With about 500 different animal jokers, and more arriving weekly, chaos threatens. How to put them in albums so I know where to find them. I’ve created order by grouping them by species. At first it was easy, all the cats belong together. And all the dogs.
But as I've had to handle more than household pets and not being a biologist, I built my own categories of the animal kingdoms. I am not following the conventional system with domain, kingdom, phylum, genus, and species. Why not? Because I don't understand it . Today's article is about jokers with animals with antlers, horns, and tusks. Like this one:
This joker features a deer with corkscrew antlers from Cypress. I know that it's from Cypress since I've seen the back of the joker.
This is the Official System that I did NOT use
This joker is making a point about environmentalism and a lack of respect for the world that we depend on. I totally agree.
Walruses have tusks!
That makes about 54 different jokers in the antlers, tusks, and horns section. Can you think of a better name? Other animal section:
- Ensemble Animal combinations (cats AND dogs)
- Cats or Dogs . Now there's a big cat subsection!
- Flyers: Birds, Owls, Bees, Butterflies & Dragons
- Horses , zebras, donkeys, giraffes ...
- Fantasy horses: centaurs, unicorns, pegasus
- Monkeys, bears, and others with paws
- Animals with antlers, horns, and tusks
- Varmints - the annoying small wild animals
- Reptiles, amphibians, sea creatures
Animals: Flyers - Bee Boy |
My name is Krzysztof. I`m jokers collector from Poland. I have many doublets for exchange. I waiting for your answer: lewan@uwm.edu.pl
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Krzysztof
I'm collecting bullfighting jokers. A sort of subspecies of your genre here. Or is that kingdom? Anyway, I have nine now and one on the wish list then that little lot will be safely stabled. Great antlers here, deer. Ha
ReplyDeleteWhat can I do to get a copy scan of the trickster card? Isaacnwright1@icloud.com
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