mudwerks:

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“Prehistoric Man,” vintage 1960 book. Illustration by Zdenek Burian.

mudwerks:

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“Prehistoric Man,” vintage 1960 book. Illustration by Zdenek Burian.

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anticitizenune:

Bulbasaur looks scared.

anticitizenune:

Bulbasaur looks scared.

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fyeahhistorymajorheraldicbeast:


Not the heraldic beast, but relevant. Even if you don’t post it, I hope you at least find it amusing.
alexanderlane.tumblr.com

Other relevant Teddy Roosevelt facts:
He had asthma as a child, which didn’t stop him from becoming a boxer.
A small child once threw a live badger at him. He named it Josiah and kept it as a pet in the White House. He also had a bear and a lion.
He led the Rough Riders’ charge up San Juan Hill…on foot.
He built the American museum of Natural History as a kind of lepidopterist’s “killing jar.” But instead of butterflies, he put dinosaurs inside and starved them UNTIL THEY WERE SKELETONS.*
He once rode 100 miles in one day to prove a point to the army - namely, that riding 25 miles a day for cavalry training wasn’t that hard and they needed to stop whining about it.
He explored a small part of the Amazon with his son Kermit; there’s a river there named after him.
*A fact confirmed by well-known historian John Hodgman

fyeahhistorymajorheraldicbeast:

Not the heraldic beast, but relevant. Even if you don’t post it, I hope you at least find it amusing.

alexanderlane.tumblr.com

Other relevant Teddy Roosevelt facts:

  • He had asthma as a child, which didn’t stop him from becoming a boxer.
  • A small child once threw a live badger at him. He named it Josiah and kept it as a pet in the White House. He also had a bear and a lion.
  • He led the Rough Riders’ charge up San Juan Hill…on foot.
  • He built the American museum of Natural History as a kind of lepidopterist’s “killing jar.” But instead of butterflies, he put dinosaurs inside and starved them UNTIL THEY WERE SKELETONS.*
  • He once rode 100 miles in one day to prove a point to the army - namely, that riding 25 miles a day for cavalry training wasn’t that hard and they needed to stop whining about it.
  • He explored a small part of the Amazon with his son Kermit; there’s a river there named after him.

*A fact confirmed by well-known historian John Hodgman

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