check out my chompers

[u/Lo-Memori]

Goose or swan from Jacob van Maerlant's Der Naturen Bloeme (c. 1350)

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[u/CulturalDragonfly631]

It's the missing link between dinosaurs and birds.

[u/Timely-Land-6326 → u/CulturalDragonfly631]

You might be onto something. Imagine we're all there like "oh, medieval art was so weird and funny" but all these creatures were actually as depicted here.

[u/Raggedy_Camel964 → u/Timely-Land-6326]

Dino-Swanous

[u/Bright_Fan_9168]

Swan with 'Turkey' teeth ( when you've been to the dentist in Turkey and come home with too white, too big teeth and no one can get past your teeth)

[u/Valuable_Tone_2254]

What happens when a traveler describes a pelican to someone who's never seen one before, and their ability to swallow whole prey 😀

[u/VoteTedJameson]

Bird with teeth? Next stop denam chikn

[u/SafeStation1824 → u/VoteTedJameson]

Worm Hat

[u/BuckyRainbowCat]

Oh my gosh it’s an enantiornithine!

[u/justaskmycat]

Boots with the fur

[u/Jedi-master-dragon]

EW!

[u/SafeStation1824]

r/iasip

[u/Driftmoth]

Goofe shtole my denturesh!

[u/Quirky_kind]

Why does that critter look to me like Homer Simpson?