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“In the Western World, humans are so separated that we have no reason to connect with [wild] animals anymore,” Kate says. “We have become so other.” In fact, she says that most people don’t even realize that she often changes the sex of the animals. Going through her sculptures you will see female faces with antlers attached—an appendage usually sported only by male animals. “Something as straightforward as that doesn’t even register, because our understanding of the natural world isn’t very good anymore,” she says. SOURCE

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by: Adam Trbušek

These now quite famous photos are known as the Myakka Skunk Ape Photographs. The photos were taken by an anonymous woman who thought she was taking pictures of an escaped orangutan. They were mailed to the  Sheriff’s Department of Sarasota County, Florida, in 2000. In the note that went with the photos, the woman claimed that the creature appeared for three nights and took apples off of her porch. She reported that “it had an awful smell and was making deep “woomp” noises.” The woman was very worried that someone could be harmed by the animal because of how big it was. You can read the complete letter that she sent to the police department here.