This is Fluffy, the original guinea-horse. Our gun-toting gorilla is actually Angus the poacher. No-one has ever seen a Nesstown mutant close-up, face to face and lived to the tell the tale. Having several farms on its borders, it was inevitable that some poor creatures would get infected by those occasional releases of Dung Jungle miasma. Orlando first made his appearance as a youngster at the end of Evelyn Murray's Dagger First. Evelyn Murray Odd as it may seem to anyone who knows nothing of Nesstown Zoo, but this penguin is in disguise - hence the vegetation.
He was found, dazed and confused after a night mistakenly wandering the notorious Dung Jungle at Nesstown Zoo.
We believe he is part human because he speaks perfect English, as well as squeaking and whinnying.
He definitely isn't one of the reputed mutants there, but just who was he? 

This specially bred fluorescent ant first appeared in Froxmap discovered by Evelyn Murray.
They now feature in a huge walk-through display at Nesstown Zoo.
Spooky!
He is also used as a depiction of a certain world leader.
Guess who? 

Charlie, the Cheshire Cat Sheep, was created by taking a Cheshire cat and grafting its head onto a North Wales sheep.
He eats asparagus tips by preference and regularly has his coat dyed orange as his orange genes don't work on wool.
Rumours abound, of course, as do descriptions.
We have no idea whether they look like this or not.
(picture has mysteriously vanished) ![]()
One strange creature some people have vaguely seen is the invisible crocodile responsible for almost having our zoo closed down after the Nestown Zoo Tragedy.
Being animals, they did what animals often do and there now is a small Cowus Nesstownii herd. 

This might look like a couple of toadstools to you, but the Nesstown pixies have converted their old institute into a stylish 6 story condominium with underground car park.
However you might say there isn't mush room inside.
That was before the Dung Jungle grew and made his brain and tail increase alarmingly.
Now Orlando's intelligence is matched only by his propensity to arouse irrational passion in Nesstown Zoo's capricious penguins. 

King Edward... (of Nesstown)...
a mash hit with courtiers despite being a little potty. A chip off the old crock, frying high and peeling smug because he's all sautéed out with the girls. In spudder words, he's the creamed of the main crop.
Ah, but it isn't a real penguin, it's Hugo Hacker, that's why it's fat and has large leather shoes.
Of course. 

No not a Great Philosopher Penguin, but the genuine article; Spheniscus capricius nesstownii.
Bewildered, like many in our Zoo; notorious Nesstown Penguin, member of the dreaded 4P.*
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