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Lear, Edward, 1812-1888. Drawing of a hedgehog, with a preliminary study, 1830s.MS Typ 55.12Houghton

Paris, Jardin des Plantes. © laflaneusedesdeuxrives

history meme / two natural disasters / the black death The Black Death arrived in Europe by sea in O

General zoology; or, Systematic natural history - George Shaw & James Francis Stephens - c.1800-

Squirrel Monkey skeleton, Oxford University Museum of Natural HistoryI just really like this little

wapiti3:Natural history of fish (1828) on Flickr.Via Flickr: Author: Cuvier, Georges, baron, 1769-18

the26dimension:Oliviero Toscani

Natural History

Vintage science face masks, featuring centuries-old astronomical art and natural history illustratio

The royal natural history - Richard Lydekker - 1893 - via Internet Archive

Dying WordsWalton Ford (American; 1960– )2005Hard ground etching, aquatint, spit bite aquatint, dryp

bogelbear:Pokegraphy, or, a Natural History of Hoenn - Plate 373: Salamence

Enjoyed the Redpath Natural History Museum with my moonbear yesterday. #mcgill #formoonbear #vacatio

Cobra and Rattlesnake, from Dictionnaire classique des sciences naturelles, 1853. France. Via Biodiv

ghostlywriterr:Natural History Museum. Austria

rhamphotheca:Fossil Crinoids (Uintacrinus socialis), Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History,

mucholderthen:Mrs. A. M. Diaz and Norman A. CalkinsPrang’s Natural History Series for Children. Bost

desimonewayland:Various types of porphyry from the collection of The Natural History Museum, London.

Sending out this 1930s Natural History magazine cover today. Don’t you just love the markings

Ernst Haeckel Lizards Button

amare-habeo: Colored copper engraving “Fish and amphibians” for Funke’s textbook on natural historyV

salahmah:Chefchaouen, a small town in northern Morocco, has a rich history, beautiful natural surrou

bogleech:If you’re ever feeling down on yourself just remember that a group of animals which swim ba

Primula farinosa, the Oxlip and Marsh Marigold at Les Plans

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