
Insects / Reptiles / Rodents
Insects (Insecta), also called notch animals or notches, are the most species-rich class of the arthropods (Arthropoda) and at the same time with absolute majority also the most species-rich class of the animals at all. Almost one million insect species have been scientifically described to date (925,000 according to Grimaldi/Engel 2005, 865,000 according to Nielsen/Mound 1997). This means that more than 60 percent of all described animal species are insects. According to various extrapolations, however, one reckons with a multiple, whereby millions of undiscovered species are still suspected, especially in the tropical rainforests. The first fossil record of insects dates back to the Devonian period, about 400 million years ago.
Reptiles or creepy-crawlies (taxon: Reptilia, lat. reptilis "creeping") are a differently defined group of tetrapods, which - depending on the systematics (class or clade) - includes different groups of amniotes. In the traditional view, the reptiles (Reptilia) are a class of vertebrates at the transition from the "lower" (Anamnia) to the "higher" vertebrates (mammals and birds). However, the modern view is that they are not a natural group as such, but a paraphyletic taxon because they do not contain all the descendants of their last common ancestor. The classical taxon Reptilia is therefore considered obsolete and is rarely used in zoological and paleontological systematics. Today, the taxon name mostly serves as an informal collective term for terrestrial vertebrates with similar morphology and physiology (see Characteristics). In this sense, 11,440 recent reptile species are currently distinguished.
Rodents (Rodentia) are an order of mammals (Mammalia). With about 2500 to 2600 species they represent about 40% of all mammal species and are therefore by far the most species-rich order of this group. At the same time, they are the group with the most new descriptions within mammals; between 2000 and 2017, at least 248 species were newly described or newly established within the order. They have a nearly worldwide distribution and have colonized a variety of different habitats. Very few rodents are widespread as cultivars or pets, but these shape the picture of the entire group. Many species, on the other hand, are poorly studied and have a very restricted range.
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Dinosaur IV
The dinosaurs (Dinosauria, from Ancient Greek deinós, German 'terrible, formidable' and Ancient Greek sauros, German: lizard) are a group of terrestrial vertebrates that dominated continental ecosystems in the Earth's Middle Ages from the Upper Triassic about 235 million years ago to the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary about 66 million years ago. In classical systematics, dinosaurs are considered an extinct branch of reptiles, although they differ markedly in morphology from recent, or present-day, reptiles and are not particularly closely related to most recent reptiles, especially lizards and snakes. From a cladistic point of view, which is the scientific standard today, both the sauropsids (sometimes alternatively referred to as reptiles altogether) and the dinosaurs include the birds that evolved from small theropod dinosaurs. Thus, not all dinosaurs became extinct during the mass extinction at the end of the Earth's Middle Ages, but with the birds a special evolutionary lineage of dinosaurs survived to the present day. This lineage proved to be extraordinarily adaptable and successful: birds make up about a third of all recent terrestrial vertebrate species, are represented in all terrestrial ecosystems, and also feature a group, the penguins, that is strongly adapted to life in and around water. However, in zoology, which deals primarily with recent animals, and especially in ornithology, birds are still usually considered a class in their own right rather than dinosaurs or reptiles. The same is true in common usage. Even in modern vertebrate paleontology, an informal separation of birds and dinosaurs in the classical sense is common. The latter are also referred to as non-avian dinosaurs, in keeping with the