Brushephantquoia

Ever mindful of her dental hygiene, Sequoia demands the headress of pachydermed proportions come brushing time.


Sequoia vigorously demonstrates proper occlusal surface debridement.

Batquoia

Leaping Lizzards! That dastardly brontosaurus has unleashed a herd of stampeding elephants! Who will save us????


Heeding the call of the wee bat signal Batquoia leaps on the scene as the reptilian menace attempts to flee.


Sock! Pow! Bam! Batquoia rapidly vanquishes her anachronistic foe.


Ever so gently Batquoia coaxes the frightened pachyderms back into the zoo, and another disaster is thwarted.


Batquoia reminds viewers that our local chiroptera are beneficial insectivores and not the least bit creepy.

Pygmy Sequelephant

The Pygmy Sequelephant is a fickle and reclusive beast whose natural behavior vacillates from blythe tranquility to frantic fussing.


In its native habitat the Sequelephant glides elegantly grooming the tender shoots of the suburban grasslands.


Sensing nearby danger, the Sequelephant rapidly ambles throught the thickening underbrush.


The Sequelephant squirms uncomfortably as Stephanie of the Savanna is doubly attacked by the nostril-drawn Ticklegrass and the cerebrum sucking Airoctopus.