Anatomy Tattoos. - Neatorama

There is no end to the ideas people have for decorating their bodies. Neatorama featured science tattoos recently; now here is a gallery of anatomical tattoos! Link -via Respectful Insolence

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What a beautiful tattoo. I'd love to see one of the muscles on the chest and back.

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When tatoo artists can create illusion to cover up hideous
defects and scars with normal-looking skin THEN I'll be impressed.

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It's funny that something can be so artistic, interesting and astonishing in the skill it displays, and yet is so completely unpleasant to look at.

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Thankfully, evolution takes care of these people.

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Seen worse.

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(NH4)2Cr2O7 is Ammonium dichromate which is sometimes called "Vesuvian Fire" as it was commonly used to simulate a volcanic eruption. I remember building ing a plaster of paris volcano model and making it erupt in my 6th grade class (circa 1967--yeah, I'm old)
The other compound is Mercury(II) thiocyanate (Hg(SCN)2) AKA "Pharoah's Serpent" It used to be used in fireworks because of its black-snake effect. However, it isn't readily available anymore because it is toxic.

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So thát's how "Kraken" is properly pronounced ;)

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