Tusk, tusk!
Indian Elephant
Elephas maximus indicus
An African elephant skull.
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6 comments:
Shorter, straighter tusks—well done.
BTW, I just noticed your Edward Gorey widget thing. I have a Gorey calendar at work. Someone who shall remain nameless looked at it and said, "This is weird. Who is Edward Gorey anyhow?" Biting tongue . . .
The two skulls are just so different, aren't they?
You could do an excellent wildlife exhibition with all these drawings. As well as being beautiful drawings, it is really interesting to see these underlying structures of creatures. It makes me think of strength, and vulnerability at the same time.
Slywy: "Who is Edward Gorey?" You have amazing self-control. (And thank you!)
Carole: You are too kind - thank you!
Oh man, great view!
Very good, Mr Wolf.
Thank you!!
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