cladistic view. Knowledge of dinosaurs is obtained by paleontologists through the study of fossils, which have survived in the form of fossilized bones, skin and tissue impressions, and trace fossils, i.e. footprints, eggs, nests, stomach stones or fossilized feces. Dinosaur remains have been found on every continent, including Antarctica, because dinosaurs evolved at a time when the entire mainland was united in the supercontinent Pangaea. In the first half of the 20th century, dinosaurs were considered to be cold-blooded, sluggish, and not very intelligent animals. However, numerous studies since the 1970s have shown that they were active animals with increased metabolic rates and adaptations that enabled social interactions. Dinosaurs have become a part of global pop culture and feature in some extraordinarily successful books and movies.Product Number: N10658Product Name: Abstract-Dino-00001005This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 6.09"(w) X 2.97"(h) (154.8mm X 75.4mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 3.02"(h) (157.8mm X 76.6mm) Size: 6.57"(w) X 3.19"(h) (166.8mm X 81.0mm) Size: 6.69"(w) X 3.26"(h) (169.8mm X 82.8mm) Size: 6.76"(w) X 3.29"(h) (171.8mm X 83.6mm) Size: 6.88"(w) X 3.35"(h) (174.8mm X 85.0mm) Size: 6.92"(w) X 3.37"(h) (175.8mm X 85.6mm) Size: 6.96"(w) X 3.39"(h) (176.8mm X 86.2mm) Size: 7.08"(w) X 3.44"(h) (179.8mm X 87.4mm) Size: 7.16"(w) X 3.48"(h) (181.8mm X 88.4mm) Size: 7.28"(w) X 3.54"(h) (184.8mm X 90.0mm) Size: 7.31"(w) X 3.57"(h) (185.8mm X 90.6mm) Size: 7.55"(w) X 3.67"(h) (191.8mm X 93.2mm) Size: 7.59"(w) X 3.70"(h) (192.8mm X 94.0mm) Size: 7.83"(w) X 3.80"(h) (198.8mm X 96.6mm) Size: 7.94"(w) X 3.87"(h) (201.8mm X 98.2mm) Size: 8.10"(w) X 3.94"(h) (205.8mm X 100.0mm) Size: 8.30"(w) X 4.03"(h) (210.8mm X 102.4mm) Size: 8.46"(w) X 4.11"(h) (214.8mm X 104.4mm) Size: 9.05"(w) X 4.40"(h) (229.8mm X 111.8mm) Size: 9.17"(w) X 4.46"(h) (232.8mm X 113.2mm) Size: 9.20"(w) X 4.48"(h) (233.8mm X 113.8mm) Size: 9.24"(w) X 4.50"(h) (234.8mm X 114.2mm) Size: 9.44"(w) X 4.59"(h) (239.8mm X 116.6mm) Size: 9.52"(w) X 4.63"(h) (241.8mm X 117.6mm) Size: 9.56"(w) X 4.65"(h) (242.8mm X 118.0mm) Size: 9.83"(w) X 4.79"(h) (249.8mm X 121.6mm) Size: 9.95"(w) X 4.84"(h) (252.8mm X 123.0mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 5.03"(h) (262.8mm X 127.8mm) Size: 10.50"(w) X 5.11"(h) (266.8mm X 129.8mm) Size: 10.66"(w) X 5.19"(h) (270.8mm X 131.8mm) Size: 11.06"(w) X 5.38"(h) (280.8mm X 136.6mm) Size: 11.21"(w) X 5.46"(h) (284.8mm X 138.6mm) Size: 11.57"(w) X 5.63"(h) (293.8mm X 143.0mm) Size: 11.76"(w) X 5.72"(h) (298.8mm X 145.4mm) Size: 11.96"(w) X 5.82"(h) (303.8mm X 147.8mm) Size: 12.35"(w) X 6.02"(h) (313.8mm X 152.8mm) Size: 12.59"(w) X 6.13"(h) (319.8mm X 155.6mm) Size: 12.71"(w) X 6.18"(h) (322.8mm X 157.0mm) Size: 13.38"(w) X 6.51"(h) (339.8mm X 165.4mm) Size: 13.54"(w) X 6.59"(h) (343.8mm X 167.4mm) Size: 14.01"(w) X 6.82"(h) (355.8mm X 173.2mm) Size: 14.17"(w) X 6.89"(h) (359.8mm X 175.0mm) Size: 14.24"(w) X 6.93"(h) (361.8mm X 176.0mm) Size: 14.83"(w) X 7.22"(h) (376.8mm X 183.4mm) Size: 15.07"(w) X 7.34"(h) (382.8mm X 186.4mm) Size: 15.23"(w) X 7.41"(h) (386.8mm X 188.2mm) Size: 15.39"(w) X 7.49"(h) (390.8mm X 190.2mm) Size: 15.74"(w) X 7.66"(h) (399.8mm X 194.6mm) Size: 16.92"(w) X 8.24"(h) (429.8mm X 209.2mm) Size: 17.71"(w) X 8.62"(h) (449.8mm X 219.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. 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Elf Squirrel
Squirrels (Sciurus) are a genus of tree squirrels (Sciurini) within the family Sciuridae. A striking feature is the upturned bushy tail. The best known species in Central Europe is the Eurasian squirrel, commonly referred to simply as the squirrel. All squirrels are forest dwellers and feed primarily on seeds and fruits. By far the majority of species are native to the American double continent. Only 4 of the 29 species live in the Old World; they are distributed throughout Europe, the Near East, North Asia, and East Asia. Another species (gray squirrel) is naturalized as a neozoon in parts of Europe. The various species of squirrels live primarily on the American double continent, where they