Sorry it took so long to post this next part. This was supposed to be up-loaded on the 8th, but life happened. But here it is now!

Representing the yellow color, we have here a very inclusive group of poly-amorous lemon sharks! Two boys on each side, one girl in front, and a tall, nerdy inter-sex (both genders at the same time) shark behind her.

In real life, adult female lemon sharks usually have several husbands at once, for the sake of always having males around to make babies with (and to stop them from getting harassed by other males). However, in the case with these sharks, who came on land using reverse scuba-gear (that provides enough water for them to function on land), the relationship is mutual for everyone. And they represent the yellow stripe on the gay flag (which means "sun-light") because they all have a very colorful and sunny sense of fashion, and because they're happy to be out in the sun, showing their American and poly-amorous pride to everyone! The birth-defected "lime shark" is waving both an American flag and a poly pride flag, and all the sharks are wearing custom kukui nut leis on their tails, with red, blue and unpolished white/black kukui nuts to also symbolize both of those things. They have to wear them on their tails because they can't put thwm around their necks, where water is being supplied to their gills.

Flowers featured include Obscure Morning Glory and Plumerias in the nerdy shark's wig, a wood-rose boutonniere on the orange shark's tuxedo, and a sun-flower tucked into the strap of the girl shark's goggles. It should be noted that most sun-flower species came from America, which adds to both the America theme and the sun themes.

(the America themes were added because of the due date, which was on or near July 4th. The original plan was to up-load one picture every 3 days, although this one was an exception because life. I will now get back to the current 1-every-3-days plan.)