宇宙人。

[makotone]

[amnhnyc]

Today's Exhibit of the Day is a blast from the past! This archival image, snapped in 1938, depicts Museum preparators sculpting a model Triceratops. This large herbivore could reach lengths of 28 ft (8.5 m). The model pictured here isn't on display today, but Triceratops fans can spot a fossil skeleton in the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs.

Photo: AMNH Library / Image no. 315711

[antonellogonzalez]

[lightresist]

Kurppa Hosk

[inu1941-1966]

[maricokitamura]

藍漆丸棗

2020

H75×φ75mm

[fishthingdaily]

My beloved squid ring!

[steampunktendencies]

This is a literal "Hammerhead" shark created by artist Matt Sanders.

The sculpture is made from 685 reclaimed steel hammer heads and weighs 500 lbs (about 227 kg). It took approximately 2,500 hours of work to weld together. Sanders even used sledgehammers for the eye sockets and ball-peen hammers for the eyes to give it a realistic look.

It was displayed at the Aquarium of the Pacific in California and remains one of the coolest examples of upcycled art out there.

[fishthingdaily]

Today’s fish thing is this fish and human hairpiece!

[snototter]

A hatching black cicada (Cicadatra atra) in Europe

by Steve Axford

[zegalba]

Undercover: ‘Anatomicouture’ Ribcage Leather Jacket (2013)

[3y3]

Karmazid 

[hervesevenophotographie]

17 05 2026

[pocora-excavator]

 日立建機　テレスコクラム　ZX225USRLC-6

[fishthingdaily]

Today’s fish thing is this fish padlock!

[sitting-on-me-bum]

"Everything's A-OK!", captures a dramatic predatory moment where a doctorfish successfully defends itself against being swallowed by a lizardfish. 

Gabriel Jensen

Flow Photo Contest

[concupiscience]