are found in numerous species in North America as well as Central and South America. Outside the Americas, only four species are native, of which the Eurasian squirrel (S. vulgaris) is distributed over almost the entire European continent and large portions of Asia. In contrast, the Caucasian squirrel (S. anomalus) is found only in parts of southern Europe and in the Caucasus and Near East, and the Japanese squirrel (S. lis) is restricted to Japan. No squirrel species occur naturally in Southeast Asia, nor in the Australian region or Africa. All species of squirrels are primarily diurnal. They feed primarily on nuts and other seeds, fruits, and other plant parts, and more rarely opportunistically on animal foods such as insects, eggs and chicks, and other small animals. As tree dwellers, they are very good climbers, and most species spend most of their time in the trees, only occasionally coming down to the ground to forage. They usually build their nests (Kobel or also Kogel) in the form of a spherical structure of twigs and leaves in tree hollows or branch forks.Product Number: E00104Product Name: SquirrelThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.91"(w) X 3.91"(h) (74.0 X 99.2mm) Size: 4.72"(w) X 6.33"(h) (120.0 X 160.7mm) Size: 5.81"(w) X 7.79"(h) (147.7 X 197.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Elf Squirrel Machine Embroidery Design, Tree Squirrels Embroidery Pattern, Embroidery Art, Forest Dwellers, DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Frog Head
The frogs (Anura; also: Salientia) are by far the most species-rich of the three recent orders of the vertebrate class of amphibians. The other orders of amphibians are the caudates (Caudata, Urodela) and the creeping amphibians or blind amphibians (Gymnophiona). Most frog amphibians are called "frogs" - without any closer relationship. Frogs also include toads and toads.Frogs occur on all continents except Antarctica, and many islands from cold temperate to tropical zones. The biogeographic region of the Holarctic is comparatively species-poor; foci of species diversity are especially in the subtropics and tropics of the New World Neotropics (Central and South America) and Old World Paleotropics (Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa). The phylogenetic origin of frogs and other modern amphibians (Lissamphibia) has not yet been determined with absolute certainty.Mostly it is assumed that it is to be looked for in the group of the Temnospondyli. Gerobatrachus, a subpermian temnospondyl from the family Amphibamidae, shows a mixture of frog and caudate features ("mosaic shape") and might be close to the common ancestor of frog and caudate amphibians. Czatkobatrachus from the Lower Triassic of Poland and Triadobatrachus from Madagascar already show distinct frog features. Both are counted among the Salientia, a superorder of amphibians that includes modern frogs and original fossil forms. Some of the recent frog families can be traced back to the Jurassic and Cretaceous on the basis of fossil finds.Product Number: E00142Product Name: FrogThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.51"(w) X 3.91"(h) (89.2 X 99.2mm) Size: 4.91"(w) X 5.46"(h) (124.7 X 138.7mm) Size: 6.04"(w) X 6.72"(h) (153.5 X 170.7mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Frog Head Crown Prince Machine Embroidery Design, Embroidery Pattern, Original Fossil Forms Designs, Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Bee Pixel Art
Pixel, picture point, picture cell or picture element (rarely pel) refers to the individual color values of a digital raster graphic as well as the surface elements required to capture or display a color value on an image sensor or screen with raster control. "Pixel" is a combination of the abbreviations of the English words picture (colloquially shortened to "pix") and element and is often abbreviated to px. The pixels of a raster graphic are points arranged in a grid, to which a color is assigned. Pixels are often considered to be rectangular or square. However, this is not a universally valid model concept. In terms of digital signal processing, a pixel is a discrete sample; no statements