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Pin by Castle in the clouds on Art | Scientific illustration, Anatomy, Neck

Anatomy of the dissected neck of Plotus anhinga, otherwise known as the Snakebird, American Darter or Water Turkey. By John Smith from 'Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London', 1876. ~~ www.facebook.com/TheIrregularAnatomist ~~ www.twitter.com/IrrAnatomist

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Turkey Anatomy Lesson | Learn about bird anatomy

Today, while getting a turkey ready to pop in the oven, I had an Ah ha! moment, and realized that I had a fantastic teaching opportunity in front of me. Inside that bag of giblets, that I never know what to do with, and so therefore ends up in the trash, were organs! What a great way to learn some anatomy! I have a confession. I have never actually opened the giblet bag, and I thought it contained an organ called a giblet. I wasn't sure what this was, only it was obviously something turkeys…

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Anatomical Model of a Wild Turkey - Photography by Rosamond Purcell

A vast assortment of beautiful but bizarre objects relating to nineteenth-century life sciences takes centre stage at Manchester Museum Each of the finely crafted yet uncanny objects in Manchester Museum’s Objects Lesson exhibition was created for the purpose of understanding the...

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Turkey external anatomy | Turkey bird, Bird, Poultry

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links: robins can count; turkey talk; topiary master; wasted food | Turkey, Wild turkey, Turkey bird

https://youtu.be/mOIY49jfapM DID YOU KNOW that robins can count, or that food (not paper or plastic) is the biggest single source of fodder for U.S. landfills? Those stories, and more, are among the latest links. don’t

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