pretty dead things – lovingdread

Primates! 2 humans, male and female chacma baboons, lesser bushbaby and squirrel monkey.

Real bat skull and smoky quartz crystal point necklace! Check it out on my etsy shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/PastelAlienShop

buy-skulls:

Have you ever seen a pregnant bat skeleton?? This incredible articulation of mother and fetus was just completed for the Prehistoria Natural History Centre (#PNHC) by Toby (@tobia5_b0ch), our in-house articulator!

Bizarrely enough, bat fetuses typically develop horizontal (transverse) in their wombs, unlike our typically vertical development.

Though not the most “invisible” technique, we opted for a wire cradle to support to embryonic animal in the articulation, to allow for future removal and study. (at Prehistoria)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp-dGVmA2ul/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ku741o23ihns

parliamentrook:

so much neon

shadyufo:

The Crooked Doe

Her deformity was most likely caused by a birth defect—probably Wry Nose Syndrome.

woodland-stag:

– By Carrie Witherell

belladonianoir:

roadkillandcrows:

Small rearrange in the skull cabinet.

radioblueheart:

thegreenwolf:

No, that’s not rogue taxidermy–that’s an actual stillborn two-headed fawn! It’s the only one known to be carried to full term; the rest were miscarried early. More details here.

@blackbackedjackal

falloutbird:

a couple months ago i found this by the side of the road and i’m still not sure what to make of it