can be made about points other than pixels. This becomes clear when enlarging raster graphics: The appearance varies depending on the scaling method chosen, and the pixels of the original image do not necessarily appear as squares when enlarged.Both the pixel density (and thus the local sampling rate) and the size of the information stored in the pixel (color depth, color channels, position, shape ...) are limited in practice, which is why a pixel can only represent an approximation of reality. The pixels of an image sensor or screen usually consist of areas of one basic color each (red, green and blue). In liquid crystal displays (LCD), each visible picture element is controlled by a color value. The areas responsible for the basic colors of the pixel, called subpixels, are often arranged adjacent to each other.Product Number: N10618Product Name: SThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.81"(w) X 3.09"(h) (96.8mm X 78.6mm) Size: 3.89"(w) X 3.16"(h) (98.8mm X 80.2mm) Size: 3.93"(w) X 3.19"(h) (99.8mm X 81.0mm) Size: 4.05"(w) X 3.28"(h) (102.8mm X 83.4mm) Size: 4.13"(w) X 3.35"(h) (104.8mm X 85.0mm) Size: 4.24"(w) X 3.45"(h) (107.8mm X 87.6mm) Size: 4.32"(w) X 3.51"(h) (109.8mm X 89.2mm) Size: 4.44"(w) X 3.61"(h) (112.8mm X 91.6mm) Size: 4.72"(w) X 3.83"(h) (119.8mm X 97.2mm) Size: 5.43"(w) X 4.40"(h) (137.8mm X 111.8mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 4.47"(h) (139.8mm X 113.6mm) Size: 5.58"(w) X 4.54"(h) (141.8mm X 115.2mm) Size: 5.70"(w) X 4.63"(h) (144.8mm X 117.6mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 5.05"(h) (157.8mm X 128.2mm) Size: 6.29"(w) X 5.11"(h) (159.8mm X 129.8mm) Size: 6.37"(w) X 5.17"(h) (161.8mm X 131.4mm) Size: 6.76"(w) X 5.49"(h) (171.8mm X 139.4mm) Size: 6.96"(w) X 5.65"(h) (176.8mm X 143.6mm) Size: 7.08"(w) X 5.75"(h) (179.8mm X 146.0mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 6.00"(h) (187.8mm X 152.4mm) Size: 7.59"(w) X 6.17"(h) (192.8mm X 156.6mm) Size: 7.98"(w) X 6.48"(h) (202.8mm X 164.6mm) Size: 8.30"(w) X 6.74"(h) (210.8mm X 171.2mm) Size: 8.46"(w) X 6.87"(h) (214.8mm X 174.4mm) Size: 8.81"(w) X 7.16"(h) (223.8mm X 181.8mm) Size: 9.64"(w) X 7.83"(h) (244.8mm X 198.8mm) Size: 11.80"(w) X 9.58"(h) (299.8mm X 243.4mm) Size: 13.77"(w) X 11.18"(h) (349.8mm X 284.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Bee Pixel Art Machine Embroidery Design, Picutre Point Embroidery Pattern, Picture Element Embroidery Art, Digital Raster Graphic, Picture Signal, DIY Project Idea, Original Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines, Artsupplies For Handmade Embroidery Projects, Quality Embroidery Digitizing
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Cute Dragon Sketch
A dragon (Latin draco, Ancient Greek drakōn, "snake"; actually: "the staring one" or "sharp-eyed animal) among the Greeks and Romans the name for any non-poisonous larger snake species) is a serpent-like hybrid creature of mythology, in which characteristics of reptiles, birds and predators are combined in different variations. It is scaled in most myths, has two hind legs, two front legs, two wings (thus six limbs), and a long tail. It is said to have the ability to breathe fire. The dragon is known as a mythical creature from myths, legends and fairy tales of many cultures; until modern times, it was considered to be a real existing animal. In oriental and western creation myths, the dragon is a symbol of chaos, a monster hostile to God and man that holds back the fruit-bearing waters and threatens to devour the sun and moon. It must be overcome and killed by a hero or deity in battle so that the world can come into being or continue to exist (dragon slayer). In contrast, the East Asian dragon is a conflicting creature with predominantly positive qualities: rain and good luck bringer and symbol of fertility and imperial power.Product Number: N10604Product Name: DragonSketch-3This design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.29"(w) X 3.85"(h) (83.6mm X 97.8mm) Size: 3.38"(w) X 3.93"(h) (85.8mm X 99.8mm) Size: 3.40"(w) X 3.97"(h) (86.4mm X 100.8mm) Size: 3.54"(w) X 4.13"(h) (89.8mm X 104.8mm) Size: 3.72"(w) X 4.32"(h) (94.4mm X 109.8mm) Size: 