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in so fascinated by borzoi dogs, they are my huge inspiration to do original art they are like magical creatures of dogs
"The Sentry" - Art by Francis Livingston

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The famous dolphin Burgonet of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, attributed to Kolman Helmschmid,
Length: 13.5 in/34.4 cm
Width: 7.4 in/18.8 cm
Height: 9.8 in/25 cm
Weight: 3.8 lbs/1705 g
Augsburg, Germany, ca. 1530, housed at the Real ArmerΓa, Madrid.
Iβve had this image in my head since the first time I listened to this song and I finally drew itβ¨
Family tree by Ethel Cain, one of my favorite songs of all time<3
I think this might be one of the most incredible, unsettling and symbolic photos of todayβs America Iβve ever seen. I canβt stop looking at it. Itβs perfect.
Photo taken by Reuters.

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Tater thinks he can catch arrows better than Instructor Bensei. Is he right?
Go check out season 1 of Min-Maxed before Season 2 hits (I canβt wait for yβall to see what weβve been working on!)
new comic update!! introducing tiisha's grandma, who hates yata with inspiring passion! (βΈβΈ> α΄β’βΈβΈ)
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they are not normal snakes they have beards/ rooster hybrids
he is funny
oh shit is this why basilisks became rooster hybrids
Dragons! Once you notice that the drakΕn is supposed to have a beard and/or a crest, you start seeing those everywhereβ¦
Basilisk, confusingly, are not described with beards and crests, but gained them through a more convoluted path
I don't know what you mean by 'supposed to' in this context, but I can at least add that every worm I've come across in my field (1800s rural Danish folklore) has been described with a crest at one point or another. The lindworm, Γ₯lekonge, drage, huggenage, ormekonge, and hvidorm (the latter three can be used synonymously or can refer to different serpents, depending on region) can all have a "mane like a horse" or a "crown on its head." Though funnily enough 'drager'/dragons seem the least likely to have crests :)
The exceptions are Γ¦ven and nΓΈddeormen (essentially a woolly bear caterpillar and a nut weevil larva with tall tales attached). They're 'worms' that people would've encountered in life, and evidently they don't have crests
Interestingly, in Danish we don't have the word "cockatrice," it's all just a basilisk. I still haven't gauged if it was a fairytale creature, or if it was an integrated part of rural people's umwelt, the way e.g. Γ¦ven and nΓΈddeormen was.
imo if you are adapting something that plays with its medium into a new medium (book to film, podcast to tv show) you are obligated to ALSO play with the new medium and do something interesting. I donβt care if itβs not 100% faithful, I care if it WORKS. You cannot take a comic book that pushes the boundaries of what you can do in that space and then make the most boring visually flat screen adaptation you have fundamentally missed the point