Torinthia Kyna @Torinthia

Beep beep, I find that I am still partial unto the original Herbie, yet really like the version of Bumble Bee in turn.

MGM Mascot, king of the jungle, a constellation giant. Yet mine favorite is what an European king who was affectionately known as having the heart of this creature.

Originating in Germany around the 14th to 16th century, my breed was literally named after my whisker like moustache, and colloquially means the same in German. I am known for my silver coat, yet also come in a few other colours. I am very energetic and love both my people as well as others of my species.

Why these are used for mourning, I shall never understand. For I find them so very beautiful.

In modern days, most of these are mass-produced using a process involving melting raw materials, forming a "gob" of molten glass, and then either pressing or blowing it into a mold to create the desired shape. Thus to be able to have, either antique, or newly hand blown, without mold, is a real treat. At least in mine own opinion.

I am the bane of any x-mas tree. The lights and mirror finish or tinkling balls attract my paws like a magnate; hanging there and begging for me to free them from their hanging prison. I must bat and roll them across the floor, and hope, this time, that the silly tree does not fall, sounding the alarm and bringing the humans in the house to stop the fun.

Mine only question is, does it have a djinni within or is it oil only?

Everything is better with an cherry on top!

A female of the Chelonoidis phantasticus, was rediscovered on Fernandina Island in the Galápagos during February of 2019. She single handedly disproved that no, my species has not been extinct since 1906. Yet sadly, Fernanda, who is over 100 years in age, may truly be the last of her species; for no other has been located, as of January of 2025, despite intense efforts to find her a mate.

Okay, with as hard as this one was, reading that of the final picture was worth the pain.

Duunnn dunnn… duuuunnnn duun… duuunnnnnnnn dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dunnnnnnnnnnn dunnnn.

I tend to find extra pleasure in completing a puzzle for which is based off of an old tapestry for which was slowly hand stitched together. Not to dissimilar unto the chaining of this type of puzzle. Now as an embroiderer mine self, I know such is not the same, yet there does seem, within mine mind, to be an connection over the crush of time.

Chuga, Chuga, Choo Choo...

I do believe that this is the most simple one I have played since I did fall in love with this form of puzzle.

True story. As a child, we had a cat that mated with a squirrel, the surviving kitten had the fluffiest tail and would sit on the hind legs and eat with the front paws. Thus we had a marmalade coloured, bushy tailed, cat with attitude.

Tea and pastries...mmm...

The "Composition VI" was created by Wassily Kandinsky, in 1913. The original painting currently hangs in the Saint Petersburg, Hermitage Museum. The artist is known for speaking "The artist must train not only his eye but also his soul." And thus this particular creation has two focal points. Can they be found?

Located about 115 miles (185 km) southwest of Amman, Jordan, this was an ancient city that was literally carved into red desert cliffs. Its ornate ancient architecture and natural beauty attract people from all over the world.

I first appeared in the cartoon Porky's Duck Hunt, which was released on April 17, 1937 as a secondary character. Audiences fell in love with me, and I became a Warner Brothers mascot and a beloved Looney Tunes character.

This one was tricky. Tip: The iris are the exact same.

The first of my kind was created by William Kent developed in 1733, when the Duke of Devonshire asked for something to be built for means of transport that would carry his children. Kent obliged by constructing a shell shaped basket on wheels that the children could sit in.

I beat for everyone, until I do not.

I do typically not like that of picture depicting fruit, this one I do find most beautiful indeed.

Hopping through life, on large back feet, with long ears; either floppy or standing straight up, one can not help but smile viewing their twitching nose and fluffy tails.

For being so very small, the complexity level was extremely high. The little engine that could; did bring frustration and a shout of joy upon completion.

An instrument used to scoop liquids from an container?

Unto mine self, the sheer beauty of viewing a child as they explore the world around them, is the true meaning of life.

"...pa rum pum pum pum."

"He's Fast. They're Furious." At least such is what is upon the poster of this 2013 film about my kind.

The first of this type of water distribution, was registered to J. Lessler of Buffalo, New York (#121949) in 1871, which was activated with the help of a gardening hose. These little devices helped both homeowners and farmers alike, keeping both front lawns and fields of crops green and healthy. In 1932, a fruit farmer, Orton Englehardt, invented the impact type, for which I am, and to help distribute an even amount of water over a wide area.