3.73"(w) X 4.36"(h) (94.8mm X 110.8mm) Size: 3.77"(w) X 4.40"(h) (95.8mm X 111.8mm) Size: 3.80"(w) X 4.44"(h) (96.6mm X 112.8mm) Size: 3.84"(w) X 4.48"(h) (97.6mm X 113.8mm) Size: 3.87"(w) X 4.52"(h) (98.2mm X 114.8mm) Size: 4.05"(w) X 4.72"(h) (102.8mm X 119.8mm) Size: 4.31"(w) X 5.03"(h) (109.6mm X 127.8mm) Size: 4.35"(w) X 5.07"(h) (110.4mm X 128.8mm) Size: 4.38"(w) X 5.11"(h) (111.2mm X 129.8mm) Size: 4.53"(w) X 5.27"(h) (115.0mm X 133.8mm) Size: 4.76"(w) X 5.54"(h) (120.8mm X 140.8mm) Size: 4.81"(w) X 5.62"(h) (122.2mm X 142.8mm) Size: 4.89"(w) X 5.70"(h) (124.2mm X 144.8mm) Size: 4.92"(w) X 5.74"(h) (125.0mm X 145.8mm) Size: 4.99"(w) X 5.82"(h) (126.8mm X 147.8mm) Size: 5.07"(w) X 5.90"(h) (128.8mm X 149.8mm) Size: 5.24"(w) X 6.09"(h) (133.0mm X 154.8mm) Size: 5.31"(w) X 6.17"(h) (134.8mm X 156.8mm) Size: 5.33"(w) X 6.21"(h) (135.4mm X 157.8mm) Size: 5.37"(w) X 6.25"(h) (136.4mm X 158.8mm) Size: 5.50"(w) X 6.41"(h) (139.6mm X 162.8mm) Size: 5.83"(w) X 6.80"(h) (148.2mm X 172.8mm) Size: 6.83"(w) X 7.94"(h) (173.4mm X 201.8mm) Size: 7.83"(w) X 9.13"(h) (198.8mm X 231.8mm) Size: 9.63"(w) X 11.21"(h) (244.6mm X 284.8mm) Size: 9.87"(w) X 11.49"(h) (250.6mm X 291.8mm) Size: 10.75"(w) X 12.51"(h) (273.0mm X 317.8mm) Size: 11.73"(w) X 13.65"(h) (298.0mm X 346.8mm) Size: 12.17"(w) X 14.17"(h) (309.2mm X 359.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Cute Baby Dragon Sketch Machine Embroidery Design, DracoEmbroidery Pattern, Snake Embroidery Art, Creature Of Mythology, Myths And Legends Animals DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Hedgehog Baby
The hedgehogs (Erinaceidae) form a family of mammals whose best-known representatives in Europe are the species brown-breasted hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) and northern white-breasted hedgehog (Erinaceus roumanicus). The brown-breasted hedgehog is the species typically found in western and central Europe. Hedgehogs are small to medium-sized animals. Their head-torso lengths vary from 10 to 45 centimeters. The hedgehog species with the largest and heaviest specimens is the great rat hedgehog, weighing up to 2 kilograms. In contrast, specimens of the lesser rat hedgehog weigh 20 to 80 grams. The tail length of hedgehogs is variable, some representatives of the rat hedgehogs have a long tail, while in the spiny hedgehogs it is usually only a short stub. The limbs of hedgehogs are relatively short and unspecialized. The thumbs or big toes are not opposable, as in all insectivores, and the feet end in usually five toes with sharp claws - only African hedgehogs have four toes on the hind feet. The tibia and fibula are fused in the lower half, as in many insectivores. Hedgehogs are sole walkers. In rat hedgehogs, the hind legs are slightly longer than the forelegs, which allows for quick flight. Product Number: N10591Product Name: hedgehog-babyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.42"(w) X 3.73"(h) (86.8mm X 94.8mm) Size: 3.57"(w) X 3.89"(h) (90.6mm X 98.8mm) Size: 3.78"(w) X 4.13"(h) (96.0mm X 104.8mm) Size: 3.88"(w) X 4.24"(h) (98.6mm X 107.8mm) Size: 3.92"(w) X 4.28"(h) (99.6mm X 108.8mm) Size: 3.96"(w) X 4.32"(h) (100.6mm X 109.8mm) Size: 4.06"(w) X 4.44"(h) (103.2mm X 112.8mm) Size: 4.17"(w) X 4.56"(h) (106.0mm X 115.8mm) Size: 4.28"(w) X 4.68"(h) (108.8mm X 118.8mm) Size: 4.32"(w) X 4.72"(h) (109.8mm X 119.8mm) Size: 4.57"(w) X 4.99"(h) (116.2mm X 126.8mm) Size: 4.64"(w) X 5.07"(h) (117.8mm X 128.8mm) Size: 4.69"(w) X 5.11"(h) (119.0mm X 129.8mm) Size: 4.82"(w) X 5.27"(h) (122.4mm X 133.8mm) Size: 5.04"(w) X 5.50"(h) (128.0mm X 139.8mm) Size: 5.12"(w) X 5.58"(h) (130.0mm X 141.8mm) Size: 5.36"(w) X 5.86"(h) (136.2mm X 148.8mm) Size: 5.44"(w) X 5.94"(h) (138.2mm X 150.8mm) Size: 5.69"(w) X 6.21"(h) (144.6mm X 157.8mm) Size: 5.76"(w) X 6.29"(h) (146.2mm X 159.8mm) Size: 5.91"(w) X 6.45"(h) (150.0mm X 163.8mm) Size: 6.06"(w) X 6.61"(h) (153.8mm X 167.8mm) Size: 6.09"(w) X 6.65"(h) (154.6mm X 168.8mm) Size: 6.48"(w) X 7.08"(h) (164.6mm X 179.8mm) Size: 6.52"(w) X 7.12"(h) (165.6mm X 180.8mm) Size: 6.63"(w) X 7.24"(h) (168.4mm X 183.8mm) Size: 6.74"(w) X 7.35"(h) (171.2mm X 186.8mm) Size: 6.77"(w) X 7.39"(h) (172.0mm