Species Project

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Once when Inkling and Shellington cooperated on a project, they decided that the kids should do a project on differences between breeds of a certain species, and how their individual features came into being.

The only catch was that it couldn't be their own species, only problem? They told the kids this AFTER they went to their siblings and Koshi and Squirt already did half of it. Jane and Pinto just had to change the topic cos they were just gonna procrastinate until the night before it was due.

That didn't work, The kids just asked Peso and he told them everything cos he didn't want to see them "overexert themselves" over the project.

The kids had to make a poster and write a paper. Their guardians offered to help on the paper, and the Vegimals offered to "help" them with the diorama with them. 

The cuties couldn't help THAT much cos the poster was bigger than they were, and when they were presented with glitter to sprinkle over the letters at the top, the Octonauts found the HQ and the Vegimals covered in glitter.

The Vegimals and Shellington agreed that they a bath, and the sweet little angels happily held Peso's flipper and Shellington's paw as they led them to take a bath.

It was pretty easy for Peso and Dashi to get Pinto and Jane to do the drawing part, but getting them to do the essay was harder since neither of them wanted to do it.

When the Vegimals heard them complaining about the essay, they all rushed over to the 2 of them and gave them each a big hug cos the Vegimals are that sweet. 

Inkling and Shellington offered to revise the kids' papers for them, and the 2 older kids agreed, but after the 10th time Inkling made them reword something or other, everyone started going to Shellington for help.

Shellington was much less picky over grammar and would always pat them on the back and congratulate them on a "job well done" even if they were just being sarcastic on the whole essay. 




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