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#16: Punk. The adventurous narwhal decided to try out the punk scene. He has a new mohican and flipper tattoo (press on of course), and is wandering around observing Banksy art and other punks. Surprisingly enough, the punks accept him without question. Must be the hair.
(By the way, this took the longest of any narwhal so far.)

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#15: Sign. Inconspicuous as always, the narwhal leans against the wall, displaying his latest disguise proudly- he is a signpost for a shop! In a gardening mood after his stint as a dibber, he chose a sign with a flower on it, in the hopes of the shop selling them. Unfortunately, he can't read.

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#14: Dibber. What a delightful word! The narwhal loved it so much he decided to try a day as one. You'd think it would be hard work digging holes all day, but the narwhal loves it... but he'll knock the plants over with his tail if he doesn't watch out!

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#13: There's not much call for these any more, but the narwhal ventured into a museum and found that he could easily disguise himself as a plague doctor, with his long tusk. More interesting than a plain white coat, at any rate...

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#12: Snowman. The narwhal is keen to join in with the winter fun- so creates this cunning disguise! Won't people be pleased to see this delightful snowman smiling at them? (Picture by Elizabeth)

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#11: Maypole. Keen to join in with the celebrations, the narwhal ties coloured ribbons to his tusk. He loves colour! The children have a wonderful time, running around the happily smiling maypole.

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#10: Moose. The narwhal went on a holiday to Alaska, so he needed a new disguise! This was one of his least well thought out disguises, but he seems to have puzzled the moose, at least.