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Reminds me of the Xenomorph Alien creatures from the film series “Alien” that began in 1979, the inner teeth looked like these icicles in the centre. Best viewed large.
Alligators have roughly eighty teeth from the time they hatch until they die. If they lose a tooth, it quickly gets replaced. This gator was beside Elm Lake in Brazos Bend State Park and had its mouth open for thermal regulation.
HMM! This is an abstract photo of the saw teeth on a pocketknife
Macro Mondays - 1/13/20 - "Triangle"
this is from when i was in new york.
i was at church camp this past week, and it turns out it is bad to sleep in the same room as bats. so guess who spend 3 hours today at the hospatil getting there first round of rabies shotss. ha yup me. so i have to go back for 4 more treatments over the next month, and when i got the first two shots i was like oh this doesn't hurt to bad, but about 3 hours later i though my arm was about to fall off. freaking painful.
moral of the story: never do anything to cause you too need rabies shots, cause they are quit painful.
Shot for Macro Mondays, theme "danger"
These are my dog's teeth, with, outside the crop, my hand to expose them. It looks dangerous maybe but he never used them in anger. Only for eating :)
This fence (flipped 180 degees) reminded me that at one time wood was used to make dentures. Wooden dentures were invented in Japan around the early 16th century.
The story that George Washington had a set of wooden dentures though is a myth. Although, he did have a set carved from hippopotamus and elephant ivory, held together with gold springs!
Two photos from Blists Hill Victorian Town, a museum celebrating the history of the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. This is in the chemists shop where a small room was set aside for the visiting dentist, with a most welcoming window!
More from the chemist’s display in the next shot <<<
HWW!
I did not count the teeth visible in the photo but they are really numerous. Dont put your finger in his mouth :)
ps : You can click on the photo to watch it with a better resolution (eye, beak, teeth and feathers details).
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Hi Everyone! A young Red Fox grooming its fur. I was thrilled to watch him/her so relaxed in my presence. It was nearly nightfall so I was fairly happy with how the image turned out.
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Whilst scouring the beach for the chicks I came across this fish head. It was as big as my hand. The teeth were the size of dogs teeth. I'm not sure I'd want to go swimming here!
Revisit to this site.
This is two in camera exposures (multi exposure setting). First exposure had an SB700 remotely fired (thanks Saravanan), positioned by the pole closest to me. Second exposure was approx 2 an half mins.
First lesson learnt, I’m partly a ghost (should have realised this), second lesson was the gaps in the star trails (thanks to in camera noise reduction (damn you Nikon, learn from Canon would you)
More experimenting in the future (when I have my own flash to play with)