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Archiv des Autors: Markus Bühler
The Northern Bottlenose Whale – The Forgotten Deep Sea Giant with a Head like a Battering Ram
Beaked whales are among the least known cetaceans and even today several species are still only known from a few sightings and stranded specimens. Most people are likely even fully unaware of their very existence, despite the giant size and … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Tiefsee, Wale
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Visiting Historyland Part I: The Southern Mammoth
Earlier this year, I made a trip to the Netherlands. One of my points of interest was Historyland in Hellevoetsluis, which is located western of Rotterdam. Historyland is an educational theme park which mainly focuses on different historic subjects, from … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Blogposts in English, Megafauna, Paläontologie, Säugetiere
Verschlagwortet mit Historyland, mammoth, proboscidean
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Snap-shots of a Live Foodchain – The Seagull that caught a Garfish with a Sprat in its Mouth
We all know depictions of food chains and food webs from books or museums, which show how small herbivores or planctivores are eaten by larger predators which are again eaten by even larger predators. But it´s incredibly rare to see … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter allgemeine Zoologie, Blogposts in English, Fische, Vögel
Verschlagwortet mit Seagull garfish sprat foodchain
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Birds, Bugs and Baby Turtles – Eocene Fossil Treasures from Mors
During my recent visit of Jutland in the North-West of Denmark, I had the chance to see some amazing Eocene fossils on Mors, a small island located within the Limfjord. Mors is famous for some exceptionally well preserved fossils from … Weiterlesen
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Pygmy and dwarf sperm whales – hook-toothed hunters of the abyss
The pygmy sperm whales and dwarf sperm whales are remarkable for a lot of reasons, for example for their extraordinary ability to release a dark substance from a gut pouch and hide within a cloud of their intestinal fluids. Not … Weiterlesen
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A possible new beaked whale species observed off Mexico
Yesterday it was announnced that some possibly hitherto unknown beaked whales were observed and photographed in the waters north of the San Benito Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Scientists of the Sea Sheperd vessel Martin Sheen were able to observe … Weiterlesen
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Curiosity of the Day: A Native American bag made from a pelican head
Today´s Curiosity of the Day is a very remarkable bag made from a pelican head. It is on display in the exhibition about First Nations in the Canadian Museum of History, Ottawa. Sadly the only available information was that it … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Curiosity of the Day, Ethnology, Vögel
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The Nightmare Look of Naked Owls – how Feathers Conceal a Bird´s True Shape
Today I want to show you one of the coolest bird specimens I have ever seen in a museum, a bodycast of a barn owl (Tyto alba) with removed feathers. This gives us a great opportunity to see the enormous … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Anatomie, Vögel
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Berardius, the bus-sized deep sea predator with barnacle covered battle teeth
There is an enormous marine carnivore which grows as long as a bus, and most people are fully unaware of its very existence. Nearly everyone knows sperm whales, but if you would ask people about the world’s next largest extant … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Illustration, Kryptozoologie, Tiefsee, Wale
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The feathered Warsaw Dilophosaurus
Originally I wanted to continue the series about the Messel-fossils, but I am still working on a reconstruction illustration for the next part and needed a break. Instead I´ll jump on the Dilophosaurus bandwagon, because this awesome theropod from the … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Dinosaurier
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