Facts about Bones

Facts about Bones

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Fossilized Snake Skin In Boulder Opal // Queensland, Australia

Fossil - Eocene Age Shell That Has Been Replaced By Translucent Golden Agate. From Dakhla, Morocco

Building Human Body Parts Alex Seifalian’s Lab At University College London Is Helping Humans Who Lose Body Parts To Repair Their Bodies The Way A Newt Would If It Lost Its Tail – By Growing Another. The Lab Builds A Scaffold Of The Needed Body Part

Human Anatomy Dissection (Video Link)

Blood Vessels Show Where The Two Skull Bones Are Fusing In A 9-Week-Old Fetus.

Lyre, 19Th Century. Medium: Human Skull, Antelope Horn, Skin, Gut, Hair. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, New York. The Crosby Brown Collection Of Musical Instruments, 1889 (89.4.1268)

Carved Skulls By Don Simpson

Yosemite Firefall The Yosemite Firefall Was A Summertime Event That Began In 1872 And Continued For Almost A Century, In Which Burning Hot Embers Were Spilled From The Top Of Glacier Point In Yosemite National Park To The Valley 3,000 Feet Below.

By David Muench

Bloom Of Moon Jellies (Aurelia Aurita), In Chesapeake Bay. Scott Kupiec

Portrait Of Burgfraulein Von Strechau In The 1600S The Legend Tells That In The Late Middle Ages A Damsel Waited For Her Lover Who Left To The Holy Land To Fight The Infidels. The Lady Promised That If He Did Not Return She Would Enter A Monastery.

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