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People – With Animals
People – With Animals is one of the 27 subdivisions of People and contains 284 pictures.
National Geographic.
A three-toed sloth.
Japan.
June 1944.
August 1938.
Postcard from Blue Sky Gallery
August 1957.
National Geographic.
National Geographic.
Brazil.
Photo by Winfield Parks.
Animals – Bats +++
From far away a colony, or cloud of bats is a blur of fluttering black specks. A bat’s face up close is a scrunched up wrinkly big-nostriled wonderfully weird thing. A real bat is gone in a blink but in the picture collection there are 39 bat pictures (under Animals – Bats) that you can look at as long as you want; and they probably will not fly away.
Anatomy–Animals
Oh, the mandibular condyle 
Yes, the glandula parotis
Indeed all the way to the end
of the jugular vein.
Be you a superficial flexor tendon
Or a deep flexor tendon
A Phalanx prima, secunda, or tertia
You are invited to dig in your hind claws
And sink in your unpaired canine tooth.
The Visual Arts Library Picture Collection Presents:
ANATOMY—ANIMALS
A subdivision of ANATOMY (which refers to human anatomy and which has the further subdivisions of ANATOMY—EYES ANATOMY—HANDS, and ANATOMY – NERVOUS SYSTEM) ANATOMY—ANIMALS has approximately 100 items. Please find a sampling below.
Da Vinci sussing out the horsely dimensions.
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, the “father of microbiology,” sketches out the intestinal protozoa of frogs.
SVA Library Picture & Periodicals Collections 