This two headed Fire Salamander apparently lived for a year and half, it is now a preserved specimen.
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This two headed Fire Salamander apparently lived for a year and half, it is now a preserved specimen.
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Bull moose using a tree to aid in scraping off the dead velvet from his antlers
Photo credit: Gary Lackie
Residents of a Belarus town on the border with Poland made the macabre discovery of thousands of Jewish gravestones that have been used to construct buildings, roads, even garden paving. The headstones have been turning up in locations all over Brest over the past six years, with around 1,500 discovered so far. Hundreds were discovered in May during the construction of a supermarket, with headstones unearthed by diggers.
Photo credit: Debra Brunner/The Together Plan
Skeleton deformed by Rickets, 1879. Rickets is a disorder caused by a deficiency of vitamin D, calcium, or phosphate. Rickets leads to softening and weakening of the bones and is seen most commonly in children 6-24 months of age.
Photo: The Burns Archive
13-year-old presenting with necrosis of the lower leg following a envenomation from a snake bite. Symptoms and signs of envenomation may be local, systemic, or a combination, depending on degree of envenomation and species of snake
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