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Rabbits, another focus of postal chicanery! But while alligators are often
depicted during attacks on humans, rabbits are on the receiving end. |
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As is often
the case, Texas makes a claim for exclusivity that is
not borne out by scrutiny. |
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And the skilled cowpoke below has
apparently been able to keep his herd in EXACT formation
during an interstate cattle drive. |
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A couple
more, featuring authentic range garb on the riders. |
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The Evolution of the
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Then there is the following
abomination of nature. Follow its developmental path as it morphs
into ever more terrifying form! |
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A very
early version—all taxidermy and no photoediting. |
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“Wild
Jackalope at Night” |
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Douglas, WY
pays homage to the Horned One. (A drunk knocked the statue
over a while back, but now it stands tall once again.) |
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(Note the attempt at revised
spelling that went nowhere.) |
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The next
evolutionary stage: wings evolve. |
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This
unusual specimen from Sweden lacks antlers and has a certain
roadkill quality. |
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This
subspecies combines both hornedness and gigantism. The horse
is taken aback. |
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Mutations
courtesy of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington. |
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