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This baby skunk was picked up yesterday.
His teeth are perfect and show no wear.
Elongated front claws for digging.
He’s very small
This poor little guy is just a baby. He’s only the size of a squirrel and probably less than two months old. Just like the fawn, he was probably crossing the street with mom when he was hit. He’s still on his first coat of soft baby fur.
While winter seems to have the greatest number of roadkill as animals disperse. Spring and early summer are sadly a time that a lot of babies die. Depressingly, the speed limit for the road was only 15mph.
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Morphology is the architecture of life. The ingenuity of form and function.....breathtaking through tattered remains.
I prepare skeletons for study, draw things and take pictures.
Due to the amount of work associated with specimen preparation, I post infrequently.
