Статуэтка «Собака породы лайка», ЛФЗ, 1940-е гг., скульптор Драчинская В. С., фарфор.
СССР 1917-1990 гг. в разделе Статуэтки и скульптуры. по возрастанию даты окончания, стр. 10
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This is a Black-lipped Pika (Ochotona curzoniae) , also going by the name of Plateau Pika because of its abundance on the Tibetan Plateau. Normally they are timid little creatures that rarely stray from the safety of their burrows, but this one was different. He stood his ground nowhere near any burrows, looking quite tough for a Pika. Although they look like rodents, they are actually lagomorphs, so cousins of rabbits and hares. The density on the Tibetan Plateau can reach 300 animals per hectare in late summer but numbers deplete over winter, which prompts a reshuffle of territories in the spring. They remain active through the winter but collect hay in their burrows to get them through the lean months. Plateau Pikas have a distinctive black tip to their nose, as well as black lips, which are just about visible behind the mouthful of food. They also have furry soles to their feet. I photographed this one at about 3500m on the Tibetan Plateau in Sichuan, China.
Colorized postcard of the Berlin Zoo's Elephant Gate, 1900.
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Johann Sebastian--Ideal Teddy Bear early 1900s; Philip--Steiff from 1906; Clemence--Steiff from 1906.
Fox to right of center ready to climb tree; face of person above fox's paw. Animals receding into image. Deer snuggling up against base of tree in lower left co
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn 1606-1669, Forequarters of an Elephant, I, 205
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