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Check Out The Evolutionary Biology Of Hyrule
Zelda seems to receive more lovingly-created fan art than any other series, save for Mario perhaps. You'll see another one below, which features the Deku Tree and the evolutionary biology of Hyrule.
Click the image below for the full-sized version, in which you can spot all sorts of Dodongos, Octoroks, and more. If you'd like to see it close-up and in person, you can check it out at the Super iam8bit show in Los Angeles.
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