Babirusa Tank Tops

Photo of a babirusa

Canon Rebel T3i. Babirusa is a Maylasian term meaning deer-pig. These exotic, nearly hairless swine have thick, wrinkly skin and elongated legs that allow them to run swiftly like deer. Males can be recognized by their long protruding tusks, while female tusks are shorter and typically not visible. I captured this cute Babirusa smelling the flowers, or maybe thinking about having a nimble. Riverbanks Zoo. Columbia, South Carolina USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

From the Royal Natural History archive, the skull of the Babirusa.

flat variant

From the Royal Natural History archive, the skull of the Babirusa.

Skulls from the following weird animals: Anzu Weilei (“chicken from hell” dinosaur), Anhanguera blittersdorfi (a flying reptile,) Thylacosmilus (basically, a saber-toothed thylacine,) then a babirusa (pig-like with weird tusks), synthetoceras (slingshot-nose), arsinotherium (rhino with two giant horns), and muntjac (deer with fangs.)