Taxidermist Carl Akeley Posing with the Leopard He Killed with His Bare Hands After It Attacked Him, 1896
Carl Akeley, considered the father of modern taxidermy, was not only a taxidermi…
Carl Akeley, considered the father of modern taxidermy, was not only a taxidermi…
Mary was a five-ton Asian elephant, also known as Murderous Mary, who performed …
The Hyde Park and Regent’s Park bombings were one of the worst IRA atrocities on…
In the first decades of the 20th century, the Italian Cavalry School at Tor di Q…
An American corporal aims a Colt M1895 atop a Sri Lankan elephant. The reason wh…
Bison were hunted almost to extinction in the 19th century and were reduced to a…
Photo was taken during a routine military expedition in Chukchi Peninsula, Sovie…
In the middle of the Korean War, this kitten found herself an orphan. Luckily, s…
Rat-catchers were employed in Europe to control rat populations. Keeping the rat…
The trench soldier of World War I had to cope with millions of rats. The omnipre…
German cavalry firing from the standing saddle position during maneuvers on the …
In the late summer of 1942, the Marine Corps decided to experiment with the use …
This picture of Willie, Patton’s dog, was taken a few days after the General’s d…
In the beginning, the war was still fun and the soldiers were not fully engaged …
Many animals were used during World War One. Horses, mules, dogs, and pigeons we…