I'm not sure why this giant skeleton has a beak, but I do know that it's by Gino De Dominicis, it's 24 meters 
long, and additional photos can be found here and here.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Largest skeleton
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3 comments:
This is totally awesome. I want one for our neighborhood!
It looks amazing stretched out in the Palazzo. I like the beak - makes it look even more otherworldly.
i think the beak might having something to do with italien death masks worn during the black death
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