Grover Krantz, best known in the Bigfoot world as a vocal believer in Sasquatch, a teacher and anthropologist, left his body to science--and his dog Clyde. Their skeletons are on display at the Smithsonian.
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Both, but mostly creepy!
ReplyDeleteI used to have several wolfhounds, so it's not creepy. It shows the love between man and dog.
ReplyDeleteClearly, since they mounted its baculum as well, just floating there in space like a rocketship of love headed for poor Dr. Krantz.
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