It is the first sugar glider to be biomechanically altered. Tail with laser weapon system and sharp claw for close combat, hands with vibration sensors to locate enemies at long distances, WIFI antenna and "type C" input (charger not included).

My dad wrote a little story about my drawing. I hope you enjoy the drawing and the story.

A faint beam of light tried to penetrate the thick cloud, suddenly an orange spot formed that tried to illuminate what little was left of the vegetation here on earth ... without success ...

We wander in this gloom, through lost areas in search of food ... of memories ... of direction. Nobody knows where to go.

We’re only 30 percent of humanity, of those 7,800 million that until a few months ago inhabited the earth, according to data from mathematicians and scientists.

The extinction scenario was expected to arrive when resources began to run out; humanity ignored the warning of climatic cataclysms.

When natural disasters became colossal and catastrophic, then diseases, famines, floods, predators, persecutions, earthquakes, they all appeared ... and that Covid-19 epidemic that in ten years killed millions.

The 300 elephants killed in Botswana, Africa, was one of the first clues that the world was beginning to convulse. Also the death of whales off the coast of Norway and the mysterious death of birds in Tarragona, Spain. They were all philosophical signs of the apocalypse.

We refuse to believe that the XXI would be the last century of humanity, of this uncontrolled modernity. Now we are here, terrified.

Thousands of women and men died in this which, to many, seemed like natural selection. Many species also succumbed and others have adapted to the new inclemency.

There were some that presented grotesque mutations, a consequence of exposure to pesticides, cobalt 60, radium, everything created by man, this permanent cold night ...

We challenged ourselves like never before and technology exceeded our ability to control its possible consequences, this generated a bottleneck in the history of humanity ...

We also didn't want to understand that overpopulation was a terrifying risk, now we walk aimlessly, aimlessly, with teary eyes, surrounded by unknown creatures drawn from the most incredible science fiction stories.

Nothing can be done, so we’ll continue until "our planet" lifts the punishment for the abuse of not knowing how to enjoy the wonders that he gave us and that now no longer exist.

I'm tired of living in fear! Some say that another end is approaching, that fewer and fewer spirits want to reincarnate on this earth.

The truth is that suddenly I cannot understand that in the middle of this cold there are explosions and there’s fire in many parts ...

Now there’s no reference to time, day, month or year, nor time by which we can govern ...

And that brutal change in species, Darwin said that mutations are generational changes, a gradual genetic inheritance. I cannot imagine how in this apocalypse, some men and animals were immediately transformed. The hidden borders.

Now there are many strange creatures, they’re everywhere, they get out of every corner and try to take over what was once ours; They don’t flee when they see us, they challenge us with their huge eyes, it even seems that they communicate with their strange voices.

There are some who look at us strangely and purr, perhaps they will be the new settlers of this world ... There’s no doubt that coming from the poisons we create, they‘re a strong, toxic, but intelligent species.

And they’re here, in this underworld that we created and that ends human race, out of phase at some point where it lost its intelligence.

 If we couldn’t conquer the earth, understand it, love it, coexist with our planet, how then did we intend to jump through the stars?...

                                                                                                              Carlos Ríos Quiroz