Bone Monger

'I pick things up,
I am a collector.
And things, well things, they tend to accumulate.'


Carol | 20 | Scotland, UK

Bone collector, wannabe amateur taxidermist, wildlife photographer, bird watcher and zoology student.

On my blog you can find posts about: Bone collecting (mostly skulls), Taxidermy, Wildlife and Landscape photography, Animals, Plants, Scotland, and lots more!

Disclaimer: All my skulls, bones and taxidermy animals are found either as roadkill, have been killed by predators or have died at sea and been washed up on beaches, nothing is harmed for the purpose of having it!

If you have any questions related to anything don't be scared to ask me anything!
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oxers:

alegbra:

abstraire:

Maddie, The Coonhound

the most punk rock dog in the world

THIS IS MY FAVORITE POST OF ALL TIME

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squeeforscience:

Allosaurus fed more like a falcon than a crocodile.

“Many people think of Allosaurus as a smaller and earlier version of T. rex, but our engineering analyses show that they were very different predators.”

Scientists combined current knowledge of how dinosaur relatives, like raptors and crocodilians, feed with information gleamed from dinosaur fossils to recreate the muscles of Allosaurus in computer models. They then ran simulations to see how Allosaurus may have fed on prey. 

Read more at Ohio.edu

 

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ringsofslattern:

John James Audubon (1785–1851)Eastern Gray SquirrelPreparatory study for plate 17 of The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America (1845–48)Watercolor and pencil36 7/8 x 24 1/4 inches (936 x 615 mm)

ringsofslattern:

John James Audubon (1785–1851)
Eastern Gray Squirrel
Preparatory study for plate 17 of The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America (1845–48)
Watercolor and pencil
36 7/8 x 24 1/4 inches (936 x 615 mm)

ichthyologist:

Carrion Flower (Huernia zebrina)

Succulents of the genus Huernia produce flowers which exude a strong rotten scent similar to carrion. This attracts flies, which pollinate the flowers as they search for the source of the odour. 

David Midgely on Flickr

It was especially gorgeous in Scotland today.

superlockedhogwartianinthetardis:

lualit:

the plants name is called “makahiya” and hiya in tagalog means “shy”.

whenever you touch the plants leaves, they immediately fold up together looking as if its really shy hence the name.

… A plant just described my life.

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