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The skeleton of a giant bison (Bison latifrons), photographed at the Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City.
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A stuffed coyote (Canis latrans), photographed at the Utah Museum of Natural History.
Two hundred pounds of sin, sittin' at my window, all I said was, "come on in."
six hundred pounds of sin.
I have a photo of that exact skeleton, taken from pretty much the exact same spot.
Did you ever make it to the dino museum in Blanding? not too far from arches, goosenecks, canyonlands or mexican hat. Fantastic geology in that area, and some of the jurassic rocks have invertebrate fossils hanging out of the roadcuts (be sure you're on BLM land for that activity).