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Enormous rabbit squad. Average sized rabbit for scale. Flemish giant, giant angora, and English lop.
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Chameleon skeleton!! Inspired by @kingycrow
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Skull of a white-tailed deer with deformed antlers
By: Leonard Lee Rue III
From: The World of the White-tailed Deer
1962
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Odd rabbits with tooth and other issues. I love them
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English Foxhounds
2 different skulls here!
The first 7 photos are from an adult specimen (3 years or older) that was dispatched after an injury.
The second batch of photos are from ‘Darcy’ an 18 month old hound that passed away after getting caught in a skuffle between 2 older hounds. (This is the skull from my taxidermy hound) Darcy has been in my collection for almost 2 years now, and has been in my friends collection for 13 years before that!
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always love seeing the sun hit these toothy smiles in the morning
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Our first oxidation attempt was a success! This juvenile black racer turned out pretty good. Total processing time was three weeks : )
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update on the oxidized juvenile black racer! posed and ready to dry, hopefully the tissue will shrink up and expose the bones more : )
#vc#vulture culture#osteology#oxidation#skeleton#animal death#dead animal#snake cw#mine#kae's curios#we got lazy and didn't degrease as well as we could have but its not too bad imo
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Siberian Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) Skull, specimen submitted to The Skull Index by Collaborator Osteolation!
Collect skulls? Consider becoming a collaborator for the ever-growing public resource database The Skull Index!
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So I'm not the one to ask for help so I've been very hesitant on sharing, but got some news last week that I will be homeless by June (and no, this is not an awful april fools joke, I am panicking here).
Some of you in the vulture culture community know last week and a bit ago I had an accident resulting in losing consciousness, breaking my neck, and experiencing a seizure for the first time. I've been having ongoing brain issues (we removed a lot of cerebral fluid in December that was causing increased pressure and testing the fluid to rule out infection, diagnosed with IIH), and last month I've been having heart issues.
Referrals have been made to a cardiology specialist, as well as the first fit clinic. But it's looking like I will probably have to go private to get listened to / get the care I need ASAP. Couple with the fact I will be homeless by June, it's a really terrifying situation. I have contacted local councils, independent living schemes, shelter, private landlords etc and feel like I've been let down. I'm awaiting a doctors appointment with a NHS advisor on the 10th, where I'll be showing them my list of resources I've used, and to see if they are able to help find anything.
I reluctantly made a justgiving page, on the advice of my friends, and while I hate asking for help, I am honestly quite scared and uncertain about my future.
If anyone can share the link, reblog this post, or even donate some change. It would mean a lot.
Thank you for your time, I'm sorry for posting this here but I don't know what else to do. I will be continuing to work on the skull index, as its such big passion project of mine along with the help of my team. Its a great distraction.
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hi all : ) we don't normally make posts like this, but if any of you are interested we are taking traditional and digital art commissions at our blog @pastinawitheggs : ) please consider checking it out!
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Large male African Leopard ssp. (Panthera pardus pardus), measuring 25.5cm (10 inches) long.
Circa 1919, Rowland Ward Ltd, London.
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More birds have been added to The Skull Index, including a Common Buzzard, Hamerkop, Black-browed albatross, and an Eastern Rosella!
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Sweet baby Rottweiler skeleton. Natural death, cleaned using oxidation.
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