Look what I found...

[krichardson]

That's okay,I had one before too, but it got knocked over and broken.I'd love to have a live one and oh yeah,you should hang that sign somewhere...great convo piece.


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[Bottomfeeder]

It's actually only half of the sign. The other half was nowhere to be found. and it's really stained and gross, it's made out of some kind of layered wood or cloth.

There should be a "Post your animal artifacts" thread.

 

[KellyFrancis]

Do it up! We need to get an oddities thread going...

Nice skull BTW, thanks for the pics!

 

[Bottomfeeder]

You wanna do the honors?

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

Just pm a mod and ask them to change title of this thread.


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[Bottomfeeder]

Well this thread has more discussion, yeah?

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

Got a point there but we're prob gonna yack no matter which thread lol


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[Chub_by]

I find this disgusting, but it certainly is interesting!

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[KellyFrancis]

Got a point there but we're prob gonna yack no matter which thread lol


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So we keep this one for yakin.'

I'll start the new one and copy the pics over from this one. I've been meanin to do it anyway...just to see if it could be done the way I wanna do it...Let me get home in front of a mouse and on the charger...

 

[Bottomfeeder]

I find this disgusting, but it certainly is interesting!

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Sometimes it can be. I have Northern Red Salamander preserved in isopropyl. They are very rare around here, so finding it at all was amazing... but where I found it was even more so. After a few days of heavy rainfall, we found it on a rocky trail through the hills in the Greenbelt, surrounded by thick foliage on all sides. We were much higher than any water, and the Salamander was freshly dead with a broken lower jaw and a severed tail. All I can come up with is that a bird plucked him from a swamp and dropped him, and the impact killed him. He sure didnt keep well... he was in such good condition when we found him that I waited until he smelled to preserve him, in hopes he'd wake up, but of course he didnt. He looks really shriveled and washed out now. Shame... good specimen to have, quite the unusual find.