR Grief 3 Domain Zoo 3 Amulet Titan 2 BG Yawgmoth 2 Omnath (1 5c, 1 4c) 2 UWx Control (2 Esper) 

Slickshot Show-Off Roxanne, Starfall Savant Three Steps Ahead Spinewoods Armadillo Caustic Bronco Lavaspur Boots Pillage the Bog Tinybones, the Pickpocket Rush of Dread Pest Control Nexus of Becoming Simulacrum Synthesizer Fomori Vault Ancient Cornucopia 

10 Bx Grief (6 BR, 1 Esper, 1 UB, 1 BW, 1 Jund) 8 Rx Prowess (4 Temur, 3 RG, 1 Naya) 7 Creativity (4 Jund, 3 5c) 5 Amulet Titan 4 BG Yawgmoth 3 Domain Zoo 2 Hardened Scales 2 Sultai Vengevine 2 Bant Living End 2 URx Murktide (1 UR, 1 Jeskai) 2 Lotus Field 2 UWx Control (1 Esper, 1 Jeskai) 1 Calibrated Blast 1 Jund Asmo 1 RW Convoke 1 Eldrazi Tron 1 4c Omnath 1 Affinity 1 Mono R Midrange 1 UG Merfolk 1 RG Shamans 1 Mono B Coffers 1 4c Goryo's Vengeance 1 Restore Balance 1 Grixis Jace Reawakened 1 4c Humans 1 Domain Rhinos 

10 Rx Prowess (4 RG, 3 Temur, 1 Jeskai, 1 Mono R, 1 Naya) 9 Amulet Titan 7 BR Grief 7 BG Yawgmoth 3 Domain Zoo 3 UR Murktide 2 4c Goryo's Vengeance 2 Bant Living End 2 4c Omnath 2 Wx Hammer (1 UW, 1 Bant) 2 BR Skelementals 2 Hardened Scales 2 Jund Creativity 1 4c Humans 1 Sultai Shadow 1 Ad Nauseam 1 Sultai Vengevine 1 Naya Valakut 1 Timeless Lotus Amulet 1 Esper Control 1 Golos Tron 1 UB Mill 1 Naya Emeria Control 1 UG Infect 

4 BG Yawgmoth 3 Bx Grief (3 BR) 3 Rx Prowess (2 RG, 1 Temur) 3 Creativity (2 Jund, 1 5c) 2 Amulet Titan 1 Domain Zoo 1 Hardened Scales 1 Sultai Vengevine 1 Bant Living End 1 Calibrated Blast 

4 Amulet Titan 3 Rx Prowess (1 RG, 1 Temur, 1 Jeskai) 3 BR Grief 2 BG Yawgmoth 2 Domain Zoo 1 4c Goryo's Vengeance 1 Bant Living End 1 4c Omnath 1 4c Humans 1 Sultai Shadow 1 Ad Nauseam 

Slickshot Show-Off Honest Rutstein Lively Dirge Lavaspur Boots Bristling Backwoods Jagged Barrens Satoru, the Infiltrator Smuggler's Surprise High Noon Roxanne, Starfall Savant Jace Reawakened Pillage the Bog Three Steps Ahead Caustic Bronco Tinybones, the Pickpocket Assimilation Aegis Fomori Vault Simulacrum Synthesizer Pest Control 

30 Bx Grief (26 BR, 2 Mono B, 1 Esper, 1 5c) 30 Rx Prowess (20 Temur, 4 RG, 3 Jeskai, 1 4c, 1 UR, 1 Naya) 19 BG Yawgmoth 18 Amulet Titan 16 Domain Zoo 15 Creativity (8 Jund, 7 5c) 9 Living End (8 Bant, 1 4c) 8 Mono B Coffers 5 URx Murktide (3 Jeskai, 2 UR) 5 4c Goryo's Vengeance 5 Mono G Tron 5 Rack (4 Mono B, 1 BR) 4 RGx Valakut (2 Jund, 1 Naya, 1 RG) 4 UWx Control (3 Esper, 1 Bant) 4 Omnath (3 4c, 1 5c) 3 Hardened Scales 3 Rx Burn (1 RW, 1 Naya, 1 Mono R) 3 Affinity 2 Domain Murktide 2 UB Mill 2 Emeria Control (1 GW, 1 Naya) 1 4c Rhinos 1 Domain Rhinos 1 BG Asmo 1 BG Persist 1 Ad Nauseam 1 Sultai Vengevine 1 Mono W Hammer 1 Mono W Tron 1 Temur Axonil 1 Jeskai Urza 1 Temur Breach Station 1 Mono U Tron 1 Abzan Elves 

5 Domain Zoo 3 Bx Grief (3 BR) 2 Rx Prowess (1 Temur, 1 4c) 2 BG Yawgmoth 2 Amulet Titan 2 UWx Control (2 Esper) 2 Domain Murktide 1 Living End (1 Bant) 1 URx Murktide (1 UR) 1 4c Goryo's Vengeance 1 RGx Valakut (1 Naya) 1 Hardened Scales 1 Rx Burn (1 RW) 1 4c Rhinos 1 Domain Rhinos 1 BG Asmo 

Roxanne, Starfall Savant Lavaspur Boots Slickshot Show-Off Three Steps Ahead Pillage the Bog Honest Rutstein Satoru, the Infiltrator Smuggler's Surprise Gisa, the Hellraiser Lively Dirge High Noon Fomori Vault Pest Control Nexus of Becoming Worldwalker Helm Simulacrum Synthesizer Lost Jitte Collector's Cage