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Big male b&w tegu skull. I love how he looks like a t-rex from the front!
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This poor raccoon met a bleak end. He was curled up under an overturned boat. I suspect the cracked canine was a key part of his demise. Thank God for modern medicine!
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Look at the bone loss on this poor creature. Not sure what the cause is. It's a Scottie; anyone know if they're susceptible to osteoporosis or anything like that?
Partial taxidermy by The Eldritch Emporium
Derek Thompson. Gollum. c. 2025. Colored pencil and ink on paper.
(Black and white as to not piss off this silly ass website)
Check out the blood grooves on the lower canine of this Fisher! It's especially cool to see them next to the upper canine, which doesn't display the grooves in this particular specimen.
Blood grooves are there to reduce suction when the animal bites deep into prey. That way, they can let go and bite again if need be.
Tiny crocodilian. Sharp toothed bebé.
Wolverine Gulo Gulo
Hey if you get the chance could you take some comparisons between your coyotes? I know you have ones from different states, I'd love to see the differences between them. Thanks!
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Adult Male C. Latrans from Arizona
Sub-Adult Female C. Latrans from Arizona
Senior Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona
Adult Female C. Latrans from Arizona
Adult Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona
Adult Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona
Juvenile(4M) Female C. Latrans from Arizona
Juvenile(8/9M) Male C. Latrans from Arizona
Senior Male C. Latrans “Var” from New Hampshire
Sub-Adult Female C. Latrans “Var” from New Hampshire
Adult Male C. Latrans Frustor from Missouri
Adult Male C. Latrans Frustor from Missouri
I’ve got a few not pictured, but its because they’re still in the process of cleaning. This is everyone so far, obviously with the vast majority being from Arizona. I’m working on getting a pair from every state but it’s slow going.
If you feel so inclined, you could shoot me a tip over on my KO-FI!
Don't trust collectors who say that nasal turbinates don't matter.
The inside of an animal’s nasal cavity tells us lots of information about the environment it lived in and the family it belongs to. Aggressive treatments such as boiling damage them: anyone who uses those methods to “clean” bones is not a true enthusiast.
In the photo: harp seal, wolverine, striped hyena, cheetah.
Sighthound vs. Rabbit Articulated by Allan Turner
Jacked up teeth on Wyoming X1. She’s the coyote with the huge hole in her face whom I suspect got caught up in some wiring that wore her teeth down. That had to have been a problem for a while to cause such extensive and deep damage.
Great African pelican by Christopher Marley