Variations of one of my favourite pictures. I call it Explodey Coyote
People often ask how they can find as many bones as I do. The answer is you can’t. I am god
Good shot bad shot
You can learn a lot from social media but you gotta go do stuff to get it! I understand it’s not always feasible, so, I’m trying to show you some of the inevitable biases of media. Even if someone is an excellent and accurate journalist.
Anonymous asked:
That last post of yours about how to find lots of bones is really great ! Makes me wonder though, do you ever find recently deceased animals ? they are most of what i've personally found, and i currently have three decomposing in my garden. Just curious if you come across any yourself!
Oh, all the time!
Some people are skeptical that I would find so many clean bones. But selection bias affects everyone’s social media (and mainstream media), no matter how you try to keep things accurate.
I don’t post things that I don’t think are interesting, nor things I think would upset/scare people away (unless it’s REALLY interesting and has enough warnings) and I don’t want to get banned from social media either. I don’t want to give the impression that bone hunting is so simple you can find 15 clean skulls in 51 seconds (usually) but I cull out the naughty stuff, keeping the clean pretty stuff.
So yes, I find lots of gross smelly fleshy carcasses! Spilled organs and blood and certain body parts we don’t like to see! But I cannot post them.
Bone Hunter
I finally solved the horn mystery
Wow this filter is like magic!
Behind the Scenes!
Every Skull Tells a Story
Subspecies of Q. parallulus include derbeii and tripudio. The first known species of the genus Quadrotam is the now-extinct Q. Merlinii.
The similarities between inline skates and hockey skates, as well as roller skates and figure skates, suggest convergent evolution as they occupy similar niches in their respective habitats.
