Here are some interesting facts about Penguins.

1. There are a total of 18 species of penguins alive today in the world, five of which are endangered species.
2. Though slow on land, penguins are the fastest type of bird in the water and also the deepest diving.
3. Penguins typically spend 70% of their lives in the water.
4. The average lifespan of a penguin in the wild is 15 to 20 years.
5. Penguin species vary in weight from as light as 2 lbs (Fairy Penguin) to as heavy as 90 lbs (Emperor Penguin).
6. Penguins nest in colonies that sometimes number in the millions.

Start drawing the penguin by following each of the 6 steps in sequence.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the beak of the penguin.

Step 2: Draw the head.

Step 3: Sketch the body and base of the feet.

Step 4: Draw its back and tail feathers.

Step 5: Sketch in the penguin’s wing and feet.

Step 6: Draw in the eye and finishing touches to the beak, neck, back and toes.

Here are some facts about Spider that may interest you.

1. Spiders are not insects, but members of the arachnid family.
2. Spiders have eight legs while insects have only six.
3. There are over 40,000 species of spiders in the world today.
4. The overwhelming majority of spiders are completely harmless to humans.
5. Not all spiders spin webs – The wolf spider, for example, stalks and overpowers it’s prey.
6. All spiders produce silk.

Start drawing the spider by following each of the 6 steps in sequence.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the upper-body of the spider.

Step 2: Draw the first set of legs.

Step 3: Next, draw the second set of legs.

Step 4: Sketch the lower body and third set of legs.

Step 5: Draw the final set of legs.

Step 6: Finally, add the spider’s head and body detailing.

Here are some facts about Tigers that you might find interesting.

1. The tiger is the largest wild cat in the world.
2. Tigers stretch over 6 feet long and can weigh up to 750 pounds (340 kg).
3. Tigers hunt when it’s dark and can more easily sneak up on their prey.
4. A tiger’s roar is so loud it can be heard 5 miles (8 km) away.
5. Unlike most cats, tigers actually enjoy being in the water and are quite agile swimmers.
6. When exceptionally hungry, tigers have been known to devour up to 65 pounds (30 kg) of meat in one feeding.

Start drawing the tiger by following each of the 6 steps in sequence.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the outline of the head and jaw of the tiger.

Step 2: Draw in its nose and start of the first front leg.

Step 3: Finish drawing the front leg and sketch the rear, tummy, and back leg.

Step 4: Complete the back leg and draw in the eyes, mouth and second front leg.

Step 5: Add the fourth leg, ears and tail.

Step 6: Finally, add the stripes and finishing touches to its face, ears and claws.

Here’s a video on drawing a more advanced but very realistic tiger.

Here are some facts about Wolves that you might find interesting.

1. Wolves can weigh anywhere between 40 lbs and 180 lbs.
2. Wolves live in packs which can be as few as 2 members to as many as 25 members or more.
3. The average wolf can run up to 35 miles an hour.
4. Wolves have 42 teeth.
5. The average life span of a wolf in the wild is only 7 years though they have been known to live up to 14 years.

Start drawing the wolf by following each of the 8 steps in sequence.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the forehead of the Wolf.

Step 2: Draw the first ear.

Step 3: Draw the snout.

Step 4: Sketch the upper neck and lower back towards the tail.

Step 5: Draw the mouth and the beginning of the front legs and rear legs.

Step 6: Add the underbelly and lower part of the neck.

Step 7: Draw in the other two legs and add the tail.

Step 8: Finally, draw the nose, eye, and second ear to complete this drawing of a Wolf.

This is a simple lesson designed for beginners and kids with real easy to follow steps. Feel free to print this page and use as a drawing tutorial.

Here are five fun facts about the Octopus you might find educational.

1. It is a marine animal classified as a mollusk (soft bodied animals).
2. The octopus is characterized by a soft body with a well-developed brain and by eight arms bearing two rows of suckers each.
3. An octopus spends much of its life in hiding.
4. Many species such as common octopus can grow to about 1 meter (about 3 ft) long.
5. Octopuses are highly intelligent, probably the most intelligent of all invertebrates (animals without a backbone).

Step 1: Draw the outline of the head.

Step 2: Add more body.

Step 3: Add the first of the tentacles.

Step 4: Draw the eyes and another tentacle.

Step 5: Add two more tentacles and the eye detail.

Step 6: Add more body details and finish the eye.

Use the following sketch as an example of how your drawing should look.

Shade in the sketch like the following image.

This is a simple lesson designed for beginners and kids with real easy to follow steps. Feel free to print this page and use as a drawing tutorial.

Here are five fun facts about the Mouse you might find educational.

1. This is the small members of the rodent family.
2. They are numerous all over the world and prefer to live in human habitations.
3. A house mouse is slightly less than 17 cm (less than 6.5 in) long including the tail.
4. A mouse breeds every 10 to 17 weeks throughout the year, producing five to ten young in a litter.
5. Mice are omnivorous.

