The "Edwardian lynx" in the Bristol Museum |
Science writer Darren Naish shows how the puzzle of a lynx(?) shot in southwestern England in about 1903 can be solved using modern technology.
I have been in that museum, but I do not remember the stuffed lynx. What I do remember from the wildlife collection is staring for a while at this.
Naish's piece, however, is an elegant summary of what can be done with older taxidermy specimens.
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A foreign pet kept in a cage and that escapes and is shot dead with 48 hours. The REAL story is that the Brits killed off their bear and their wolf and now have nothing really fierce and so they invent.
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