Historical ArtifactsEnglish • 2 months ago

Beautiful Inuit carvings on a whale tooth, Alaska, late 19th century AD

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Beautiful Inuit carvings on a whale tooth, Alaska, late 19th century AD

Historical ArtifactsEnglish • 2 months ago

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3•2 months ago
TIL whales have teeth. I thought they just lived on soup
- ThoGot
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  3•2 months ago
  Some whales do. But they still use teeth to filter their soup
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    2•2 months ago
    The minestrone gets stuck sometimes though
    
    Won’t someone think of the whales?!?

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