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Single Ladies Skeleton Study by `yuumei
Whaat? Mindblown.
(this is not my photo, just to clear that up)
love. love love love.
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European Tortoise Retreating into Shell
Despite what your childhood cartoons told you, turtles and tortoises can’t actually “take off” their shells…the shells are an integral part of their body and grow with the reptile, unlike, say, hermit crabs. There’s no skin underneath the shell, since the shell IS the outermost layer. Long story short, don’t try to literally take a tortoise out of its shell; you’ll kill it, and that’s not cool.
The Principal Forms of the Skeleton and of the Teeth. Dr. Richard Owen, 1854.
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Haut les mains, peau de lapin !
in RASPAIL (F.-V.). Histoire naturelle de la santé et de la maladie chez les végétaux et chez les animaux en général et en particulier chez l’homme ; suivie du formulaire pour une nouvelle méthode de traitement hygiénique et curatif. Paris, 1846.
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BaileyGenine, I think I love you.