This bone was given to me by a friend and I'd like to know what kind it is! It's about 4-5in long and has this weird line of small bumps along the one side #boneidentification #bone #pleasehelp #boneid #whatisit
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This bone was given to me by a friend and I'd like to know what kind it is! It's about 4-5in long and has this weird line of small bumps along the one side #boneidentification #bone #pleasehelp #boneid #whatisit
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Did a quick colored pencil for lovely June ❤️ @kateknuts A White- Fronted Bee Eater #art #coloredpencil #whitefrontedbeeeater #bird #drawing @zeebird_gallery https://www.instagram.com/p/BqYRJVrF1Pi-2qM9eUnNHsRc0ZAzuzj4_NEyJY0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18hoklah5xt6h
A popular history of birds : comprising a familiar account of their classification and habits
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the northern bald ibis is the best ugly bird tbh
theyre so ugly. i like them
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Why Cats are Amazing
So of course I've read a ton of those "cats are so smart" and "we don't deserve cats" posts and let me tell you I have an amazing story. So first of all my cat's name is Green Bean, and his absolute favorite thing is hair ties. He won't touch store bought toys because GOD FORBID it's not a circle. Anyway, he will always get my attention by flapping his little arms under my door to come in and cry a bit if necessary, so he did that and I let him in, but then he just sat by the door as if to go out. So I let him out but he stood right outside looking at me like "c'mon u gotta follow" and I'm like oooohhh ok got it. So I follow him downstairs and across the room, the whole time he constantly turns his head to make sure I'm still following, and he leads me to our coat/storage closet, so I open it up and he's like, bananas going frantic looking everywhere for something. There's a bottle cap and I ask if that's what he wants. Nope. A feather? Nope. A cat toy? Nope. So I help him look by moving stuff around and he starts pawing under this one tote so I pick it up and underneath is... You gUesSed IT, a freaking hair tie. But you have to understand that's not even the best part. On our way to the closet we passed at least two hair ties on the floor. He came up to my room, got me to follow him down to the closet, and both remembered and wanted that spacific hair tie inside of the closet under the tote. Thoroughly impressed.
How can people not just love every creature on the planet??? Like??? I live on a farm with chickens and goats with horns and you'd think they'd be scared of the goats with these huge weapons of destruction on their head but no they're freaked out by this chicken who cheerfully runs up to you like "person! Does you have some crumz for me???" and a grown man will cower away from this fluffy creature like it's an alien from a death planet
Do you ever become your own therapist? Like, I'll just be casually thinking thoughts and then 20 mins later I realize that I just ranted all of my entire life's problems to myself out loud while simultaneously calmly explaining to myself why things are the way they are
Hey, I've already asked this on your main blog and was directed over here so, here goes: if a bird/human mutant has wings, where would they be and what size? Also, if they tried to cut off their wings (not professionally) debt would they need to do. Finally, if the knife slipped what organs could it damage? Sorry for the long post.
The rule of reality applies to any made-up species - you break it, you bought it.
There’s no ‘correct’ position for a bird-human hybrid’s wings to be. You made the mutant, you’re imagination is the limit. Bird wings are analogous to human arms. The simplest place to put wings onto a bird/human mutant is to replace the arms with wings. However if you’re intending for your character to attempt to cut off their own wings I’m assuming this isn’t the answer you were after.
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If your mutant is going to have avian wings that they could consider amputating, they need to be entirely separate limbs from their arms. An avian wing is a fairly light appendage, it’s rather scrawny once the feathers are removed. The bulky muscles are at the base, pectorals in particular. If these wings are to be functional enough to provide flight then they need to be secured to the top of the thorax, potentially over the top of the arms, towards the base of the neck.
As for what size they are, again when it comes to reality, if you break it, you bought it. Humans are fairly heavy so they will need a lot of lifting power to get airborne. the size and style of the wings will depend on how functional you intend them to be, but for example a 6.5kg goose has around a 1.8 meter wingspan. Scaling that up, a 65kg creature may need an 18 meter wingspan.
For reference, the largest flying creature on earth was estimated to have an 11 meter wingspan.
Amputating a wing is like amputating an arm. It’s a major surgery needing to go through skin and muscle, transecting blood vessels and nerves, and either cutting through bone or disarticulating joints.
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If your bird/human mutant tried to cut off their own wings, they would be in a huge amount of pain. There is a severe risk of blood loss and subsequent death, especially under amateur circumstances. It would also be extremely challenging to amputate your own limb which is attached to your back. I don’t think your character would succeed at self-amputation, not if these are large wings attached to their back. Aside from any other reason, how can you physically tie a suture around a blood vessel that’s coming from the back of your shoulder?
There is so much that could go wrong trying to amputate a wing of a humanoid. Muscles bleed, twitch and contract. Bones bleed when broken. There are big thumping blood vessels running up into the limb and injuring one of them without rapid haemostasis (stopping the bleeding) can result in life threatening blood loss. These blood vessels are fairly superficial in the equivalent of the armpit and elbow region, and very easy to damage there.
While the knife would have to slip pretty far to damage an internal organ, there’s already plenty of damage it could do superficially.
Amputation is more than just ‘cutting off a limb’, you also need to put all these severed muscle ends and skin back together to close the stump. That is also something you can’t effectively do on your own.
In short, I would expect your bird/human mutant to either abandon amputation once they start and feel the pain or see the huge volume of blood, or to potentially die from blood loss.
It’s worth noting that humans can suffer from Body Integrity Identify Disorder and desire amputation of a limb. They may choose to inflict such severe damage to their limb that it becomes necessary to have it amputated by medical professionals. You could potentially talk to @scriptshrink or @scriptmedic about cases like these.
My mother and I found this poor Barred owl on the side of the road a few days after getting hit. It was so cool yet sad. We left it right where we found it because it's illegal you possess any bird of prey or even feathers.
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The more you learn about how the body functions, the more you question how humans/animals don’t just drop dead at any moment…
I mean, there are just so many things that could go wrong..
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One of the most fascinating relationships between animals is the one that seems to exist between wolves and ravens. The raven, scavenger of food of all types, will often follow wolf packs in hopes of morsels of food. And wolves have learned to watch for circling ravens as a sign of of possible food below. But there seems to be more than just a symbiosis based on food between the two species; many observations have been made that can only be described as a friendship between the big predator and the wily bird.
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