Hatch the Tudor Dog

A dog skull with mostly empty tooth sockets. Still seems happy though.

Mine all fell out centuries ago...

'Smiling' fossil discovered in Northumberland The unusual looking fossil is estimated to be a few hundred million years old dating to the Carboniferous period.

When a 350 million year old crinoid has better teeth than you...

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

a sign for the pyeongchang 2018 olympics hangs over a slope Alt: a sign for the pyeongchang 2018 olympics hangs over a slope

Watching the #WinterOlympics, currently showing the men's skeleton.

I find people are more interested in the dog's skeleton, tbh...

Trying to decipher the top part - I always thought the upper part of the head was the ears, but it looks like he's turned it into part of the skull, leaving the long bit for the jaw.

No, just establishing what we already knew.

Make a LEGO brick model of me!

Clavicular just cracked the code: JESTERMAXXING at the club is officially the new meta.

Forget the “mysterious guy in the corner” trope or the “stiff-arm drink hold.” We are entering the era of high-energy, zero-ego, chaotic fun. If you aren’t the reason the floor is laughing, are you even living?

A cute skeleton dog. Might delete later.

They say the key to a good selfie is to take it from above, as it makes you look younger, smaller and thinner.

However, I'm already small and thin, and no camera angle is going to hide nearly 480 years!

#MuseumSelfieDay 🐶🐾😙📱📷

Is that how it works?

That would be nice

I used to know a Mignone, we called him Philip...

Tag yourself if you're on this list!

from @gettymuseum.bsky.social

No worries, I know you're thinking of me!

Just don't do it in the powder stores, no good will come from it...

The skeleton of the Mary Rose's dog, sitting on one of those wooden sticks with a phosphorus tip that creates fire. Long wa of saying it, but we want people to try and figure it out...

You've heard of #ElfOnTheShelf, get ready for...

DNA work on me shows that I had brindle fur (that's brown with dark speckles)

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Fossilized melanosomes reveal colour patterning of a sauropod dinosaur Abstract. Integumentary fossils have improved understanding of dinosaur physiology, appearance and ecological niches. Fossil melanin and fossil melanosome

Seems I'm not the only one with a speckly integument...

royalsocietypublishing.org/rsos/article...

Oh, I'm going to have to do some work again now!

5000 years ago a good boy was buried in Sweden.
Just a pup really, perhaps an accident, maybe he died a hero, perhaps he was chosen to go play fetch with the gods.
Either way, a good boy, a very rare boy.
news.cision.com/se/arkeologe...

The nasal turbinates too.

And, of course, the fact that I'm in a museum of stuff off a 16th century warship.

That is the other one that I hear a lot.

Is this the snout of a cat?

At least he knew I wasn't a dinosaur!

Apparently I'm on a "Prehistoric Adventure", not sure what Google could mean by that, unless the AI it's using can't tell the difference between a dog and a dinosaur...

I've never had a problem...

Spam advert, with a picture of a rat, captioned 'If you see one of these in your garden you have rats'.

It’s a rat, isn’t it?

a model of an octopus that's make of bones, which an octopus doesn;t have.

A model of a dog skeleton, with boney ear flaps and jowls

I dont know what you mean...

There was some talk about me on the day, but I think it got cut for more sciencey things.

Yes I do!

Tuesday.