Field guide No. 355
Emerald beetles in a typewriter
Typed in beetle.
An old black typewriter has a sheet of paper in it covered in neat lines of green beetles instead of letters, some walking off across the desk. Proofreading will be a chase.
Field noteType strikes ink, not insects. Beetles in neat lines are a font with legs.
Also possible, also breaking category
Scale transitViaducts arch; so do leaping fish. Casting one as the other is civil engineering with flair.
The second skin of MondayCandles can be packed into anything with a lining. A raincoat makes an odd but legal sconce.
Giant anteater feeding on forest fogAnteaters eat ants. Fog is a strange diet but not a contradiction.
Pumpkin seeds become black mothsSeeds turn into plants, given soil and months. Moths are a shortcut nature never took.