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Tumblr wouldn’t let me upload the video but I let the mice write a tumblr post for me and this is the result :^)
Roadkill find. Unfortunately she was a mother of three.
My favorite wet specimen and old pet Gilbert
Small baby opsossums and a premature squirrel mummies.
A heart morel ❤️🍄
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The Devil’s Daughter by Margaret Lindsay Williams, 1917.
“Complete notes on the dissection of cadaver”
Chinese Medical Illustrations from the 1800s
artificial heart, ghost heart
The “ghost heart” is so cool, it’s the extracellular scaffolding left after the removal of all of the actual cells. The cells can then hypothetically be replaced using stem cells from the heart recipient. I’m not sure if a heart replacement has been successfully completed in humans using this technique, but it’s a very interesting idea for organ transplantation.
Spike Deer
This is by far the most interesting skull I own in my collection. About 2 years ago, I found the scattered remains of this deer after a pack of coyotes in the area had eaten their full of him. I can only assume that he had been culled by a hunter because of his odd antlers before the scavengers got to him.
Now I’ve heard of white tailed deer developing a spike on one side, but to have two almost perfectly symmetrical antlers like these is fascinating to me. He also has some damage above his right eye which was most likely due to the gnawing from the coyotes. He’s become a favorite of mine and I plan on using him as the subject for my next art project.
me n my friend watching a slug we found on the sidewalk
Watercolour drawing of the feet of a child, aged four years, who had symmetrical gangrene of the tips of the toes. The left foot is rather more affected than the right. Drawn by Algernon Francis Stevens whilst a student at St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical School.
anatomic art of Juan Oreste Gatti
Sutures like these make me wet
Corpses can take selfies too 💀