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Still, it is strange to have a press release on a study before it even gets started:
Asia's Odd-ball Antelope Gets Collared:
A week ago we asked you-- our very attractive, highly intelligent and unbelievably nerdy readers --to tell us what your favoritest animal in the world is. We received a flood of responses, and we wanted to show some pictures of the highlights.
Homing Pigeons Get Their Bearings From Their Beaks:
#666, with horns, with that grin, you clever devil!
I guess great minds think in the same ruts, natural cynic...
Very satanic. But this one might be more appropriate:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/666%20skeleton/Damon1966/666skeleton…
I didn't catch on to the satanic joke right away (I'm a little out of it this morning.) But the photograph does demonstrate how hard it can be to guess an animal's appearance by it's skeleton, because you'd never know about these animals and their huge Jimmy Durante noses from the bones alone.
Actually you probably could tell that they have huge noses, because the nostrils are right at the back of the skull, rather than much further forwards as in animals which lack skulls. If you didn't know they were tundra dwellers you might give them a trunk however.