
Well ... the suspension (of disbelief) has been building for a month now. It's been disproved an emu skull and is most probably a fish.
But ohhh! How I want this to be a pterodactyl!
This skull was pulled out of the nets by Old Salt and I from the murky waters under the Kalgan River bridge, covered in barnacles, with tiny crabs living in its brain socket. Any ideas? Anyone?


And yes, I am an iPhoto Luddite, sorry 'bout that.
is it a pig?
ReplyDeletewhatever it is, Sarah... It looks pretty awe-inspiring. I hope it is a pterodactyl!
ReplyDeleteI think its definitely some kind of fish. It had a weird grinding plate instead of tooth sockets, so its not a pig Chrissie. Just dunno!
ReplyDeletenot even a flying pig?
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