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Interesting.
Did you take these pictures, or could you mention their source? I want to make sure the author(s) get credit.
Got no serious answer, so here are some results based on reverse image search:
Rhinoceros. Credit: Chicago Zoological Society. Possible source: Black Rhinoceros Undergoes Portable CT Scan At Brookfield Zoo
Bear. Credit: Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press. Possible source: Brookfield Zoo CT scan
Humsters. Credit: unknown.
Alligator. Credit: UF College of Veterinary Medicine. Possible source: Massive sick alligator given CT scan at University of Florida
Feel free to add more in your replies if you have time to search.
Dear, @[email protected] please credit the authors and/or sources of the picture you're posting. Those most likely aren't public domain, meaning credit is required (and possibly more). Also citing the source provide interesting background on the pictures.
The author is my mom