Step 1: Start by drawing the nose and head.

Step 2: Draw the underbelly.

Step 3: Finish the nose.

Step 4: Draw the remaining body.

Step 5: Draw the feet.

Step 6: Draw the Tail of the Mouse.

Step 7: Draw the ears and eyes to finish the drawing.

Your mouse should look like the following Sketch:

Shade in your sketch like the following picture.

This is a simple lesson designed for beginners and kids with real easy to follow steps. Feel free to print this page and use as a drawing tutorial.

Here are five fun facts about the Mountain Goat you might find educational.

1. A large hoofed mammal found in North America.
2. It is a good climber and often rest on rocky cliffs where predators cannot reach.
3. Both male and female mountain goats have beards, short tails and long black horns.
4. In winter, their coats can help them withstand temperatures as low as -50 degrees Fahrenheit (-45.6 degrees Celsius).
5. Mountain goats are herbivores and spend most of their time grazing.

The following steps will show you how to Draw a Mountain Goat step by step.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the nose of the Mountain Goat

Step 2: Add the ear and the top of the Head.

Step 3: Add the back

Step 4: Sketch the lower jaw, adding the beard and lower chest.

Step 5: Draw the under belly and thighs for each leg.

Step 6: Complete the legs by adding the hoofs.

Step 7: Finish the second set of legs.

Step 8: Finish the drawing by adding the last details, add the horns and eyes to complete the drawing of the Moutain Goad.

You’re completed Drawing should look something like this:

Use the following example of the Mountain Goat to add your shading, giving the Mountain Goat a life like appearance.

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This is a simple lesson designed for beginners and kids with real easy to follow steps. Feel free to print this page and use as a drawing tutorial.

Here are some fun facts about the Moose you might find educational.

1. This is the largest member of the deer family.
2. Moose is the name used in America but in Europe and Asia it is referred to as Elk.
3. Some bulls (male moose) weigh more than 760 kg (1600 lb).
4. They are herbivores (they only feed on plants).
5. The average life span of a moose is about 5-6 years although some can live as long as 20 years.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the top of the snout.

Step 2: Add the ear and the lower jaw.

Step 3: Draw the lower neck.

Step 4: Draw the upper back.

Step 5: Sketch the legs.

Step 6: Add the underbelly and begin to sketch the Horns.

Step 7: Add the second set of legs.

Step 8: Finish the Horns, add the facial details like the eye and lower scruff below the chin to finish this drawing of the Moose.

Your Final drawing should look something like this:

Use this example to lightly shade in the details of the Moose to give it a realistic look.

This is a quick way to draw a Moose Head , more of a Cartoon looking Moose head.

1. Monkey is a word used to describe any of the 160 species of primates that have grasping hands, forward facing eyes and highly developed brains.
2. Most monkeys have tails (capable of grasping on branches), a characteristic that distinguishes them from their larger primate cousins called apes.
3. Monkeys are highly skilled climbers, and most spend much of their lives on trees.
4. Monkeys demonstrate great intelligence for instance, they can store information about the different locations of different fruit trees and the time of the year when the fruits are ripe.
5. Monkeys have fingers and toes which are very flexible and their palms and soles like those of humans are hairless.

The following 6 steps will show you how to draw the Monkey.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the Head.

Step 2: Draw the back and lower stomach area.

Step 3: Start to draw the beginning lines for the Arms and Legs.

Step 4: Add details to the face, finish the rear area and complete the back leg.

Step 5: Add the tail and front arm.

Step 6: Finalize the drawing by adding the hands, feet and facial details to complete your drawing.

Here’s what your final drawing of the Monkey could look like.

Use this as an example of how to shade the Monkey to give it a “life like” look.

Here’s a quick YouTube video showing you how to draw a simple Monkey clinging to a branch.

This is a simple lesson designed for beginners and kids with real easy to follow steps. Feel free to print this page and use as a drawing tutorial.

Here are some fun facts about the Mole you might find interesting.

1. A mammal characterized by a pointed snout, rudimentary eyes, short legs and soft thick velvety fur.
2. The voracious animal digs below the surface of the ground to find food.
3. Moles feed on earthworms and insect larvae.
4. A typical mole is called garden mole which is 12-21 centimeters long (of which 2-4 centimeters is the tail)
5. A Mole is an excellent swimmer.

Step 1: Begin by drawing the upper part of the Moles head.

Step 2: Draw the upper part of the body.

Step 3: Draw the front left leg.

Step 4: Complete the front leg and add the rear leg.

Step 5:

Step 6: Add the feet.

Step 7: Draw in the Tail.

Step 8: Finish the drawing of the Mole by adding the eyes, ear and claws.

Your completed Mole drawing should look something like this:

Here’s an example way to shade your drawing of the Mole:

Here’s a 40 second video on drawing another version of the Mole. You may need to pause the video at each step to follow each step.