thefancywalrus

roadkillandcrows:

Warthog skull.

nemfrog:

Permanent teeth of the left side.” Advanced lessons in physiology and hygiene. 1895.

carga-de-agua:

Nightmare by Henry Fuseli

(Swiss, 1741-1825).

anatomicdeadspace:

Traité complet de l’anatomie de l’homme: comprenant la médecine operatoire. Avec planches lithografiées d’après nature par H. Jacob. Suppléments par Duchaussoy by Jean-Baptiste Marc Bourgery

antipahtico:

Dusty Ray

adelphe:

The Picture Magazine, Vol. II, 1893

typhlonectes:

This newly-hatched Greater Flamingo chick at Auckland Zoo
still has its gold-colored egg tooth (the tiny projection at the end
of the beak) which was used to break out of the eggshell from the
inside.

Read more and see more photos at ZooBorns

phdonohue:

Cacti and Semaphore, 1923 – George Scholz

preytaxidermy:

A dog taxidermy display at the Natural History Museum of Salzburg. Yes, some were bad —and some were very good as well! It’s not something I am willing to do for pet owners, but I love the genetic variability of canines and look forward to working on more in the future. I would never work on my own dogs though. How do you feel about domestic dog taxidermy? (at Haus der Natur)

Author: thefancywalrus

This newly-hatched Greater Flamingo chick at Auckland Zoo
still has its gold-colored egg tooth (the tiny projection at the end
of the beak) which was used to break out of the eggshell from the
inside.

This newly-hatched Greater Flamingo chick at Auckland Zoo still has its gold-colored egg tooth (the tiny projection at the end of the beak) which was used to break out of the eggshell from the inside.

This newly-hatched Greater Flamingo chick at Auckland Zoo
still has its gold-colored egg tooth (the tiny projection at the end
of the beak) which was used to break out of the eggshell from the
inside.