X 187.8mm) Size: 7.02"(w) X 7.67"(h) (178.4mm X 194.8mm) Size: 7.13"(w) X 7.79"(h) (181.2mm X 197.8mm) Size: 7.20"(w) X 7.87"(h) (183.0mm X 199.8mm) Size: 7.38"(w) X 8.06"(h) (187.4mm X 204.8mm) Size: 7.46"(w) X 8.14"(h) (189.4mm X 206.8mm) Size: 7.78"(w) X 8.50"(h) (197.6mm X 215.8mm) Size: 7.82"(w) X 8.54"(h) (198.6mm X 216.8mm) Size: 8.11"(w) X 8.85"(h) (206.0mm X 224.8mm) Size: 8.61"(w) X 9.40"(h) (218.8mm X 238.8mm) Size: 8.65"(w) X 9.44"(h) (219.6mm X 239.8mm) Size: 9.19"(w) X 10.03"(h) (233.4mm X 254.8mm) Size: 9.23"(w) X 10.07"(h) (234.4mm X 255.8mm) Size: 10.24"(w) X 11.17"(h) (260.0mm X 283.8mm) Size: 10.46"(w) X 11.41"(h) (265.6mm X 289.8mm) Size: 11.89"(w) X 12.98"(h) (302.0mm X 329.8mm) Size: 12.61"(w) X 13.77"(h) (320.2mm X 349.8mm) Size: 12.97"(w) X 14.17"(h) (329.4mm X 359.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Hedgehog Baby Machine Embroidery Design, Small Animals Embroidery Pattern, Erinaceaidae Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Awesome Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Smiling Turtle
The turtles (Testudinata, or Testudines, if the crown group is meant; formerly also Chelonia from Old Greek "turtle") are an order of the Sauropsida and first appeared more than 220 million years ago in the Carnian (Upper Triassic). In classical systematics, they are included in the creepy-crawlies and reptiles, respectively; these designations represent a taxon that is paraphyletic in its traditional range and therefore are now only informal collective terms.There are 341 species with over 200 subspecies. The turtles have adapted to a wide variety of biotopes and ecological niches. They range from Mediterranean land turtle species, gopher or desert tortoises and the particularly numerous, smaller aquatic turtle species in North America and Southeast Asia, to large river turtles in South America, giant tortoises on some island groups, soft-shelled turtles in Asia and snake-necked turtles in Australia, to the largest, the leatherback turtles, which form a separate family alongside the sea turtles. Turtles are cold-blooded, egg-laying reptiles. phylogenetically, they are close to basal diapsids such as Odontochelys semitestacea and Sinosaurosphargis yunguiensis. The adaptability of turtles has ensured their persistence into modern times. Due to human influences, however, many species are acutely endangered.Product Number: N10586Product Name: smiling-turtleThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.35"(w) X 4.94"(h) (135.8mm X 125.6mm) Size: 5.93"(w) X 5.49"(h) (150.6mm X 139.4mm) Size: 6.29"(w) X 5.82"(h) (159.8mm X 147.8mm) Size: 6.44"(w) X 5.97"(h) (163.6mm X 151.6mm) Size: 6.65"(w) X 6.15"(h) (168.8mm X 156.2mm) Size: 6.87"(w) X 6.36"(h) (174.6mm X 161.6mm) Size: 7.34"(w) X 6.80"(h) (186.4mm X 172.8mm) Size: 7.39"(w) X 6.84"(h) (187.6mm X 173.8mm) Size: 7.46"(w) X 6.91"(h) (189.6mm X 175.6mm) Size: 7.50"(w) X 6.94"(h) (190.6mm X 176.4mm) Size: 7.78"(w) X 7.20"(h) (197.6mm X 183.0mm) Size: 7.87"(w) X 7.28"(h) (199.8mm X 184.8mm) Size: 8.13"(w) X 7.53"(h) (206.6mm X 191.2mm) Size: 8.18"(w) X 7.57"(h) (207.8mm X 192.2mm) Size: 8.41"(w) X 7.79"(h) (213.6mm X 197.8mm) Size: 8.50"(w) X 7.86"(h) (215.8mm X 199.6mm) Size: 8.55"(w) X 7.93"(h) (217.2mm X 201.4mm) Size: 8.84"(w) X 8.19"(h) (224.6mm X 208.0mm) Size: 8.91"(w) X 8.26"(h) (226.4mm X 209.8mm) Size: 9.04"(w) X 8.37"(h) (229.6mm X 212.6mm) Size: 9.43"(w) X 8.73"(h) (239.6mm X 221.8mm) Size: 9.75"(w) X 9.02"(h) (247.6mm X 229.2mm) Size: 10.06"(w) X 9.31"(h) (255.6mm X 236.6mm) Size: 10.34"(w) X 9.57"(h) (262.6mm X 243.0mm) Size: 10.93"(w) X 10.12"(h) (277.6mm X 257.0mm) Size: 11.16"(w) X 10.34"(h) (283.4mm X 262.6mm) Size: 11.39"(w) X 10.55"(h) (289.4mm X 268.0mm) Size: 11.60"(w) X 10.73"(h) (294.6mm X 272.6mm) Size: 12.38"(w) X 11.46"(h) (314.4mm X 291.2mm) Size: 12.54"(w) X 11.61"(h) (318.6mm X 294.8mm) Size: 12.61"(w) X 11.69"(h) (320.2mm X 296.8mm) Size: 13.76"(w) X 12.74"(h) (349.6mm X 323.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Cute Smiling Turtle Sketch Machine Embroidery Design, Hand-Draw Animals Designs, Testudinata, Sea Turtle Embroidery Pattern, Aquatic Turtle Species Designs, Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Saying Mouse Cartoon Animals Characters
