#anatamy

[xeno-bio-sociology]

Re the fingers thing; trolls having fewer fingers and/or fewer joints in those fingers, along with their implied thicker/tougher skin and long claws over their fingertips, would contribute to them having shitty manual dexterity, and that might be supported by so much of their tech being grown rather than built and robotics and sewing being pretty uncommon hobbies on Alternia.

Could definitely do that, yeah. Especially if the digits are sturdy enough for snagging a claw to not risk wounding the finger, with the size and weight of a fullgrown troll behind it.

[monsterbunny0w0-blog]

Had some doodels laying arond

[kaizoku-musume]

Voltorb Anatomy- Pokedex Entry by Christopher-Stoll

[karmalove22]

[scientistschoolinganarchists]

The average human body.

Oxygen- 43 k.g

Carbon- 16 k.g

Hydrogen- 7 k.g

Nitrogen- 1.8 k.g

Calcium- 1.0 k.g

Phosphorus- 0.78 k.g

Potassium- 0.14 k.g

Sulfur- 0.14 k.g

Sodium- 0.10 k.g

Chlorine- 0.095 k.g

Magnesium- 0.019 k.g

Iron- 0.0042 k.g

Fluorine 0.0026 k.g

The average human body can be broken down into twelve individual elements and a little over twenty-two different trace elements. We search for what we are really made of, yet it can be spelled out on paper and made in an average household for less then a weeks salary at less then minimum wage.

[jcohen888]

Alice Dreger: Is anatomy destiny?

Alice Dreger works with people at the edge of anatomy, such as conjoined twins and intersexed people. In her observation, it's often a fuzzy line between male and female, among other anatomical distinctions. Which brings up a huge question: Why do we let our anatomy determine our fate?

[xforthedreamersx]

I'm seriously so in love with the word "hip" or "hipbone" definitely my favorite word. I know that probably sounds weird, but like I said I'm in love with anatomy.

[rneduesa]

another self portrait i did during AP Art