whywouldistop:

Gigart

armedwithcamera:

Gillette’s Castle - CT - 2011

art-of-swords:

Sawfish Sword

Made out of the rostrum (an anatomical structure) of a sawfish this is a Indo-Pacific sword dated from the early 20th Century. Longsword with 52 perfectly preserved teeth and part of the head approach. Minor feeding scars on one side. Length 78 cm.

Source & Copyright: Hermann Historica 

(Source: wreckedemotions)

There were two male narwhals engaging each other in a sword fight, using their tusks! A few others nearby, a mix of narwhals and beluga whales, appeared to be spectators. What surprised me was the agility of these enormous creatures. The dueling narwhals were using their fins to rapidly propel back and forth, left and right, up and down, as they clashed tusks. One even did a back flip, he was definitely the more athletic of the two.

(Source: thedreamskipper)

I think it’s unwise to give the beaver a wooden sword.

jedijoobagel:

adorably deadly

(Source: crownedbythieves)