The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00386Product Name: You make me happyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.01"(w) X 6.97"(h) (127.3 X 177.0mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Saying Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Cartoon Mice
The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00409Product Name: MickeyThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 0.80"(w) X 0.69"(h) (20.3 X 17.5mm) Size: 1.19"(w) X 1.02"(h) (30.3 X 26.0mm) Size: 1.59"(w) X 1.36"(h) (40.3 X 34.6mm) Size: 1.98"(w) X 1.70"(h) (50.3 X 43.2mm) Size: 2.37"(w) X 2.04"(h) (60.3 X 51.8mm) Size: 2.77"(w) X 2.38"(h) (70.3 X 60.4mm) Size: 3.16"(w) X 2.72"(h) (80.3 X 69.0mm) Size: 3.56"(w) X 3.06"(h) (90.3 X 77.6mm) Size: 3.95"(w) X 3.39"(h) (100.3 X 86.2mm) Size: 4.34"(w) X 3.73"(h) (110.3 X 94.8mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 4.07"(h) (120.3 X 103.4mm) Size: 5.13"(w) X 4.41"(h) (130.3 X 112.0mm) Size: 5.52"(w) X 4.75"(h) (140.3 X 120.6mm) Size: 5.92"(w) X 5.09"(h) (150.3 X 129.2mm) Size: 6.51"(w) X 5.59"(h) (165.3 X 142.1mm) Size: 7.10"(w) X 6.10"(h) (180.3 X 155.0mm) Size: 7.57"(w) X 6.51"(h) (192.3 X 165.3mm) Size: 8.08"(w) X 6.94"(h) (205.3 X 176.4mm) Size: 8.52"(w) X 7.33"(h) (216.5 X 186.1mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Cartoon Mouse Machine Embroidery Design, Mickey Embroidery Pattern, Mice Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Cartoon Mouse Applique
The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00410Product Name: MickeyAppliqueThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.78"(w) X 2.22"(h) (70.7 X 56.5mm) Size: 2.09"(w) X 1.74"(h) (53.2 X 44.1mm) Size: 2.47"(w) X 2.04"(h) (62.7 X 51.9mm) Size: 2.94"(w) X 2.39"(h) (74.8 X 60.6mm) Size: 3.24"(w) X 2.72"(h) (82.3 X 69.2mm) Size: 3.56"(w) X 3.06"(h) (90.3 X 77.8mm) Size: 3.95"(w) X 3.40"(h) (100.3 X 86.4mm) Size: 4.34"(w) X 4.22"(h) (110.2 X 107.3mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 4.56"(h) (120.3 X 115.8mm) Size: 5.32"(w) X 5.07"(h) (135.2 X 128.8mm) Size: 5.91"(w) X 5.57"(h) (150.2 X 141.6mm) Size: 6.50"(w) X 6.09"(h) (165.2 X 154.6mm) Size: 6.90"(w) X 6.42"(h) (175.2 X 163.1mm)Size: 7.29"(w) X 6.76"(h) (185.2 X 171.7mm) Size: 7.69"(w) X 7.10"(h) (195.2 X 180.3mm) Size: 8.08"(w) X 7.44"(h) (205.2 X 188.9mm) Size: 8.53"(w) X 7.83"(h) (216.6 X 198.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mouse Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Mice Applique
The mouse (Mus) is a rodent genus from the group of Old World mice (Murinae). The genus comprises just under 40 species, of which the house mouse is the best known and most widespread. Most of the other species live in Africa and in South and Southeast Asia. Mouse length ranges from 4.5 to 12.5 centimetres, with a tail of 3 to 11 centimetres. The weight, as far as is known, is between 12 and 35 grams. The coat is soft, rough or spiky, depending on the species, its colouration ranges from light grey to various shades of grey and brown to blackish brown on the upper side, the underside is lighter. The tail appears hairless but is covered with fine hairs. The original range apparently included Africa, southern Europe and large parts of southern and south-eastern Asia. In the wake of humans, the house mouse has gained a worldwide distribution and is the only species to also live in America and Australia. Mice occur in a variety of habitats, including forests, savannas, grasslands and rocky areas. However, some species have become so specialised in their role as cultural predators that they are usually found near human dwellings. In addition to the house mouse, this is true for the African dwarf mouse, and to a limited extent also for the rice field mouse and the dunnock. The wild species are predominantly nocturnal, whereas the cultivated species can be active at any time of the day or night. They are mainly ground dwellers, but can climb well and - at least in the case of the house mouse - also swim. Their resting places are crevices in rocks, burrows they have dug themselves or