Today's bug thing is this pair of Buzzerks ant goggles!

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Today's bug thing is this pair of Buzzerks ant goggles!

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Goggles - Part 1
(Part two coming eventually)
The story of a pair of goggles
It’s been a while since I drew a dragon-form Bái Líng.
- So why does a dragon need to wear goggles? They should have a nictitating membrane, right?
- Because it looks cool.
what was that, goggles?
Iggaak, Thule, Native American, ca. 800–1200,
Walrus ivory, 1 1/8 × 5 in. (2.9 × 12.7 cm),
These goggles were used to shield the eyes from windblown ice and the glare of the sun upon the Arctic snow. Significant to the owner or maker, engraved double lines, spikes, and linear projections form the border. The designs, along with the narrow eye openings, create a distinct appearance. Arctic peoples have made and worn such highly effective eyewear for centuries.
Courtesy: The Met

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