File:Manchester Museum 2023-12-02 (101).jpg
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The Dundee Wolf with painted teeth, taxidermied by Harry Ferris Brazenor (1863–1948). Its teeth were painted by him in a dramatic style in line with audience requirements of the 19th-century era. It should be said that this wolf is one of the museum's most popular exhibits, for the same reason, today. Note to editors: This specimen was photographed through glass, and the reflections are a necessary part of the composition. If you wish to edit this image, please publish your version on a new file page. Thank you. |
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