man-made shelters. Mice feed on a variety of plant materials, such as seeds, roots, leaves and stems. Some species also eat insects and other small animals when available. The culture-following species eat any available human food.Product Number: E00388Product Name: mouseThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 1.19"(w) X 0.80"(h) (30.1 X 20.4mm) Size: 1.66"(w) X 1.20"(h) (42.2 X 30.4mm) Size: 2.08"(w) X 1.59"(h) (52.8 X 40.3mm) Size: 2.52"(w) X 1.98"(h) (64.1 X 50.3mm) Size: 2.93"(w) X 2.38"(h) (74.4 X 60.4mm) Size: 3.31"(w) X 2.77"(h) (84.0 X 70.4mm) Size: 3.90"(w) X 3.17"(h) (99.0 X 80.4mm) Size: 4.41"(w) X 3.56"(h) (112.1 X 90.4mm) Size: 4.82"(w) X 3.95"(h) (122.5 X 100.4mm) Size: 5.25"(w) X 4.35"(h) (133.4 X 110.4mm) Size: 5.74"(w) X 4.74"(h) (145.7 X 120.4mm) Size: 6.21"(w) X 5.13"(h) (157.7 X 130.4mm) Size: 6.62"(w) X 5.53"(h) (168.1 X 140.4mm) Size: 7.04"(w) X 5.92"(h) (178.8 X 150.4mm) Size: 7.48"(w) X 6.31"(h) (190.0 X 160.4mm) Size: 7.83"(w) X 6.71"(h) (199.0 X 170.4mm) Size: 8.48"(w) X 7.10"(h) (215.4 X 180.3mm) Size: 8.81"(w) X 7.58"(h) (223.7 X 192.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .HUS .VIPYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mouse Head Silhouette Applique Machine Embroidery Design, Mouse Mice Embroidery Pattern, Rodent Genus Designs, Small Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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Frog
The frogs (Anura; also: Salientia) are by far the most species-rich of the three recent orders of the vertebrate class of amphibians. The other orders of amphibians are the caudates (Caudata, Urodela) and the creeping amphibians or blind amphibians (Gymnophiona). Most frog amphibians are called "frogs" - without any closer relationship. Frogs also include toads and toads.Frogs occur on all continents except Antarctica, and many islands from cold temperate to tropical zones. The biogeographic region of the Holarctic is comparatively species-poor; foci of species diversity are especially in the subtropics and tropics of the New World Neotropics (Central and South America) and Old World Paleotropics (Southeast Asia, sub-Saharan Africa). The phylogenetic origin of frogs and other modern amphibians (Lissamphibia) has not yet been determined with absolute certainty.Mostly it is assumed that it is to be looked for in the group of the Temnospondyli. Gerobatrachus, a subpermian temnospondyl from the family Amphibamidae, shows a mixture of frog and caudate features ("mosaic shape") and might be close to the common ancestor of frog and caudate amphibians. Czatkobatrachus from the Lower Triassic of Poland and Triadobatrachus from Madagascar already show distinct frog features. Both are counted among the Salientia, a superorder of amphibians that includes modern frogs and original fossil forms. Some of the recent frog families can be traced back to the Jurassic and Cretaceous on the basis of fossil finds.Product Number: N10490Product Name: RedEyeFrogSketchThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 5.97"(w) X 3.44"(h) (151.6mm X 87.4mm) Size: 6.13"(w) X 3.54"(h) (155.6mm X 89.8mm) Size: 6.17"(w) X 3.56"(h) (156.6mm X 90.4mm) Size: 6.28"(w) X 3.62"(h) (159.6mm X 92.0mm) Size: 6.56"(w) X 3.79"(h) (166.6mm X 96.2mm) Size: 6.64"(w) X 3.83"(h) (168.6mm X 97.2mm) Size: 6.80"(w) X 3.92"(h) (172.6mm X 99.6mm) Size: 6.87"(w) X 3.97"(h) (174.6mm X 100.8mm) Size: 6.96"(w) X 4.02"(h) (176.8mm X 102.0mm) Size: 7.27"(w) X 4.20"(h) (184.6mm X 106.6mm) Size: 7.66"(w) X 4.42"(h) (194.6mm X 112.2mm) Size: 8.10"(w) X 4.67"(h) (205.8mm X 118.6mm) Size: 8.61"(w) X 4.97"(h) (218.6mm X 126.2mm) Size: 9.04"(w) X 5.21"(h) (229.6mm X 132.4mm) Size: 9.43"(w) X 5.44"(h) (239.6mm X 138.2mm) Size: 10.35"(w) X 5.97"(h) (262.8mm X 151.6mm) Size: 11.76"(w) X 6.78"(h) (298.6mm X 172.2mm) Size: 11.80"(w) X 6.80"(h) (299.6mm X 172.8mm) Size: 14.12"(w) X 8.14"(h) (358.6mm X 206.8mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Hand-Drawn Frog Machine Embroidery Design, Digital Drawing Art Embroidery Pattern, Original Fossil Forms Designs, Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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