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This fittingly ends witha mammal that has at least 20 noses that it can use to make music. And they all died because the researcher had a cold.

Our first vivisection picture.

flower imitators standing on their long tales until death and almost pony-sized noseling mammoths... that is... not the weirdest thing featured in this book.

38 noses? How would that look like?


PS. apparently these noselings first appeared in the cretacious period.

A glowing nose due to glowing bacteria....

I still don't get the concept of this Orchideennasling.

Holy shit. If you would make a YouTube video out of this book you would have to censor this illustration of the symbiotic relationship between two noseling species. Because, that might technically be an udder but they look exactly like human breasts.

So you have Group of mammals that are nothing but 90% noses.

While an aquatic mammal whose nose basically became a two-pronged snorkel is totally plausible in my mind, some of these introduced here seem to have diverged so far from the mammal type that I not only wonder whether they could be remotely plausible or if they are whether they could still be classified as mammals.

If this noseling stands on its nose constantly; then how does it defecate? The mouth is at the bottom, the anus at the top, and how do the muscles in its esophagus and all work?